Yohji
Education Lead
Yohji comes from an organisational psychology background and cares about how people feel at work. At GTL he leads our training, helping teams feel confident using AI. Outside work, he enjoys running and travelling.
The human side of AI adoption
At GTL (Gateway Talent Labs), we help smaller organisations navigate AI adoption. Drawing from our backgrounds in organisational psychology, we make sure AI works for the people using it.
Not sure where to start? We help you compare your options and choose what fits your team and budget.
We run interactive training that helps your organisation get the most out of AI, and use it safely.
We create a plan for how AI is used across your organisation, in language your whole team can follow.
Adopting AI changes how people work. That is where we start.
We look at how your people work, learn and adapt, not just at what the technology can do. That's what makes AI stick.
Most AI consultancies are built around big companies with big budgets. Small businesses and nonprofits get overlooked, or priced out entirely, even though they have just as much to gain. We started GTL to change that, with advice sized to your team and your budget.
We help you use AI safely: protecting your data, keeping people in charge of the decisions that matter, and being honest about what AI can't do. And we only recommend what you actually need, so your budget doesn't go on tools that sit unused.
Get to know the two people behind GTL.
About
We started Gateway Talent Labs to help smaller organisations adopt AI in a way that works for the people doing the work.
Most conversations about AI focus on the technology: which tools to buy and what they can do. Far less attention goes to the people expected to use them, and that is usually where adoption succeeds or stalls.
That is the side we focus on. Our backgrounds are in organisational psychology, and our research looked at how AI affects people's engagement, confidence and exhaustion at work. We bring that understanding to every recommendation we make.
Large companies have whole teams to manage new technology. Small businesses and nonprofits rarely do, so we step in as that team: helping you choose the right tools, train your people and put a clear plan in place, at a scale that makes sense for you.
You're bringing in AI without an IT department behind you. We help you get it right the first time.
AI is already turning up in your teams' work. We help you bring it together under one clear plan.
Budgets are tight and trust matters. We help you use AI where it frees up the most time, without putting your data or reputation at risk.
Services
Our three services work on their own or together.
Buying AI is easy. Choosing well is harder. We work out what your team actually needs, compare the vendors, tools and models that could deliver it, and give you a clear recommendation with the reasoning behind it. You stay in control of the final decision and the setup.
A good fit if you are about to spend money on AI and want expert advice before you commit.
Having AI tools is not the same as knowing how to use them well. Our interactive sessions are built around the work your team already does, so people leave knowing where AI helps, where it falls short, and when its output needs a second look.
A good fit if your team has access to AI tools, but few people feel confident using them.
If people are already using AI at work, you need a shared plan for how. We create one with you, in language your team can follow, so everyone knows what AI can be used for, what information stays out of it, and who checks the results.
A good fit if people are already using AI at work, and you don't have clear rules in place yet.
Team
Rooted in organisational psychology, applied to how people adopt AI at work.
Education Lead
Yohji comes from an organisational psychology background and cares about how people feel at work. At GTL he leads our training, helping teams feel confident using AI. Outside work, he enjoys running and travelling.
Operations Lead
Sunvy's background is in organisational psychology and operations, including work in the public sector. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching and playing pickleball.
Contact
Tell us a little about your organisation and what you're hoping AI will help with. We'll get back to you within 24 hours.
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