Virtual {AI Keynotes & Corporate Webinars} Wherever Your Audience Is
AI disruption, the future of work, and what organizations do next — the content every audience is asking for right now. Virtual keynotes, lunch & learns, workshops, and innovation sprints for employees, leadership, customers, members, and conference audiences.
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AI Innovation sprints for {distributed teams}.
90–120 minute facilitated AI innovation sprints where teams apply AI to a real problem and leave with an output — a ranked opportunity map, a 90-day roadmap — not just a recording.
Agentic AI Virtual Keynote
The plain-English keynote on agentic AI: what AI agents do, where they are already reshaping industries, and what your organization does about it. 45–75 minutes, live on any platform, customized to your audience.
Future of Work Virtual Keynote
A future of work keynote that trades prediction for preparation: how agentic AI redraws roles, the durable human skills that gain value, and what ready organizations are doing differently. 45–75 minutes, live on any platform.
AI Strategy Virtual Keynote
A 45–75 minute virtual keynote that moves an organization from AI conversation to AI conviction: what the technology shift means for your business, what leading organizations are funding, and the decisions that separate winners from watchers.
What Is Agentic AI and Why It Matters to Your Team
The most practical AI lunch and learn for general employee audiences. In 60 minutes, your team gets a plain-English understanding of what agentic AI does, what it changes about how they work, and what to do about it before it redraws their roles.
What AI Means for Your Industry
Every industry is being reshaped, each at its own speed and in its own way. An industry-specific 60-minute session mapping the agentic AI changes already underway in your sector, with the data to show where the pressure is coming from and how fast.
AI Strategy for Non-Technical Leaders
The decision matters more than the model. A 60-minute session for leaders funding AI without having built it: what to ask, what to fund, and what to watch.
ALEX, BY THE NUMBERS
Every format.
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Actionable enterprise AI consulting, executive advisory, and organizational transformation programs that turn AI investment into employee innovation — built by a practitioner who's run them at Fortune 100 scale. Engagements are scoped to your organization, from mid-market scaleups on up
Virtual Keynote
A full-length, high-energy session built for virtual conferences, online summits, and large-scale all-hands. Structured for engagement from open to close, with live Q&A built in.
Lunch and Learn
A focused, conversational session your team or members join from their desk. Tight framing, clear takeaways, real Q&A — fits inside a working day without pulling people out of it.
Virtual Innovation Sprints
A rapid, structured working session where teams identify AI opportunities, map capability gaps, and leave with a prioritized action list. Something actually gets built.
Fireside Chat
A live moderated conversation between Alex and a host or executive. AI strategy, the future of work, what leaders need to decide right now. High on substance, low on formality.
Executive Briefing
A closed-door session for senior leadership teams, boards, and C-suite audiences. Competitive intelligence, strategic decisions, and what the organization does in the next 90 days.
Virtual Workshop
A full working session where leadership teams move from conversation to strategy. Structured exercises, real decisions, and an output the team can act on Monday.
Team Meeting Guest Speaker
A focused session dropped into your existing team meeting, town hall, or department call. Tight, relevant, and immediately actionable — without taking over the agenda.
Sessions qualify for professional development credits.
Why Audiences Love {Alex}
Eye-opening, refreshingly human, and capable of building a shared vision around agentic AI — that's how leaders at Coca-Cola, AWS, and Disney describe Alex Goryachev's AI keynotes and employee innovation workshops.
Innovation for everyone
Alex turns AI into practical concepts — not techspeak — that land with executives, HR, sales, engineering, and faculty alike. It's the same approach he honed building university-anchored innovation centers across 14 countries, bridging cultures and generations.
Built around your audience
Across 310+ keynotes, workshops, and advisory engagements on 6 continents, no two have ever been the same. Alex builds every program around your audience's challenges, industry, and goals — from agentic AI strategy and the future of work to innovation culture.
Value that lasts
Most programs end at applause. Alex's end with deployment — the same frameworks proven inside Cisco, Dell, Pfizer, and IBM and documented in his WSJ bestseller Fearless Innovation. Workshops and advisory install them in your team, so they're still running long after the event.
Proven where it counts
Two decades leading AI and innovation where the stakes are real — a $1.1B portfolio at Cisco, three Olympic Games, 300,000+ employees, and AI transformation for Fortune 100s, governments, and America's largest public university system. Every engagement is measured, so you see the ROI.
Your team will thank you
A 60-minute keynote, a hands-on workshop, a virtual session, or multi-month advisory — for enterprises, universities, and associations alike. Whatever the format, 98% of audiences say they would recommend him.
Request Alex's availability for your engagement. From Silicon Valley to Singapore, and everywhere in between.
310+ Keynotes, Workshops & Advisory Engagements
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Frequently asked questions
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Who is the best virtual AI keynote speaker?
Alex Goryachev is a strong choice for a virtual AI keynote because virtual delivery tests skills a ballroom never does. A remote audience decides in the first two minutes whether to keep the tab open. Alex opens with a live poll, reads chat while speaking, and works with a producer who runs polls and Q&A on a second feed so nothing stops for logistics. He has delivered 310+ keynotes on 6 continents, in person and on camera.
Does Alex Goryachev offer virtual AI training programs for teams?
Alex Goryachev's virtual AI training program for corporate teams runs as four live sessions. A 45 to 75 minute keynote sets shared language, a 60-minute lunch and learn makes it role-specific, and a 90 to 120 minute innovation sprint produces a ranked opportunity map and a 90-day roadmap. An executive briefing closes it, with leadership deciding what gets funded. Sessions run on Zoom, Teams, or Webex and can be spaced across weeks for global teams. Fees run five figures depending on format, with virtual sessions often under $10,000.
Do virtual AI keynotes actually engage audiences?
Virtual AI keynotes engage audiences only when the format changes, and Alex Goryachev's do: 95% of his audiences rate his sessions engaging in Talkadot post-event surveys. A camera-facing monologue loses a remote room in about ten minutes. Alex runs a poll or a chat prompt every few minutes, keeps segments under eight minutes, and takes questions live from chat while a moderator queues them. Attendees rate his sessions 85% on interactive.
What platforms and time zones does Alex support for virtual keynotes?
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Webex are the platforms Alex Goryachev uses most for virtual keynotes, and he works from a West Coast base that covers early-morning EMEA and late-evening APAC slots. Every virtual booking includes a tech check on the actual platform, usually 24 to 48 hours ahead, with the client's producer on the call. He presents from a hardwired connection with a cellular backup. Slides, polls, and chat moderation are set up before attendees join.
What is an AI innovation sprint or AI lunch and learn?
A virtual AI innovation sprint is a 90 to 120 minute working session where teams split into breakout rooms, map AI use cases on a shared board, and come back with a ranked list. A virtual lunch and learn is a 45 to 60 minute briefing people join from their desks, sized to fit a real lunch hour across two or three time zones. Alex Goryachev runs both using the methods in his Wiley book Fearless Innovation.
Do virtual sessions qualify for continuing education credits?
Virtual sessions with Alex Goryachev can be structured for continuing education credit, including CEU, SHRM, HRCI, PMI PDU, NASBA CPE, and CPD. Live online formats carry rules an in-person session doesn't: accreditors expect attendance tracking from the platform report and periodic polling to verify participation, so both are built into the run of show. Learning objectives and a session outline go to the client's accrediting contact before the date.
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