Before jumping into AI, I ran five dance schools. In every class, I showed the step, the room tried it, and we kept going until everyone could do it.
My AI sessions work the same way, so your people leave with something already working.
Built for your room
We have a planning call first, so every example comes from your audience's world.
Taught from a real business
I run my own company on the AI systems I teach, mistakes included.
Energy people remember
Years on stage as a choreographer taught me how to keep a room moving.
Talks
Three talks, shaped around your event
Pick the talk, then make it yours with the format and examples that fit your event.
AI adoption
You In, You Out: Onboard AI Like Your Best New Hire
Your best new hire needs a few weeks to learn the business, and so does AI. I show your people what to teach it first, so it starts giving them answers they can use.
The reason AI gives them generic answers, and the fix
What to teach AI before they ask it anything
Three jobs from their week to hand over straight away
Best for
Company conferences, all-hands meetings, and leadership offsites
Make it yours
Run it as a keynote, a 90-minute workshop, or a half-day training where everyone sets up their own AI workspace.
AI employees
From Tools to Teammates: Your Team's First AI Employees
I run my business with AI assistants that draft our content, research our prospects, and hand me the weekly numbers. I show your people how to give AI its first real job.
Operations and transformation events, innovation days and leadership teams
Make it yours
Run it as a keynote, or as a full-day training where each team builds its first AI assistant. For founder events, I run it as "The Founder's AI Team."
Sales & marketing
Content That Books Calls: AI for Sales & Marketing
Every client my company has come through content made with AI. I show your team how to research buyers, post in their own voice, and turn comments and DMs into booked calls.
Real people, filmed in the room. Tap a video to watch.
Testimonial
She said I changed her life.
Hear it in her own words.
National Achievers Congress, Singapore
About me
I'm Danny, the choreographer who became an AI trainer
Twenty years ago, I moved to Finland from South India with no connections and built five dance schools from nothing.
Then COVID hit, and I lost all five in a matter of weeks. My daughter was born in the middle of it, while I was deep in debt and teaching from a laptop on the washing machine.
So I started again.
I began posting on LinkedIn; a few posts went viral, and clients started reaching out on their own.
Around the same time, I joined NAS Daily's academy as a student, where they asked for one assignment and I handed in five. That took me from student to lead trainer to AI advisor, and NAS AI School awarded me a Top Rated Trainer six times.
Dance5 schools in Finland
RestartLinkedIn, then clients
NAS AcademyStudent to lead trainer
AI50+ stages, 10+ countries
And I rebuilt my whole business around AI before I taught a single lesson. Since then, I've taken what I learned to 50+ stages in 10+ countries, from the National Achievers Congress in Singapore to teams at Intel, eToro and Deutsche Welle.
Something else on your mind? Ask it when you check availability.
How much does it cost to book you?
It depends on the format, length, and location, and online sessions cost less than in-person. Tell me your budget when you check availability, and my team will send the options that fit.
Can you tailor the talk to our audience?
Yes, every time. After our planning call, I build the examples around your industry, and you approve the outline before the day.
Can we add a hands-on workshop to the keynote?
Yes. The keynote gets everyone excited, and a workshop the same afternoon or the next morning gets them building.
Is it too technical for our team?
No. I teach in plain English and show every step on screen first, so people who've barely used AI can keep up.
Do you speak online?
Yes. Online keynotes run 30 to 45 minutes with live Q&A, and trainings run as 90-minute sessions.
Do you travel internationally?
Yes. I'm based in Finland and speak across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. For in-person events, the organiser covers travel and accommodation.
How far ahead should we book?
Three to six months ahead gives you the widest choice of dates, but shorter notice can work if the date is free.
Speaking and training
Book me as a speaker or trainer
Tell me about your event or your team, and I will reply within 48 hours.