Speaking

Presented at Tanium's 10th annual flagship conference — 2,000+ IT and security professionals, 120+ sessions. Session covered Tanium's AI platform direction and autonomous endpoint management roadmap alongside Andrew Meyer and David Mullins.

Presented at Tanium's European flagship event, bringing together executives, customers, partners, and product leaders from across the UK and Northern Europe. Sessions covered Tanium's AEM platform roadmap and AI-driven security operations.

Speaker at Microsoft's annual flagship developer conference — 500+ sessions, tens of thousands of global developer attendees. Presented on Windows 365, Microsoft's cloud-streamed PC product, covering the platform architecture, developer extensibility, and the roadmap for Cloud PCs as a new computing category.

Presented at Tanium's 9th annual flagship conference featuring 100+ speakers and 120+ sessions. Co-presented with Harman Kaur (VP of AI), Gary Marchiny, and Christian Schwantes on Tanium's AI platform strategy and product direction.

Presented to a closed-door audience of senior IT and security executives on how enterprise organizations can responsibly adopt AI in security operations. Covered autonomous endpoint management, AI-driven threat detection, and what separates hype from production-ready AI deployment.

Led a technical deep-dive for Tanium customers and security practitioners in the Minneapolis area on Tanium's AI roadmap — covering autonomous endpoint management, AI-assisted remediation workflows, and how enterprise security teams can operationalize AI without introducing new risk.

Presented Tanium's AI platform strategy to enterprise IT and security leaders in Columbus, covering real-world deployment patterns for AI-assisted security operations and the product decisions behind Tanium's agentic architecture.

Panelist at the inaugural Haas ProductCon, the first product management conference hosted by UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. 250 attendees, 20 speakers from across the Bay Area and industry. Panel covered what it actually takes to ship AI products at enterprise scale — from building evaluation frameworks to managing stakeholder expectations when models behave unpredictably.

Spoke at Tanium's Houston user group event, covering enterprise AI adoption strategies for security and IT operations teams. Session covered practical AI deployment patterns, what goes wrong when AI is introduced without proper evaluation infrastructure, and how to build internal alignment around AI product initiatives.