Technology keynote speaker
Features get copied in a quarter. The people behind the product are the part nobody can clone.
Real rooms. Real people. Real change.




























Everyone now has the same AI, the same data and the same tools.
The only difference left is your people.
AI copilots write the code, competitors match your roadmap within a quarter, and customers can switch vendors in a few clicks.
The advantage that compounds is the people your customers and partners choose to work with.
Every release gets matched, and every demo starts to look like the last one the buyer saw. When features converge, the relationship becomes the moat.
Engineers, analysts and support teams watch AI absorb parts of their daily work. If nobody shows them where their value moves next, your best talent starts updating its profile.
Brilliant technical people often lose the room to someone with half their knowledge and twice their presence. In architecture reviews, customer escalations and board meetings, how they show up decides how far their ideas travel.
Technology teams that trusted me, among others











Whether they write code, sell platforms or run customer success, they are asking one of them.
Will a machine do my job?
The better the machines get, the more your people will set you apart.
Why it lands with technology audiences: the people in your room build or sell the very tools that change everyone else’s job. This gives them an honest look at what AI can’t do, and why judgment, creativity and trust become the scarcest skills in a company full of automation.
Why does someone else get chosen?
What your people know rarely gets them chosen. What others see in them does.
Why it lands with technology audiences: buyers, partners and colleagues decide in seconds whether a technical expert is credible enough to follow. This shows engineers, product leaders and sellers how appearance, behavior, communication, digital presence and environment turn expertise into influence.
Technology audiences can spot buzzwords from the back row. I talk about AI the way your engineers do, plainly and with respect for the work, then turn to the human skills that stay scarce.
Before the event, your team walks me through your engineering, product and customer success world, so the examples come from your release cycles, your customers and your culture, not from a stock slide.
I can open a user conference, close a partner summit or speak at an engineering all-hands streamed to every remote team. The keynote can open a day of technical tracks or close the main stage, and runs 45 to 75 minutes.
If you sell innovation, your keynote should look like it. The world’s first 3D immersive keynote gives a user conference or partner summit the moment attendees post about, and my team handles the technical setup with your venue.
Technology events gather people who think in systems and people who think in relationships. The keynote gives both a reason to put the laptop down.
No slides, no pre-recorded hologram beamed in from somewhere else.
I stay live in the room while your leaders, sponsors and theme step into the story.
How clients describe it, in their own words.
How clients make it their own.
Your products keep getting smarter. My job is to remind your people why they still matter more.
I’m Sylvie di Giusto. I spent nearly twenty years inside corporations, the last of them leading the leadership academy of Europe’s largest retail and tourism group, where I booked speakers myself and watched technology reshape jobs long before AI made headlines. Today I’m a CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame keynote speaker, and I created the world’s first 3D immersive keynote, so I love a room that appreciates both the tech and the humans behind it. Microsoft, SAP, Hewlett Packard Enterprise or KCI Technologies trusted me, among others. Tech audiences are allergic to fluff. I bring them clear thinking about what stays human, and something they can apply before the next sprint.
In their words, not ours.
We saw your presentation today and it was absolutely mesmerizing!
You are a super star! I have never seen such a performance on stage. It Was something really special for everyone!
I was very impressed by how quickly and effectively she absorbed and understood the information about our organization and the goals of our event.
It was interactive and informative, our people loved her. Additionally, Sylvie spent her own time listening to our other speakers in order to integrate her message to the whole event.
KCI Technologies · 3D immersive keynote






































































































































The Power of Choice is built on my book The Image of Leadership, and its Technology edition comes with a foreword by cyber expert John Sileo. It is written for people whose expertise is high and whose visibility often isn’t.
It shows how appearance, behavior, communication, digital presence and environment decide whether customers, investors and colleagues trust technical people enough to follow their lead. Clients often give every attendee a copy, so the ideas travel back into standups and sprint reviews.

Your engineers, product managers and sellers create the technology that changes everyone else’s job, including their own. Forever Human gives them an honest account of what machines do well and what still takes human judgment, creativity and trust.
Readers come away with a sharper sense of how to stay valuable inside a company full of automation. Many tech companies give a copy to everyone at their kickoff, so product and engineering leaders share one view of what their users still need from people.
Sylvie di Giusto is a CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame keynote speaker trusted by Microsoft, SAP, Hewlett Packard Enterprise or KCI Technologies, among others. She helps technology audiences stay irreplaceable with Forever Human and The Power of Choice, and she created the world’s first 3D immersive keynote, a natural fit for companies that sell innovation.
Yes. Sylvie di Giusto’s Forever Human doesn’t explain how AI works to people who build it. It focuses on what AI changes for people and organizations, and on the judgment, creativity and trust that become scarcer, which engineers and product teams find refreshingly practical.
Forever Human fits all-hands meetings, engineering events and leadership offsites where AI is reshaping roles. The Power of Choice fits user conferences, sales kickoffs and customer-facing teams that need to win trust when products look alike. Sylvie’s team helps you pick the right one for your theme.
Yes. The Power of Choice shows engineers, architects and product leaders how credibility is judged in seconds, in meeting rooms and on camera, and which signals they control. It helps technical people get their ideas heard by buyers, boards and colleagues outside their field.
Yes. For a user conference or partner summit, Sylvie customizes the keynote to your customers and your ecosystem, so attendees hear their own world reflected on stage. The 3D immersive version adds a showpiece moment that suits a technology brand.
Yes. Both keynotes are available in person, hybrid or virtual, which suits teams spread across offices and time zones. Every format is tailored to your teams and your product story.
Yes. Sylvie partners with speaker bureaus around the world and is glad to work through the bureau your events team already uses.
I also serve audiences in AI, innovation and sales. See every audience I speak to.
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