This is for everyone who has been quiet during the AI conversation. The leader who is overwhelmed. The audience that thinks they missed the boat. The conference that needs a starting line, not a finish line. Mitch has walked rooms of every size through exactly this moment, and the message is always the same: you have not missed anything, you are right on time.

Your audience leaves with permission to begin, the language to use Monday, and the first three moves that take fear out of the room.

Your AI initiative didn't crash. It froze. And the missing piece was never the technology, it was the human element you left out. And that is ok. Mitch will help.

In this high-energy keynote, Mitch Mitchem hands every leader in the room the universal reboot command, Control + Alt + Delete, and turns it into a roadmap out of the 95% of enterprise AI pilots that stall before they ever deliver. Part strategist, part performer, all human, Mitch reframes a stalled AI effort not as failure but as a wrong turn, then walks the audience through three moves to take back control, amplify their people instead of replacing them, and delete the friction that's been draining their best talent.

Audiences leave with a memorable framework they can act on Monday morning, the relief of knowing they're not behind, and a renewed conviction that the companies who win the next decade won't have the best AI. They'll have used AI to remind their people who they are.

Amplify, Not Automate.

The Passion Principle: How to Win a Room That Won't Look Up

We surveyed over 37,000 people, humans. Nearly 80% said they felt passionless in life. Mitch Mitchem wants to fix that. Your people walk in heads-down, thumbs-up, half-present. Meetings blur together. Teams carry the same energy, none. The hardest thing in any organization today isn't talent or strategy, it's attention, and it's collapsing.

In this high-energy, audience-interactive session, Mitch Mitchem shows leaders why engagement broke and how to bring it back, then proves it live by turning the room itself into the most engaged space in the building. Drawing on his roots in improv at Second City, building an audience-interactive comedy show in Chicago, and his years in learning and development and tech, Mitch takes the audience on a journey of passion and engagement like they've never witnessed before.

Attendees leave understanding the one edge AI can't replicate: human passion, on purpose. They'll feel it, name it, and know how to recreate it with their teams, their customers, and each other.

Most leaders are still asking "what can we automate?" However the ones with the most success are looking at the humans and asking "what can we amplify?" That single shift changes how AI is bought, deployed, and adopted across the workforce.

In this keynote, Mitch lays out the operating principle behind a his massive success rate with clients, the four steps that tell you which workflows to amplify and which to leave alone, and the language your humans can use immediately to actually get the results they have been promised with human skills and AI.

The AI Experience Your Team Won't Shut Up About.

Imprompting is Mitch’s one-of-a-kind trademarked, wild, learning experience where improv comedy collides with AI prompt engineering.

The room, regardless of size, is a part of the show and compete head-to-head to build, challenge, and refine prompts under pressure in a high-energy funny format that feels like a game show and teaches like a masterclass.

It is the only experience of its kind in the world, and it is the most fun your team will ever have learning the most important skill of the decade.

Mitch does these for entertainment, keynote and big event workshops.

From his newest book, Mitch will come in and teach you how to eradicate the useless friction of your business or in the lives of our attendees. Warning, this is a presentation with a great amount of useful cursing and high energy.