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Making Data Work for People

Freelance data visualisation design, data literacy training, and consulting — helping organisations understand and communicate their data.

Neil Richards - smiling at a podium while delivering a workshop
Data Visualisation Design

Bespoke visual narratives that transform complex datasets into clear, actionable insights for your audience.

Data Visualisation & Data Literacy

Empowering teams to read, work with, analyse, and communicate data effectively across your entire organisation.

Data Literacy Training

Expert advisory services to help you navigate data challenges and build a sustainable data-driven culture.

Consulting

Tableau & AI
The Insights Collective

Elevate your data skills with our upcoming annual subscription Tableau training programme, designed to help you master the art of visual analytics.

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Questions in Dataviz

Neil Richards is the author of 'Questions in Dataviz', published by Taylor & Francis. This work explores the fundamental queries that drive successful data exploration and communication.

Our Approach

We empower organisations to bridge the gap between complex data and clear understanding. By fostering data fluency at every level, we transform raw information into meaningful insights, ensuring your team can confidently read, work with, and communicate through data in a modern, rapidly evolving landscape.

What Clients Say

“Neil not only developed high quality courses for us on AI Fundamentals and Data Analytics with Tableau, but delivered an in-person onsite workshop for a client which they were delighted with”

DANIQUE HEKKEMA

Co-Founder,  Databooster

“Neil built and delivered data programmes for one of our largest global clients, initiatives which did not exist before he took the lead, and was able to simplify what can be a very technical space.

 

People leave his sessions not just trained, but empowered and confident, able to apply their new skills immediately.”

PAUL CHAPMAN

Global Director Client Data and Analytics, JLL

“I just wanted to say hello and thank you for your blog. I’m a PhD student, and both your blog and your book have introduced me to new ideas and new ways of thinking. Truly inspiring,  thank you for sharing your work.”

OR MISGAV

PhD Student

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