Most talks are tailored to the audience in the room. These industry pages pull together the signature talks, resources, and concerns most relevant to each — so a conference organizer or executive can see whether the work fits before booking.
For nonprofit leaders, foundation teams, and board members thinking about AI for grant writing, donor outreach, and program work — with the guardrails that protect your mission and your funders' trust.
See the nonprofit page →
For free and charitable clinics, community health teams, and administrative healthcare staff thinking about how to use AI without compromising HIPAA, patient trust, or clinical accuracy.
See the healthcare page →
For HR leaders, L&D teams, and the administrative professionals on the front line of AI adoption — pitching tools to leadership, designing AI training that sticks, and navigating generational dynamics around new technology.
See the HR & admin page →
For PMs, program managers, and PMO leaders. AI for status reporting, decision memos, risk register intelligence, and stakeholder communication at scale — moving the PM role from reactive execution to strategic leadership. Built for PMI chapter audiences.
See the PM page →
For corporate communications, marketing, and PR teams. Brand voice protection, disclosure standards, hallucination defense for external-facing content, and a crisis playbook that defines where AI fits and where it doesn't.
See the comms page →
For energy, fuel and lubricant distribution, propane, trucking, manufacturing, construction, utilities, and ag. AI built for the operational rhythm of industries with field crews, paper invoices, and a workforce that's earned the right to be skeptical.
See the industrial page →
Don't see your industry? Elizabeth has also presented for Chamber of Commerce forums, women's leadership conferences, and executive leadership retreats. Get in touch with the audience and the problem, and she'll tailor a session.