Dado Van Peteghem is an international keynote speaker and author based in Belgium. He speaks on AI, robotics and the future of work in English and Dutch, has written five business books, and can be booked directly through this page.
Which topics does Dado Van Peteghem speak about?
Three keynotes. What's Next in AI covers where models and agents are heading and what that means for how organisations are run. Scale vs Soul asks what humans and organisations still uniquely contribute when AI scales faster than we do. The Rise of the Robots looks at humanoid and mobile robotics moving out of the factory and into supply chains, healthcare, logistics and retail. Every talk is rebuilt for the industry, audience and moment.
In which languages does he present?
English and Dutch. He speaks internationally in English and delivers Dutch language keynotes in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Who is Dado Van Peteghem?
A Belgian keynote speaker and author on AI, robotics and the digital future. He studied Computer Sciences at the University of Ghent, has spent over 15 years helping organisations define their digital innovation vision and strategy, is a guest professor at business schools, and has been named one of Belgium's top 30 thought leaders in technology.
Which books has he written?
Five. Scale versus Soul, his newest, on how to win when everyone plays AI. The Virtual Economy on the third wave of the internet. Metasystems on partnership and trust. Digital Transformation on integrating digital into business strategy. And Corporate Venturing on innovating through collaboration with startups.
How do you book him for an event?
Use the booking form on this page, email dado@imagin3-studio.xyz, or call +32 474 826 807. Sharing the date, location, audience and industry up front speeds things up.
What does a keynote cost?
Fees depend on format, location, travel and audience. Send the details of your event and you will get a quote back.
Where does he publish his writing?
On Substack, at dadovanpeteghem.substack.com, where he writes about AI, robotics and the future of work. Subscribing is free.