Speaking Fee and Availability
Jeremy Utley speaking fee: what bureaus list and what moves the quote.
Washington Speakers Bureau, which added Jeremy Utley to its roster in April 2025, lists his speaking fee at $25,000 to $40,000. That is the only published figure we found, and it is the one Crimson uses as fee guidance until his office confirms a quote for your date and format.
Published fee range, in person
$25K–$40K
Bureau listings checked November 2026. Travel is quoted separately.
Final fee depends on format, date, location, travel, audience size, prep needs, recording rights, and whether the event needs a keynote, fireside chat, panel, workshop, or emcee role.
Event Fit
Where this speaker tends to fit best.
Jeremy Utley fits leadership teams, innovation groups, and sales or product organizations that want people to leave using AI differently, not just informed about it.
Best fit
AI and creativity
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Innovation teams
Best fit
Interactive executive sessions
Best fit
Leadership offsites
Published fees
What bureaus list for Jeremy Utley.
These are public listings, checked in November 2026. They are planning figures, not quotes. The fee for a specific date is confirmed in writing by the speaker's office.
| Source | Listed fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Washington Speakers Bureau | $25,000 to $40,000 | The only public listing with a figure. WSB announced his addition to its roster on April 8, 2025. |
What moves the fee
Why two quotes for Jeremy can differ.
Talk or hands-on session
Utley teaches at Stanford and built his reputation on exercises, not slides. A 45-minute keynote sits lower in the range than a longer session where the audience works through AI and idea-generation exercises with him.
One published range, so the quote matters
With a single public listing there is no spread to negotiate against. The useful question is what the $25,000 to $40,000 covers for your event: length, prep calls, Q&A and any second session.
Audience size and interactivity
Interactive formats change the room setup and the preparation. Share headcount, seating and whether people will have laptops or phones out, because it affects scope.
Travel and date
Travel is quoted on top of the fee. Dates close to a teaching commitment are harder, so send two or three options if you can.
Formats
Ways to book Jeremy Utley.
Keynote
AI and creativity for business audiences, drawing on Ideaflow: The Only Business Metric That Matters and his podcast, Beyond the Prompt.
Interactive session
A working session where leaders practice using AI as a thinking partner. Ask whether it replaces or follows the keynote, since that changes the price.
Fireside or executive briefing
A smaller-room option for leadership teams that want a conversation on how to get people using AI well.
Crimson confirms which formats are open for your date with the speaker's office before you commit to one.
Comparable speakers
If Jeremy is booked or over budget.
$30K–$60K
Shama Hyder
Professor of AI at the Link School of Business and a serial entrepreneur, named to the 2026 TIME100 Creators list in the Leaders category. Fits when the brief is applied AI for growth and customer experience, and she works well in interactive executive formats.
$10K–$25K
Jodie Cook
A founder and Forbes contributor in a lower fee band who speaks on practical AI use for entrepreneurs and business owners.
$10K–$25K
Ian Khan
A lower-budget futurist option when the audience needs a broad, accessible AI overview more than a creativity workshop.
How booking works
From first request to signed agreement.
- 1. Send the brief. Date, city, audience, format and budget range. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
- 2. Availability and fee check. Crimson asks Jeremy's office whether the date is open and what the fee is for your format, and replies within 24 hours with where things stand.
- 3. Compare options. The same reply includes comparable speakers at and below your budget, so the committee has a fallback.
- 4. Hold the date. Once you pick a speaker, Crimson requests a hold while your approvals run.
- 5. Offer and agreement. A written offer sets the fee, travel, recording rights and cancellation terms. The date is confirmed when the agreement is signed and the deposit is paid.
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What planners ask about Jeremy Utley.
How much does Jeremy Utley charge to speak?
Washington Speakers Bureau lists Jeremy Utley's speaking fee at $25,000 to $40,000. It was the only public listing with a figure when we checked in November 2026. Travel and any added sessions are quoted separately.
Who is Jeremy Utley?
He is an adjunct professor at Stanford, co-author of Ideaflow: The Only Business Metric That Matters and host of the podcast Beyond the Prompt. He speaks on AI, creativity and innovation.
Can Jeremy Utley run a workshop instead of a keynote?
His material is exercise-based, so longer interactive formats are a natural fit. Crimson confirms the available formats and the price of each with his office before you commit.
How do I check Jeremy Utley's availability?
Send the event date, location, audience, format, and budget through Crimson Speakers. Crimson checks availability with the speaker's office and sends comparable AI speakers in the same reply. The service is free to event organizers.
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