Every conference organizer says the same thing at some point in the planning process: "we need more women on the panel." The problem was never a shortage of women doing serious work in artificial intelligence. The problem is that the shortlist people reach for tends to be the same five names, and it rarely reflects the range of what is actually happening in the field.
At Everything AI, the speakers agency behind Israel's largest generative AI conference series, we work with these women week after week. We have heard every one of them on stage. Some of them opened our conferences in front of a thousand people. Others run closed-door workshops for engineering teams and executive boards. What follows is the full roster of women in our English-speaking bench, organized by what they actually do.
If you are looking for a speaker for an international conference, an offsite, a diversity event or a leadership program, this is where to start.
Researchers and technology leaders
Dr. Limor Ziv
Founder and CEO of Humane AI, a startup selected by Meta as one of the fifteen most promising of its year. Limor is one of the few speakers in Israel who can talk about responsible AI without turning it into either a lecture on ethics or a sales pitch. She exposes the hidden risks buried in algorithms, explains how AI systems actually reach their decisions, and hands audiences practical tools for smart data governance. She has spoken for KPMG, Google, Bright Data and Medison Pharma, and she teaches at graduate level.
Best for: leadership teams, risk and compliance functions, technology conferences, boards that need to make AI decisions this quarter.
Inbal Arieli
Serial entrepreneur, investor, and internationally bestselling author on Israeli innovation culture. Inbal makes an argument most AI conferences never hear: the innovation everyone is chasing is not technological, it is human, and it already exists inside the organization. Her sessions invite companies to look inward first, at courage, accountability, directness and the ability to act under uncertainty, and only then to adopt AI on top of those muscles. It is a counter-programming keynote in the best sense.
Best for: opening or closing keynotes, culture and transformation programs, global audiences.
Reut "Turbo" Shechter
Reut earned the nickname the hard way, spending over a decade as the right hand of founders, building teams and systems that did not exist yet. Out of that pressure she built TURBO OS, a method for managing time and energy that turns overload into focus and momentum. In an era where AI promises to give everyone more output, Reut is the speaker who asks the harder question: output toward what?
Best for: senior management, operations teams, productivity and wellbeing tracks.
Marketing, content and communication
Naomi Carmi
Fifteen years in digital marketing across agencies, eCommerce in-house roles and B2B consulting. Naomi is the speaker teams book when they are tired of hearing about AI tools in theory and want to know which ones actually work, today, in a real marketing stack. She builds the channel and technology map for each organization rather than handing out a generic list.
Best for: marketing departments, growth teams, eCommerce and B2B companies.
Yael Man Shachar
Yael has written and edited close to a hundred lectures for executives, founders and public figures in Israel and abroad. Her method combines narrative structure with the design of delivery itself, turning complex ideas into messages that sound like stories and survive long after the room empties. She also researches attention and knowledge transfer in the digital age, which is precisely the thing AI is quietly reshaping.
Best for: leadership communication programs, speaker training, storytelling workshops, internal comms teams.
Moran Zer Katzenstein
A senior marketing and tech executive who spent years at Google, Coca-Cola, L'Oréal and Playtika, then founded "Building an Alternative," a movement of more than 100,000 activists that has measurably shifted public discourse in Israel on equal opportunity and women in leadership. Her talk, "From Zero to a Hundred Thousand," is a case study in building an audience from nothing.
Best for: brand and marketing conferences, impact events, women in leadership programs.
Artists, designers and creators
Efrat Yamin
Nearly two decades as an art director at leading advertising agencies, on internationally awarded campaigns, now one of the strongest AI artists working in the market. Efrat brings directing, storytelling and creative thinking into generative tools, and she does it with humor and an energy that carries a room of five hundred people. She has performed on the "Everything AI" stage more than once, which is not a sentence we write lightly.
Best for: design and advertising conferences, creative teams, image generation workshops, Midjourney training.
Or Ayalon
A Shenkar visual communication graduate, artist, designer and brand builder who has worked with Israel's leading advertising agencies and tech companies for over a decade. Or is also a certified coach, and that combination is what makes her sessions different: she examines the dynamic between human creativity and AI capability, then runs the audience through interactive exercises that leave them thinking differently rather than just holding a new tool.
Best for: design teams, creative thinking workshops, branding conferences.
Ella Uzen
An AI artist and researcher of digital art whose workshops produce something rare: original, emotionally resonant work from people who arrived that morning believing they were not creative. Ella has published books, built online courses and lectures on the future of creativity and the intersection of art and technology.
Best for: creative workshops, art and culture institutions, corporate offsites that want depth rather than novelty.
Orit Litmanovitch Shiber
Art director, product designer and GenAI creator. A Wizo Haifa photography graduate and Shenkar product design graduate, Orit specializes in the place where design, photography and art meet artificial intelligence, and she teaches how to tell a genuinely human story with generative tools.
Best for: design conferences, academia, product and brand teams.
Maya Magnat
Artist, independent lecturer and researcher working on intimacy, internet culture and the world of teenagers in virtual space. Maya grew up inside screens and has spent years studying what technology does to human closeness, both as a manager of digital spaces and as a performer. Hers is the talk that makes a technology audience uncomfortable in the most useful way.
Best for: education, parenting and youth programs, culture events, technology awareness tracks.
Noa Rabiner
Painter and video artist who combines traditional technique with AI tools. Her work has been shown at the Artists' House in Tel Aviv and Binyamin Gallery. In her talks Noa explores how artists can create with AI, the censorship quietly built into these platforms, and the strange resonance between night dreams and machine hallucinations.
Best for: galleries, art schools, creative conferences, artist communities.
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