Innovation

Natalie Nixon

<p>Natalie Nixon democratizes creativity—showing that while artists are masters at navigating ambiguity, creativity is equally inherent to the work of engineers, scientists, lawyers, and project managers who are ready to think differently, lead with intention, and shape the future.</p><p>Natalie built her career by connecting dots others didn’t see — working in global apparel sourcing for The Limited Brands in Sri Lanka and Portugal, earning a PhD in design management while working full time, leading executive education programs, and spending 16 years as a professor at Tho

Abigail Posner

<p>Abigail Posner spent 13 years at Google, but don’t make assumptions about her based on that fact.</p><p>Abigail didn’t start in tech. She started out studying people, earning a degree from Harvard in social anthropology, driven by one question: Why do humans do what they do? That lens proved to be the most valuable thing she ever brought to the boardroom at top advertising agencies where she shaped brand identities and communication to achieve tangible results.</p><p>Then, for 13 years as director of U.S.

Shaun Peet

<p>In today’s fast-moving business environment, winning teams are not defined by individual talent alone — they are built through trust, preparation, communication, and a shared commitment to excellence.</p><p>Shaun Peet takes audiences behind the scenes of one of the most pressure-filled team environments in sports to reveal how ordinary people become extraordinary teams.

Rashmi Airan

<p>Rashmi Airan knows what it costs to decide under pressure.</p><p> She made the call herself, and it sent her to federal prison. A first-generation Indian American, former Wall Street investment banker, and Columbia Law School attorney, Rashmi spent years chasing achievement and lost the line between what she could do and what she should. One series of compromised decisions ended that life. The reckoning became the work.</p><p>Today she is a keynote speaker on high-stakes decision-making, resilient leadership, and building trust under pressure.

Crystal Carter

Crystal Carter doesn’t just talk about the future of technology—she helps build it.

As Head of AI Search & SEO Communications at Wix, she operates at the center of the AI-powered web, shaping strategy for nearly 300 million users while collaborating with industry leaders like Google, Microsoft, and Zapier.

Danny Goldberg

Danny Goldberg is a workplace performance strategist, entrepreneur, and keynote speaker helping organizations build teams so strong, people don’t want to leave.

After building and leading an eight-figure global business with partners like Peloton, Traeger, and Gravity Blankets, Danny experienced a pivotal culture breakdown that reshaped his leadership philosophy: people don’t leave companies—they leave environments.

David S. Kidder

<p>David is a renowned keynote speaker who has spent two decades helping the world's largest organizations grow, decide, and lead through change.</p><p> He is direct, generous, and deeply human, bringing radical candor and the kind of practical wisdom you only earn by building companies and guiding leaders through the moments that define what comes next.

Rachel Botsman

Rachel Botsman is a world-leading authority on trust in the digital age and how it shapes leadership, innovation, and the adoption of emerging technologies such as AI. Named one of the Thinkers50 Top 30 Management Thinkers and a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, she helps organizations understand why trust is the hidden force behind successful ideas, strong cultures, and transformative change.

Sol Rashidi

<p>Sol Rashidi is one of the most respected and credentialed voices in AI today. Sol is a people-first AI strategist redefining how organizations scale artificial intelligence securely and sustainably.</p><p>A trusted advisor to Fortune 500 companies, private equity and venture-backed firms, universities, and Big Tech, she helps leaders unlock real business value from AI while protecting their most critical assets: data and human capital.

Katie Linendoll

Drawing on decades in broadcast media, early roots in coding, and hands-on production experience, Katie Linendoll translates emerging tech trends into clear, practical insights audiences can actually use.