Speaker directory · AI adoption
AI adoption speakers. Explore ten sourced profiles for AI strategy, work, evaluation and responsible adoption. Start with your audience’s next decision, not a promised multiplier.
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Allie K. Miller Enterprise AI adoption
Enterprise adoption Business opportunity
AI business advisory and speaking on applying and scaling AI.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Leaders aligning AI adoption with business opportunity and workforce capability.
A useful briefing question Which examples show a changed business process rather than tool usage alone?
Source-backed scope Her official site describes business AI advisory work and speaking on applying and scaling AI.
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Andreas Welsch AI leadership and business value
AI leadership Business value
AI leadership, enterprise applications and translating initiatives into business outcomes.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Business and technology leaders establishing ownership for adoption and implementation.
A useful briefing question Can the session connect a specific use case to a business objective and accountable owner?
Source-backed scope His official profile describes AI leadership, enterprise applications and translating AI initiatives into business outcomes.
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Cassie Kozyrkov Decision intelligence
Decision intelligence AI strategy
AI strategy and decision intelligence for executive audiences.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Teams clarifying the decision an AI system should support before selecting a tool.
A useful briefing question How will attendees distinguish an improved decision from a technically impressive model?
Source-backed scope Her official profile documents AI strategy, decision intelligence and executive speaking.
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Daniel Miessler AI automation and security workflows
Automation Security workflows
AI-based automation, continuous assessment and enterprise IT and security.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Technically informed audiences considering AI-assisted workflows and their security boundaries.
A useful briefing question What technical background is assumed, and how will review and exception handling be addressed?
Source-backed scope His speaking page lists AI-based automation, continuous assessment and enterprise IT and security topics.
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Ethan Mollick AI, work and learning
Work and learning Research evidence
Research on AI’s effects on work, entrepreneurship and education.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion An evidence-oriented audience exploring how AI changes work and learning.
A useful briefing question Which research findings apply to this audience’s task, and where should attendees avoid generalizing?
Source-backed scope His Wharton profile documents research on AI’s effects on work, entrepreneurship and education.
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Lisanne Buik AI work design and human choices
Work design Human choices
Speaking themes span agentic AI, work, innovation, ethics and leadership.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Teams that need adoption discussions to include work design, values and human responsibility.
A useful briefing question Would a keynote, workshop or board session best support the decisions this event should unlock?
Source-backed scope Her official speaking page lists agentic AI and work, innovation, ethics and leadership themes.
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Mark Lynd AI adoption with security and governance
AI adoption Security and governance
AI strategy, governance and security for executive audiences.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Leaders balancing AI opportunities with operational risk, readiness and decision accountability.
A useful briefing question Can the proposed session translate an AI use case into concrete readiness and ownership questions?
Source-backed scope His speaking page describes AI strategy, governance, security and executive engagement formats.
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Rumman Chowdhury Responsible adoption and evaluation
Responsible adoption AI evaluation
Operationalizing AI ethics, accountability and evaluation of AI systems.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Organizations that need to evaluate adoption beyond speed, including stakeholders and accountability.
A useful briefing question How will the session distinguish quality checks, stakeholder feedback and independent evaluation?
Source-backed scope Her speaking page lists operationalizing AI ethics, accountability and evaluation of AI systems.
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Theresa Payton AI, security and leadership
AI and security Leadership
Speaking on AI, security and leadership for varied event audiences.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion Executive groups connecting technology adoption with security and organizational change.
A useful briefing question Which proposed theme is most relevant to our adoption stage and business responsibilities?
Source-backed scope Her official speaking page presents AI, security and leadership topics for varied event audiences.
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Zack Kass AI transformation and work
AI transformation Future of work
Keynotes on intelligent transformation, automation boundaries and AI’s broader implications.
Audience fit, briefing question and evidence Audience fit · editorial suggestion A leadership event opening a strategic conversation about organizational change and AI opportunity.
A useful briefing question How will a wide-angle keynote connect to our audience’s concrete next decisions without implying a guaranteed return?
Source-backed scope His official site describes keynotes on intelligent transformation, automation boundaries and AI’s broader implications.
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Build a useful speaker brief → What this directory does and does not establish Profiles are selected for documented relevance to AI strategy, adoption, work, evaluation or associated governance. Primary speaker, university and organization pages support the scope notes. This is a selective directory, not a complete market survey, representation service or independent assessment of speaker delivery.
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