What do I speak about?
I speak about market research, customer insight, AI, growth, research-led thought leadership, and how leaders make decisions when the evidence is incomplete.
Speaking, podcasts & media
I speak about customers, markets, AI, growth, decision-making, and how credible evidence can help organizations contribute a point of view worth hearing.

Speaker · Moderator · Podcast guest · Media source
I bring more than 20 years of experience to keynotes, panels, moderated discussions, podcasts, and media interviews.
I speak about market research, customer insight, AI, growth, research-led thought leadership, and how leaders make decisions when the evidence is incomplete.
I bring clear examples, practical takeaways, and a point of view shaped by more than 20 years in research and strategy.
Supported talk topics
How to turn research findings into decisions leaders can understand and use.
How a credible question, sound evidence, and a meaningful story work together.
Where AI accelerates research and where context, accountability, and judgment remain essential.
How leaders can interpret customer, market, technology, and competitive change without overreacting to noise.
How organizations can contribute a credible point of view without compromising research integrity.
Featured appearances
I discussed how strong research can earn media attention and improve visibility in AI-generated search.
Listen to the episodeI discussed how research helps marketers choose priorities, support thought leadership, and turn customer evidence into action.
Listen on SpotifyI explained how to design credible studies and make the findings useful to the media.
Watch the conversationFeatured publications
I examined how media and entertainment companies can evaluate partners for immersive experiences.
Read at EscalentMy CES analysis covered AI, immersive technology, creator tools, wellbeing, trust, and customer impact.
Read at EscalentI explained how secondary research helps leaders assess targets, compare partners, and reduce deal risk.
Read at EscalentI showed how research can reveal reputation risks before they become public problems.
Read at PR DailyStart a conversation