Technology Speakers
New tools change how companies compete and how people work. These speakers build and defend them, including a former head of federal cybersecurity, the co-founder of Siri, a neurotechnologist and an inventor, and they suit technology conferences and executive events.
Technology Speakers available to book
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Booking guide
How to choose and book a technology speaker
What technology speakers bring to your event
A technology keynote helps your audience understand what new tools mean for their work. The best speakers cut through the jargon and show leaders what to do next.
Zack Kass, former go-to-market lead at OpenAI, Sol Rashidi, Chief AI Officer, and Dag Kittlaus, Siri co-founder, speak about putting AI to work. Chris Krebs, former Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, covers cyber risk. Tan Le, a neurotechnologist, and Pablos Holman, an inventor, look at emerging technology, while Gary Foote, Haas F1 CIO, and Neil Martin, an F1 data strategist, show technology at racing speed.
How to choose the right technology speaker
Start with the technology question your audience faces, then narrow the list with four questions:
- Topic. AI, cybersecurity, emerging tech, data and digital transformation are different talks. Pick the speaker who covers yours.
- Audience. Executives, IT teams and general employees need different depth. Match the speaker to the room.
- Format. Conferences, board sessions and customer events call for different styles. Many speakers also offer workshops and Q&A.
- Budget and logistics. Compare the fee ranges and travel locations on each card, and check whether a virtual keynote fits your event.
Booking a technology speaker
Fees for the technology speakers on this page range from about $28,000 to $150,000, depending on demand, date, location and format. Travel is usually additional for in-person events.
Open a speaker’s profile and select Check Availability to send your date, location and event details. A Mollie Plotkin Group agent confirms availability, the fee and travel, and handles contracts and logistics through to the event.
Technology speaker FAQs
How much does it cost to hire a technology speaker?
Published fees on this page range from about $28,000 to $150,000. The fee depends on demand, your date, the event location and whether the keynote is in person or virtual.
How far in advance should we book?
As early as possible. In-demand speakers commit to dates months ahead, and booking early gives you more choice and more time for travel planning and a prep call.
Can these speakers present virtually?
Many can. Use the In Person or Virtual filter to see who offers virtual keynotes, and check the profile for the virtual fee, which is often lower than the in-person fee.
Will the speaker tailor the keynote to our audience?
Ask when you check availability. Many speakers hold a planning call to learn about your audience and goals and adjust their stories and examples to fit.
What is the difference between a technology speaker and an AI speaker?
Technology speakers cover many areas, including cybersecurity, data and emerging tech. AI speakers focus on artificial intelligence. Many technology speakers cover AI as part of a wider talk.
Didn’t find the right speaker?
Tell us about your event and our agents will build a custom shortlist that fits your audience, date and budget.