The AI Talk Your Leadership Actually Needs
No hype. No jargon. Insight that turns into traction.
Alex Lee is a former Google AI Product Manager turned AI Adoption Strategist. He's worked across industries, from regional banks to global brands, helping leaders cut through the noise and build organizations where AI actually works.
Here's Why Your AI Initiatives Keep Stalling
You know AI can transform your business. But somewhere between the executive presentation and actual implementation, things fall apart.
Sound familiar?
- •Leadership excited about AI but unclear on where to actually start
- •Pilots that never scale beyond the initial team
- •Employees who nod along in training, then go back to the old way
- •The nagging sense that competitors are pulling ahead
The problem isn't the technology. It's that nobody's shown your team what AI adoption actually looks like.
A Different Kind of AI Keynote
Alex doesn't teach theory. He's spent the last two years in the trenches—leading AI implementations for organizations from regional banks to global brands, scaling an AI practice to $300k in monthly revenue, and developing a systematic framework through dozens of real-world deployments.
- Why AI initiatives fail (it's almost never the technology)
- How to build an AI-first culture that actually sticks
- What the 5 Pillars of successful AI adoption look like in practice
- Where to start when everything feels overwhelming
More Than a Keynote
Alex doesn't deliver inspiration from a distance. He works the room by reading the skeptics, inviting real questions, and adjusting on the fly to what your audience actually needs to hear.
Clarity
The fog lifts. They'll finally understand what AI can (and can't) do for their work.
Confidence
They'll stop feeling behind. AI becomes approachable, not threatening.
A Real Next Step
Not vague inspiration. A specific action they can take this week.
Permission to Experiment
Many people are afraid to try AI because they might "do it wrong." Alex gives them permission to start.
Signature Keynotes
The AI-First Organization
A practical roadmap for leaders who are past the hype
The strategic framework for moving from AI experiments to AI transformation. Walk away with the 5 Pillars that determine success—and a 90-day action plan to start.
Driving AI Culture
Why most AI initiatives fail—and how to build one that sticks
Getting one person to use AI is easy. Driving cultural change across an organization is a different challenge entirely. This keynote covers the 3 cultural barriers that kill adoption—and the "AI Champions" model for scaling across teams.
Lessons from the Field
What AI adoption actually looks like (beyond the headlines)
Forget the hype. Real case studies, real mistakes, real results—from hundreds of AI implementations across industries. The unfiltered truth about what works, what doesn't, and what nobody tells you.
The 5 Pillars of AI Adoption
A deep dive into the framework for enterprise AI transformation
The extended session. Walk through each pillar—Strategy, People & Leadership, AI Foundation, Workflows & Data, and Deployed AI—with diagnostics and action steps for each.
Hands-On Workshops
Want to go deeper? Alex also leads interactive workshops that get your team doing—not just listening.
All workshops are customized to your organization's context and goals.
Learn more
Meet Alex
Product Leader. Problem Solver. Papa.
As a former Google AI Product Manager, Alex led teams that brought machine learning innovations to millions of users through products like Pixel and Nest. He's collaborated with global brands including Levi's, YSL, and The Pokémon Company, consistently turning cutting-edge technology into practical, valuable features.
His mission: making AI approachable, beneficial, and ethical for all.
More About Alex →- ✓Shows up prepared with a talk customized to your audience
- ✓Adapts in real-time based on the room
- ✓Stays for the conversations afterward
- ✓No diva riders. No disappearing after the applause.
Let's Make Your Next Event Count
Book Alex for your next leadership offsite, conference, or executive workshop.