Amplify Speakers
Keynote Speakers for Technology Industry Events
Technology audiences have heard every buzzword, so the speakers who land are the ones who have actually built things. A user conference, an IT leadership summit and an engineering all-hands each need a different speaker.
Amplify books speakers for technology events on AI, data science, innovation, digital collaboration and the human side of leading technical teams, including data scientists, AI founders and enterprise technology leaders.
The top keynote speakers for technology industry events on the Amplify Speakers roster are Jared Lander, Chief Data Scientist of Lander Analytics and an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School; Jon Krohn, bestselling author of Deep Learning Illustrated; Ramy Nassar, the former Head of Innovation at Mattel; Simoriah Stogner, a technology executive with 20 years in enterprise technology leadership; Erica Dhawan, WSJ bestselling author of Digital Body Language; and Mike Evans, author of Distinct or Extinct, whose clients include 34 of the Fortune 50. Tell us about your event and we will match the right speaker to your room.
What Kind of Technology Event Is This?
Tech & User Conferences
Large audiences who want a clear, credible view of AI and where the industry is going.
IT & Engineering Leadership
Technical leaders responsible for people, delivery and change.
Innovation & Strategy Offsites
Executives deciding what to build next and how to stay ahead of disruption.
Culture & Collaboration Events
Distributed teams, silos and the human skills AI cannot replace.
Who Lands Best in Technology Rooms
Technical audiences respect builders. Jared Lander and Jon Krohn are working data scientists, Ramy Nassar built Mattel's first innovation lab, and Simoriah Stogner spent two decades in enterprise technology leadership.
For culture and collaboration briefs, speakers like Erica Dhawan and Mike Evans focus on the human side of disruption: how teams work, trust and adapt.
The briefing question that matters most
Is the goal understanding AI and what comes next, leading technical teams better, or building a culture that keeps up with change? Each points to a different speaker.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who are the best AI speakers for technology conferences? Jared Lander, Jon Krohn and Ramy Nassar all speak on AI from hands-on experience, from applied data science and enterprise AI software to innovation and emerging technology.
Do you have speakers who have worked in enterprise IT? Yes. Simoriah Stogner has 20 years in enterprise technology leadership and was named 2023 IT Person of the Year by the Springfield Technology Council.
Who speaks on collaboration and the future of work for tech teams? Erica Dhawan, WSJ bestselling author of Digital Body Language, Mike Evans, author of Distinct or Extinct, and Ryan Vet, a generational futurist, each cover the human side of technological change.
What do keynote speakers cost for technology events? Standard market rates apply, typically $7,500 to $15,000 for emerging voices, $15,000 to $35,000 for established professionals, and $35,000 or more for high-profile names. Workshop and multi-session bookings are quoted separately. Tell us your budget and we will work within it.
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Speakers Who Work Well in Technology Rooms
Each of these speakers is on the Amplify roster. Tap any card for their full profile, topics and videos.
Organizer of the New York and Government Data Science and AI Conferences and an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School.
CEO of Y Carrot, which develops AI software for enterprises, and host of the SuperDataScience Podcast.
Built Mattel's first innovation lab and is trusted by 250+ organizations including Apple, Disney and Verizon on AI and emerging technology.
Entered technology without knowing how to use email and spent two decades rising through enterprise infrastructure, cybersecurity and AI; 2023 IT Person of the Year, Springfield Technology Council.
Named the “Oprah of Management Thinkers” by Thinkers50, she advises on teamwork, collaboration and innovation in the age of AI.
Has spent 27 years tracking the forces disrupting work, and 34 of the Fortune 50 are clients.
Has been building with AI since 2010, founded four AI-driven startups and speaks on AI and leading five generations.
An innovation strategist with $2B+ in transformation impact across 400+ organizations, including work at Deloitte, TELUS and ADP.
Tech conference, IT leadership summit or engineering all-hands?
Tell us the audience, the date and the budget. We will send a shortlist of speakers technical rooms respect.