Speaking
A conference keynote speaker who names the real problem
Ani Attamian is a former Google leader and a business transformation keynote speaker and advisor, who helps leaders find the real problem their organisation is avoiding and turn it into a plan they can act on. She speaks internationally, in person and virtually. Audiences leave knowing what to fix first, and why.
Keynotes
Human Systems Break Before the Technology Does
The flagship keynote on the problem an organisation is avoiding, before it costs them too much to fix.
Read the overview →You're Building the Wrong Thing
How to tell building apart from fixing on your own roadmap, before next quarter's budget locks the loop in.
Read the overview →Your AI Is Standing on Broken Data
The data foundations your AI ambitions need before they can return anything.
Read the overview →Formats
Typical lengths: 25 minutes, 45 minutes, 60 minutes, or a half-day. Each is shaped to the audience and the decision the room needs to make.
By industry or topic
Common questions
Can I book Ani as a conference keynote speaker?
Yes. Ani is a conference keynote speaker for corporate events, associations and industry conferences, in person or virtually. She shapes every keynote to the audience and the decision the room needs to make.
What makes a good conference keynote speaker?
One who has operated inside the problem rather than only studied it, brings a method rather than a trend deck, and shapes the talk around the decision the audience faces. Ani speaks from eleven years at Google and now LEMA Collective.
How long is a conference keynote?
25, 45 or 60 minutes, or a half-day, each shaped to the audience and the decision the room needs to make.
What does the audience walk away with?
A clear view of the real problem their organisation has been avoiding, and what to fix first, and why.
Bring Ani to your stage.