Meet Brett StClair, Ex-Googler turned digital banker and now CEO of teraflow.ai. Brett is a leading mind on Digital transformation and digital trust, spending his time delivering powerful Keynotes and Workshops with all levels of business across the planet and then some.

The Rebel Technologist

Welcome to the world of the Rebel Technologist.
The disrupters, the change makers.

Where legends lead the future of business and technology.

It’s right on the edge of chaos and convention (where stagnation dies and transformation thrives) that I find true meaning and contentment.

To determine how far things can be pushed, to create meaningful change and to deliver transformation through technology is my driving force and superpower.

 

With a curriculum canon that spans 2 decades of leading Google’s Admob, Youtube and Google’s Cloud AI and ML business across Africa and rebuilding Barclays Africa Digital Business.

 

Brett StClair is Shares his lessons, failures and successes as an International Professional Speaker and Co-host on ThinkWTF (What’s The Future) Podcast

 

His adrenaline-charged keynotes will inspire action and land the digital transformation narrative for the tech savvy as well as the tech virgins.

 

As a keynote speaker Brett StClair brings together his unique experience and insights to deliver a series of keynotes on digital disruption, how to digitally transform, and how to leverage exponential technologies to rebuild your Digital Workflows using technologies like AI and Machine Learning to create fabulous working and customer experiences.

 

 

Keynotes include:

 

• • Digitally Transforming 1% everyday

• • Workflows have changed, building fabulous digital businesses

• • Building a Trusted Organisation, the secret to a digital success

• • The Democratisation of Compute

• • Google the Innovation Engine

• • Your Guide to Successful Enterprise Digital Transformation

• • AI (Artificial Intelligence) vs RPA (Robotic Process Automation)

• • Why IoT is so important?

• • Blockchain is not for everyone, or is it?