AI keynotes, by industryTalks built for your industry.
Pick your room. Every page is written for the people in it.
The short answer
Jordache Johnson is an AI keynote speaker who builds each talk around your industry: the work your people do, the pressures they’re under and the rules they answer to. Every keynote includes live demos built for your room. Pick your industry to see the uses, the rules and how the four talks fit.
Updated October 2026.
By industry
Find your industry.
Financial services
- BankingFor bankers who know their customers by name.
- Credit UnionsFor member-owned institutions, their small teams and volunteer boards.
- CreditFor the people who grant credit and make sure it gets paid.
- Capital MarketsFor investment banking and securities, where judgment is the business.
- InsuranceFor the people who write the risk and pay the claim.
- Private EquityFor portfolio CEOs asked to deliver AI, and the teams behind them.
Professional services and work
- LegalFor law firms and legal departments that sell judgment by the hour.
- Professional ServicesFor accounting and consulting firms that sell expertise.
- HR & TalentFor the people function, asked to lead an AI change it’s still learning.
- Sales & MarketingFor go-to-market teams whose buyers do their homework with AI.
Health and care
Public sector and education
Energy, infrastructure and technology
- EnergyFor utilities carrying more load, on a grid where safety comes first.
- Oil & GasFor upstream, midstream and refining teams, where experience is hard to replace.
- TelecommunicationsFor the people who keep the network running and the customer connected.
- TechnologyFor software and IT teams who’ll test every claim against their own work.
Consumer, property and sports
- Real EstateFor the people whose name is on the listing, the lease and the deal.
- FranchisingFor the brand that sets the standard, and the owners who run the units.
- Hospitality & TravelFor hotels and destinations that make guests feel cared for.
- AutomotiveFor dealers whose customers ask AI first, then want a person behind the deal.
- Sports Management & AgenciesFor the people who run the business of sports, and the agents behind the athletes.