Speaking
Live demos on a real business, built in the room. No canned deck, no fake data, and one volunteer who sells an AI prospect on stage.
Speaking
What the room walks out with
I don't measure a talk by applause. I measure it by how many owners are standing at the booth ten minutes later.
On stage
What it looks like
How every talk starts
Hands go up. All of them. And nobody's embarrassed, because they're all looking at each other's hands too — which is the moment the room stops performing and we can actually get to work.
Were you in the room?
Every slide from "Meet Your AI Crew" — the prompts, the numbers, the screens I ran live. Nobody can write fast enough to catch them in the room, so don't try. Name and email, and they're in your inbox before you get back to the booth.
Booth 108 all three days, a VR headset you can put on, and the last session on Friday at 4:00.
See the schedule → Free · ten secondsThe same arithmetic I put on screen in front of a room, on your own business, right now.
Find my number → For coordinatorsSend the date, the room size and who's in the seats. If it isn't a fit I'll say so on the first email.
Start the conversation →For event coordinators
Send the date, the room size, and who's in the seats. If your audience isn't home-service owners I'll tell you that on the first email rather than take the booking — this only works when the demos are built on their world.
In their words
The HUGE Convention · Orlando
One thing before you go
Jobs you finished last month. Reviews you got last month. That's it — and you'll see the one figure almost nobody in your trade can tell you about their own business.
Ten seconds, no email, nothing sent anywhere. Whether we ever speak, you'll know where you actually stand.