There is a particular failure mode in AI conferences. The speaker is either an engineer who loses the room in the first four minutes, or a motivational futurist who never says anything a technical audience can act on. The people worth booking are the ones who have actually shipped systems and can still hold a stage.
We built Everything AI around that standard. This list covers the technology side of our English-speaking roster: the people who talk about agents, architecture, automation, algorithms, data governance and what AI is doing to the practice of software engineering. Several of them have run our conferences. All of them work with real organizations, not slide decks.
Engineering, agents and deep tech
Boaz Ziniman
Nearly three decades in software development, cloud and developer communities, including Principal Developer Advocate for EMEA at AWS and Director of Cloud Strategy at Rogue Wave. Boaz is one of the very few speakers who can go deep on coding agents and the changing software development lifecycle, and then turn around and teach engineers how to tell a story about their own work. His talk on how the engineering world is changing is currently one of the most requested sessions on our roster.
Best for: R&D organizations, developer conferences, engineering leadership, keynotes on the future of software.
Dr. Elisha Rosensweig
Computer Science PhD, over a decade in hi-tech R&D, currently a researcher at Dicta, the Center for Hebrew Texts. Elisha is a native English speaker and the sole producer of the "Perspectives with Elisha" podcast, whose second season took on the question of whether artificial intelligence is genuinely intelligent. He runs workshops for R&D and development teams, and he is the person to book when the audience will interrogate every claim you make.
Best for: R&D teams, technical workshops, academic audiences, deep-dive sessions.
Michael Levinger
AI engineer and entrepreneur, Senior Data Scientist in the risk division at Melio, where he builds advanced fraud-prevention algorithms in fintech. Michael speaks about keeping human control over AI systems, builds "self-aware" agents live on stage, and shows how AI is making software development accessible to people with no technical background. He combines live demonstration with an optimistic and clear-eyed view of where the technology is going.
Best for: fintech, engineering audiences, innovation conferences, technical awareness programs.
Amir Shneider
Fifteen years in marketing, founder of Israel's largest online marketing community, CMO of two US-market InsurTech startups, and marketing lead at Toffu AI, an agent platform used by major Israeli agencies and tech companies. His signature talk, "A One-Person Marketing Department Powered by an Army of AI Agents," is the most concrete agentic-AI session we represent, and it lands equally well with technical and commercial audiences.
Best for: agent and automation tracks, marketing technology, startup conferences, GTM teams.
Ben Rotenberg
Over ten years in tech, including Head of Growth roles at Overwolf and at Classiq in quantum computing. Ben has spent the past two years implementing AI infrastructure across departments for large organizations, well-known brands and hi-tech companies, and he has accumulated more practical knowledge on where these tools break than almost anyone we work with. Audiences call him a chat wizard and an automation magician. We call him the person we send when the deployment has to actually work.
Best for: organization-wide AI implementation, hands-on workshops, automation training, executive teams.
Innovation, strategy and the business of AI
Yuval Passov
An opinion leader operating at the intersection of the corporate world and the global startup ecosystem, with over twelve years leading strategic initiatives and mentoring hundreds of founders. Yuval was named one of LinkedIn's leading voices, and he specializes in making the AI shift legible to leaders: AI as a thinking partner for decision-making, and the practical path to autonomous systems.
Best for: executive audiences, innovation summits, corporate-startup programs, strategy offsites.
Inbal Arieli
Serial entrepreneur, investor, organizational culture researcher and internationally bestselling author. Inbal's argument is deliberately contrarian for an AI event: the capabilities that let an organization adopt AI well are human ones, and they exist already. Book her when the room has heard enough tool demos and needs a reason to change how it works.
Best for: keynotes, culture and transformation programs, international audiences.
Dr. Limor Ziv
Founder and CEO of Humane AI, selected by Meta as one of the fifteen most promising startups of its year. Limor works on responsible AI as an engineering problem rather than a philosophical one: how algorithms make decisions, where the risks are buried, how to govern data intelligently. Her clients include KPMG, Google, Bright Data and Medison Pharma.
Best for: risk and compliance, data governance, ethics and regulation tracks, leadership.
Yaki Gani
Co-founder of STUFF, which embeds innovation processes into large organizations including Strauss, El Al, Bank Hapoalim and Clalit. Yaki is also a working musician, a partner in several startups, and co-curator of the "Everything AI" conference series. His sessions turn innovation from a slogan into a process, usually with a live musical demonstration that no one in the room forgets.
Best for: innovation programs, company events, keynote and offsite openings.
Nathan Aronovici
Entrepreneur and financial advisor, founder of the Financial Ninja community, which grew to 126,000 members. Nati started as a teenage Excel analyst at a hedge fund, holds two economics degrees, and has built one of Israel's most influential financial education platforms. His sessions on AI, money and financial decision-making connect technology to the thing employees actually think about.
Best for: employee wellbeing programs, fintech events, financial services audiences.
Naomi Carmi
Fifteen years across agencies, eCommerce and B2B consulting. Naomi maps the marketing technology stack for each organization and cuts through the noise on which AI tools survive contact with a real workflow. On a technology agenda she is the speaker who translates capability into pipeline.
Best for: marketing technology tracks, growth teams, B2B and eCommerce companies.
Reut "Turbo" Shechter
Creator of TURBO OS, built during a decade as the operational right hand of founders. Reut addresses the question that follows every successful AI deployment: the organization now has more capacity, so what is it going to do with it? Her method for managing time and attention is the counterweight to a technology agenda.
Best for: senior management, operations, productivity tracks.
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Every speaker on this list is represented by Everything AI. Browse the full English-language speakers roster or get in touch for availability and formats.
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