Talks that make technology make sense.
Keynotes, panels and workshops on earning trust and explaining complex products.
Three talks, tuned to your room.
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Earning trust in a distrusted field
Why people hesitate about technology they depend on, and what to do about it honestly.
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Explaining the complex product
Connect a technical capability to what your audience cares about, without losing accuracy.
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The perception gap
Find where your view of yourself and the market's part ways. Close it with evidence.
Any format.
- Keynote20 to 45 minutes, with questions
- WorkshopHalf a day or a full day
- Panel or moderationQuestions past the talking points
- FiresideWith a founder or executive
- Podcasts and pressInterviews and commentary
For organizers.
- Portrait683 by 1024, JPEG
- Square700 by 700, JPEG
- Landscape1536 by 1024, JPEG
- On the AI Lately set1536 by 1024, JPEG
Short bio
Ryan Dennis is a narrative strategist and adviser to technology companies in crypto, fintech, AI and technical infrastructure. Trained as a journalist, he has led brand, communications and go-to-market work inside companies including TON Foundation, Stellar, TRON, BitTorrent, OpenServ and DoubleZero. He is the founder of the Lately publications.
Long bio
Ryan Dennis helps organizations find their strongest credible position and explain it in language that matters to the people they need to reach. He works with technology companies, especially in crypto, fintech, AI and technical infrastructure, where trust is hard to earn and products are hard to explain.
He trained in broadcast journalism and has worked in sales, content, public relations, communications and marketing. He has led marketing at TRON and BitTorrent, public relations and communications at the Stellar Development Foundation, brand and communications at TON Foundation, and marketing at OpenServ and DoubleZero. Work he was part of has been covered by Bloomberg, CNBC, Fortune, WIRED and TechCrunch.
He is building AI Lately, Crypto Lately and Money.Events, and speaks on trust in emerging technology and on explaining complex products.