01 What these talks are about
Every one of them comes from the same place: a practitioner who has had to defend the budget, own the risk and live with the implementation. Not a survey of the field.
The optimistic case for AI, argued by someone whose day job is assuming things will go wrong. Where the value actually is, what it asks of an organization, and why caution and ambition are not opposites.
What happens in the gap between adoption and policy — and a governance model people will follow rather than route around.
New attack surface, familiar fundamentals, and the specific places the two genuinely diverge. Written for security leaders and translated for everyone else in the room.
Why most AI pilots never graduate, what separates the ones that do, and the organizational mechanics of getting something into production that nobody has to babysit.
Bringing this technology to people who have been told, directly or otherwise, that it isn't for them. Delivered in classrooms and community spaces as readily as in boardrooms.
02 Formats
Conference or company event. One argument, made properly, with room for questions.
Board or C-suite. Closed room, direct, no vendor agenda attached.
Working session. The group leaves with output — prioritized use cases for their own function, not notes.
Moderated conversation, or as the moderator. Comfortable either way.
Guest appearances on AI, cybersecurity, leadership and the intersection of all three.
Schools, universities and community organizations.
03 In the room
04 Who it's for
- Conferences and industry events — technology, cybersecurity, healthcare, financial services
- Executive teams and boards deciding what to do about AI, and how fast
- Organizations running internal summits, leadership offsites or all-hands sessions
- Universities, schools and community organizations building AI literacy
- Associations and professional bodies whose members need this translated, not summarized
05 What a host needs to know
- Preparation. A short call beforehand to understand the audience and what the event is trying to achieve. Material is adapted to the room — the same talk twice is a talk that was right once.
- Requirements. A screen and a microphone. Slides provided in advance on request.
- Travel. Based in Miami, available internationally.
- Recording. Happy to be recorded; just say so in advance.
06 Enquiries
Send the date, the audience, the format and what you're hoping people leave with. That's enough to get a straight answer about fit.