Mo Gawdat
Former Google X Chief Business Officer | Author 'Scary Smart'
Fee Range: $50K+
About
Mo Gawdat served as Chief Business Officer at Google X and wrote Scary Smart, one of the most cited books on artificial general intelligence. His keynotes blend firsthand AI development experience with a clear-eyed view of what responsible AI leadership looks like.
AI speaker fit
Mo Gawdat is a vetted AI keynote speaker for Technology, Financial Services, Healthcare events, with keynote topics that include AI Ethics, Future of AI, AI Leadership. Event planners use Crimson Speakers as a premium AI speaker bureau to check availability, compare fit, and book AI speakers without paying an organizer-side fee.
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Booking Answers
How much does Mo Gawdat charge for a keynote?
Mo Gawdat's keynote speaking fee is $50K+. Exact pricing depends on event type, location, audience size, and customization required. Submit an inquiry through Crimson Speakers for a custom quote — our service is always free to event organizers.
What topics does Mo Gawdat speak on?
Mo Gawdat speaks on AI Ethics, Future of AI, AI Leadership, and more. Mo customizes every keynote to the specific audience, industry, and event goals.
How do I book Mo Gawdat for my event?
You can book Mo Gawdat through Crimson Speakers at no cost to you. Submit your event details — date, location, audience size, and goals — and we'll confirm Mo's availability and provide a custom proposal. The entire booking process is free for event organizers.
Is Mo Gawdat available for virtual keynotes?
Yes, Mo Gawdat is available for both in-person and virtual keynote engagements. Virtual keynotes include full A/V coordination support. Contact Crimson Speakers to check availability for your event date and format.
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