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Sales Conference with AI: A Keynote Speaker for Practical Artificial Intelligence
Jan Ditgen makes artificial intelligence clear, lively, and practical. His keynote shows where AI can help with customer research, meeting preparation, and everyday sales work, and where human judgment remains essential. He combines plain explanations, live examples, and humor with substance.
AI keynote speaker Jan Ditgen on stage
Jan Ditgen's two books about artificial intelligence
Sales conference AI keynote speaker with expertise grounded in practice
For planners searching for an AI keynote speaker for sales conference agendas, Jan Ditgen brings the experience of two books, including “The AI Compass.” He is less interested in the next buzzword than in which work a tool actually removes and where people still need to make the call.
He advises businesses, leads the German Speakers Association's artificial intelligence expert group, and tests new programs himself. That work produces specific examples, measured claims, and a talk that takes skeptical questions seriously. For a broader introduction, see Jan Ditgen as an AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence as a keynote for the sales conference
A keynote speaker artificial intelligence for sales conference brief needs a direct connection to real sales work. A sales conference brings strategy, targets, and everyday experience into one room. An AI keynote gives everyone a shared starting point. It can show how teams prepare proposals, organize customer information, develop talking points, and speed up routine work without treating the personal conversation as an afterthought.
Jan Ditgen adjusts the examples and tone to the industry, audience, and purpose of the meeting. This is not product training. It is a clear look at useful applications, common mistakes, and the questions sales teams should ask next.
Jan Ditgen makes AI approachable and specific
An audience that enjoys listening and thinking along
Useful knowledge, delivered with a light touch
A sales meeting already has plenty of numbers, slides, and targets. Jan Ditgen changes the pace: clear rather than technical, lively rather than crowded, with examples that make sense without a technical background.
Humor earns attention but never replaces the content. Guests can laugh, ask questions, and see the tools at work. They leave with a clearer map, new ideas for customer conversations, and an honest reason to test what fits their own work.
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The CSP Title in Brief
Have you seen the letters CSP before? Probably not, and there is no reason you should have. In Europe, the designation remains unfamiliar outside the speaking business. When you book an AI keynote speaker for a sales conference, however, it gives you a verifiable signal of professional stage experience.
CSP stands for Certified Speaking Professional. The National Speakers Association in the United States decides who receives it. Candidates must document many paid engagements, submit client feedback, and provide a presentation for review. A fee alone cannot buy the designation. In the United States, many organizers use it to shorten their initial screening. For a sales conference, it helps separate documented experience from promotional claims.
Jan Ditgen receiving the CSP designation
What organizers and guests say about Jan Ditgen's AI keynote
We just listened to Jan Ditgen, the AI explainer, at our John Deere's New Year reception. Great fun, we learned a lot, the team was excited, and I think we're all pumped up for 2026.
Justin Rose
I'm an event technician and I just attended the lecture by Jan Ditgen. And I really have to say that it was one of the funniest but also the most informative lectures I've seen so far. And I've really seen a lot.
Ole Schmidt
I really enjoyed the presentation; it covered some basics, but also included a lot of things I didn't know about AI and its applications. The presentation style, tone of voice, and volume were also excellent. Thank you!
Anne Westhoff
Artificial intelligence demonstrated live and explained clearly
Artificial intelligence belongs on the sales agenda
AI already changes how people research information, draft messages, and record customer contacts. Sales teams do not need grand predictions or sweeping promises. They need a shared working understanding.
Jan Ditgen presents possibilities and limits in plain language. The examples help beginners take a first step and give experienced users fresh ideas. A large subject becomes a set of practical choices the team can continue discussing after the session.
What your audience takes away from the AI keynote
- a clear picture of what generative AI can and cannot do
- practical ideas for research, preparation, and follow-up
- examples of better prompts and more useful results
- guidance on privacy, errors, and limits
- a realistic view of automation
- ideas for customer conversations and internal teamwork
- a shared vocabulary for future AI projects
- motivation to experiment safely
- questions sales leaders and teams should answer together
- ways to keep human judgment in the process
- examples that work for mixed levels of experience
- a useful starting point for workshops after the keynote
- a lively session people can discuss during the conference
An AI talk built around concrete examples
Understand
Your audience gets a shared, accessible foundation for conversations about AI.
Evaluate
Useful applications, limits, and risks are separated without exaggeration.
Experiment
Concrete examples encourage teams to test tools that fit their own sales work.
The fee depends on the details of the assignment
What does an AI keynote for a sales conference cost?
The fee depends on the date, location, session length, audience size, level of customization, and any additional services. You receive a quote for the actual event, not a number stripped of context.
Send the date, venue, and a short note about the audience and purpose. We can then determine which format makes sense and what the proposal should include.
Four steps to your AI keynote
1. Inquiry
Share the date, venue, and conference format.
2. Briefing
We discuss the audience, topics, and intended outcome.
3. Preparation
Jan Ditgen adjusts the examples and emphasis.
4. Keynote
Your audience experiences AI clearly and practically.
How Jan's keynote differs
Humor & ease
Complexity
Live presentation
Motivation & energy
I want your sales team to leave with a clear picture of AI
The technology alone is not what interests me. I care about what people understand better after a talk and what they can sensibly try when they return to work.
For a sales conference, I start by listening. Who will be in the room? Which tools are already in use? Where are the questions or reservations? Those answers shape a keynote that fits the audience.
Send me a few details and I will tell you plainly which format makes sense.
My free 14-page planning guide covers the questions organizers usually ask first: Read the organizer's checklist.
