Technology leaders on the future of voice and agents
Speakers
Industry leaders, innovators, and experts who will share insights, ideas, and inspiration across every session.
Jensen Huang founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has led it since as president and CEO.
NVIDIA pioneered accelerated computing; its 1999 GPU invention fueled PC gaming and launched the modern AI era. It now drives the shift to accelerated computing and generative AI across major industries.
Huang sits on the National Academy of Engineering and the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. His honors include the Robert N. Noyce Award, the IEEE Founder's Medal, several honorary doctorates, and recognition as top CEO by Fortune, the Economist, and Brand Finance.
Co-founder and CEO of ElevenLabs, where he leads the company’s mission to make technology communicate at a human level. Before founding ElevenLabs, Mati worked at Palantir, helping enterprises and governments deploy new technologies. He studied Mathematics at Imperial College London.
Eric Glyman is Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Ramp, a technology company that helps businesses save time and money on every dollar they spend. Today, the company has helped more than 70,000 organizations across North America and Europe save over $12 billion and 27.5 million hours, including companies like Visa, Uber, Shopify, and Anduril. Ramp is currently valued at $44 billion and backed by many of the world's leading technology investors. Prior to Ramp, Eric co-founded Paribus, a price-tracking app acquired by Capital One in 2016. Born and raised in Las Vegas, Eric now lives in New York City.
Head of Growth at ElevenLabs, working across the company’s products, creators, and global community. Luke has helped shape how ElevenLabs brings new AI audio and creative tools to market, working closely with creators, brands, and businesses exploring new ways to create and communicate with AI.
Gabi leads Impact at ElevenLabs, democratizing access to voice AI for the people who need it most. The Impact Program helps people with ALS and other conditions that can cause permanent voice loss preserve or reclaim their voices, while expanding access to audio AI tools for nonprofits, cultural institutions, and educators around the world.
Ashley Kramer is Chief Revenue Officer at ElevenLabs, where she leads the company's global revenue function and partnership ecosystem. Before joining ElevenLabs, she led enterprise sales at OpenAI, and has also held leadership roles in sales, marketing, and product at GitLab, Alteryx, and Tableau. She brings two decades of experience at high-growth technology companies.
Alex George leads ElevenLabs Productions, the company's managed services division focused on AI-driven content localization, dubbing, and audio production. He oversees the team's human-edited audio, subtitle, and dubbing pipelines built for media companies, book publishers, and major creators, deploying tools like Dubbing V2 to compress weeks of post-production localization while preserving the original emotional performance.
Jensen Huang founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has led it since as president and CEO.
NVIDIA pioneered accelerated computing; its 1999 GPU invention fueled PC gaming and launched the modern AI era. It now drives the shift to accelerated computing and generative AI across major industries.
Huang sits on the National Academy of Engineering and the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. His honors include the Robert N. Noyce Award, the IEEE Founder's Medal, several honorary doctorates, and recognition as top CEO by Fortune, the Economist, and Brand Finance.
Eric Glyman is Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Ramp, a technology company that helps businesses save time and money on every dollar they spend. Today, the company has helped more than 70,000 organizations across North America and Europe save over $12 billion and 27.5 million hours, including companies like Visa, Uber, Shopify, and Anduril. Ramp is currently valued at $44 billion and backed by many of the world's leading technology investors. Prior to Ramp, Eric co-founded Paribus, a price-tracking app acquired by Capital One in 2016. Born and raised in Las Vegas, Eric now lives in New York City.
Gabi leads Impact at ElevenLabs, democratizing access to voice AI for the people who need it most. The Impact Program helps people with ALS and other conditions that can cause permanent voice loss preserve or reclaim their voices, while expanding access to audio AI tools for nonprofits, cultural institutions, and educators around the world.
Alex George leads ElevenLabs Productions, the company's managed services division focused on AI-driven content localization, dubbing, and audio production. He oversees the team's human-edited audio, subtitle, and dubbing pipelines built for media companies, book publishers, and major creators, deploying tools like Dubbing V2 to compress weeks of post-production localization while preserving the original emotional performance.
Co-founder and CEO of ElevenLabs, where he leads the company’s mission to make technology communicate at a human level. Before founding ElevenLabs, Mati worked at Palantir, helping enterprises and governments deploy new technologies. He studied Mathematics at Imperial College London.
Head of Growth at ElevenLabs, working across the company’s products, creators, and global community. Luke has helped shape how ElevenLabs brings new AI audio and creative tools to market, working closely with creators, brands, and businesses exploring new ways to create and communicate with AI.
Ashley Kramer is Chief Revenue Officer at ElevenLabs, where she leads the company's global revenue function and partnership ecosystem. Before joining ElevenLabs, she led enterprise sales at OpenAI, and has also held leadership roles in sales, marketing, and product at GitLab, Alteryx, and Tableau. She brings two decades of experience at high-growth technology companies.
