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AI Keynote Speaker USA: Lilach Bullock, AI Marketing Speaker for US Conferences

Lilach Bullock is an AI marketing keynote speaker for US conferences, associations, sales meetings and virtual summits. Forbes listed her among the Top 20 Social Media Power Influencers globally, she has partnered with Twitter, Dropbox, IBM, monday.com and Greenpeace, and she has spoken at over 100 events internationally. Her keynotes cover how buyers now ask ChatGPT before they ask Google, AI lead generation, and what AI means for jobs, with live examples from her own business.

American event audiences have heard a lot of AI talks by now. Most of them were about the future. Mine is about this quarter: what I switched on in my own business, what it did to my traffic and enquiries, and what your attendees can copy before the event app stops sending notifications.

The American brands and shows behind the talk

Three of the brands I've partnered with over 21 years are American tech names your audience uses every day: Twitter, Dropbox and IBM. IBM once flew me to Monaco in a helicopter, which remains the most surreal commute of my career.

US audiences also know me from shows like Kim Garst's live show (2022) and Joseph Jaffe's Is Not Famous (2022). Every appearance, with dates and topics, is on my podcast guest page. And for the record, I've been invited to speak at Harvard, which still makes me smile.

Questions US audiences ask about AI right now

Google's "People also ask" box for "AI keynote speaker" in the US tells you what's on attendees' minds. In October 2026 it showed questions like these:

  • "Which jobs will not survive AI?" The fear in the room is real. I talk about tasks, not job titles: which tasks go to AI, which ones become more valuable, and how a team retrains without panic.
  • "Who are the best AI keynote speakers?" The best one for you is a practitioner who fits your audience. I wrote up the criteria in how to choose an AI keynote speaker.
  • "How much does an AI speaker cost?" It depends on format, customisation and travel. I send a clear figure after a short call, never a vague range.
  • "How do we get recommended by ChatGPT?" For B2B audiences this is the big one. My study of 400 live US and UK Google results found an AI Overview on 88% of local service searches, so the answer box is now the shop window.

Keynotes I build for US events

Your next customer asked ChatGPT first

For marketing, SaaS and agency conferences. How AI assistants pick the brands they name, what I changed on my own site, and a checklist attendees can run that afternoon. The service version lives on my get cited by AI page.

AI lead generation without the creepy outreach

For sales meetings and B2B audiences. AI prospect research, follow up and CRM updates that run every day, plus where a human still has to pick up the phone. CAN-SPAM and buyer patience both get a mention.

AI and your job: tasks, not titles

For associations, HR and all-hands events. A calm, practical session for audiences worried about AI, with the exercises I use when I train teams.

Time zones, virtual delivery and travel

Virtual keynotes run live in Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific time. Noon Eastern is 9am Pacific, so one live slot can cover a national audience. We'll do a technical check with your AV team before the day. In-person keynotes in the US are welcome for the right event, with travel booked well ahead.

What the US search results tell an organiser

DataForSEO estimates around 260 US searches a month for "AI keynote speaker" in October 2026, and advertisers pay some of the highest click prices in this space to appear for it. Half of the first page is speaker bureaus. You can book me directly, which means you talk to the speaker from the first call, and the brief doesn't get lost between agents.

Book a call to check your date, or see my full speaking page for topics and formats.

Frequently asked questions

Do you speak at in-person events in the United States?

Yes, for the right event. Give as much notice as you can so travel and preparation can both be planned around your date.

Can you deliver a virtual keynote for a US audience?

Yes. Live virtual keynotes in any US time zone, with a technical check before the day and a Q&A at the end.

Will the examples suit an American audience?

Yes. I tailor every talk to the audience and sector in the brief, and I use US brands, platforms and buyer behaviour as examples for US events.

How far ahead should we book?

Eight to twelve weeks is comfortable for a custom keynote. Four to six weeks works for a standard talk, and panels can sometimes be arranged faster.