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Dan Chuparkoff is one of the world’s leading experts on AI, innovation, & the future of work. As a technology leader at Google, McKinsey, Atlassian, and more; Dan led transformations for teams in every industry as the world navigated three decades of technological change. Known as the practical and understandable technology speaker, Dan’s superpower is making complex things simple and useful. With his skill as an AI-educator combined with his formula for harnessing the power of innovation, he helps audiences to escape disruption and find growth and success. Dan shows teams how to make sense of AI, how to harness the Power of Technology, and how to combine that with the Power of Human Expertise. With this powerful blend, teams will learn to leverage AI & other technological advantages to thrive in the AI-powered future.

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A.I. & the Future of Work

Adapting to an AI-powered future may be today’s most urgent challenge. But teams are divided. Some are excited about "AI-powered everything" and overlooking the pitfalls. Others are unsure or anxious about the disruption AI could bring—and don’t know where to begin. Dan’s AI & THE FUTURE OF EVERYTHING breaks down what AI is good at, and what it’s not. He’ll show you how it’s evolving and how to pair its capabilities with the power of human expertise. Audiences walk away with practical strategies to leverage AI and other emerging technologies—unlocking new levels of performance, creativity, and a competitive edge. It’ll change the way you think about AI and work.

Testimonials

Dan Chuparkoff’s AI keynote was great! He breaks AI down into easy-to-understand concepts and application scenarios. Then he names the AI magic for each specific task making it simple to understand and implement.
– Jessica Miller – Managing Director & Director DEI Advisory, Cushman & Wakefield
Dan truly understands the real issues and challenges that companies are grappling with and he has a way of helping leaders to distill it all down in a way that is tangible, practical, and actionable.
– Obiaku Ohiaeri, Co-Founder/CEO, Binkey Financial Services
Dan has a knack for breaking down complex Artificial Intelligence (AI) concepts into bite-sized pieces that actually make sense. I really appreciate how he made such a complex topic feel approachable.
– Zoe Chen, Global Practice Dev Lead, Veldhoen + Company
Dan’s AI talk discussed an overview of how teams work, practical ideas to try, and things to think about to make our organization work smarter through the lens of technology and future preparedness.
– Lisa Koskela, Operations Mgr, Roll & Hill and Principle, Koskela Design
Dan is a charismatic leader with deep passion for new technologies & the ways teams can solve their hardest problems. He is an awesome speaker who can inspire and engage audiences deeply!
– Xiaoyin Qu, Founder & CEO, Run the World
Dan brings incredible tech-forward thinking combined with strong execution sense for getting things done. He had a transformative influence on our team and the way we worked.
– Josh Linkner, 2x NYT bestselling author, Co-Founder/Chairman, Platypus Labs
Dan skillfully shares his unique perspectives on how technology, collaboration, & leadership will unlock the potential of teams. He shows people how the future can be better than they imagined.
– Charis Jeong, Product Lead Amazon
Dan Chuparkoff’s AI keynote was great! He breaks AI down into simple easy-to-understand concepts, application scenarios and then names the AI magic for its specific task.
– Jessica Miller, Managing Director, DEI Advisory, Cushman & Wakefield
Dan is a visionary, a master storyteller, and a transformative leader. Dan’s ability to decode complex concepts and seamlessly transform teams into high-performing units is nothing short of remarkable.
– Yixian Liu, Business Intelligence Engineer, Atlassian
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