Keynote Speaker on Artificial Intelligence · Hamburg
Fabian Roser is an AI transformation advisor and keynote speaker based in Hamburg. He has run agencies with full P&L, owned the creative work for an entire world region, and today builds and sells AI products through his own company. Certified AI Officer of the BVDW. On stage: operational and honest, drawn from 25 years across six technology waves.
Fabian Roser guides companies, marketing organisations and agencies through AI transformation. For 25 years he worked across digital and creative agencies in Germany and abroad, most recently responsible for margin and people: as a managing director with full P&L and as the person accountable for the creative work of an entire world region.
Today he builds and sells AI products for enterprise clients through his own company, and helps organisations turn the skill of a few into an operating model the whole organisation carries. Since 2024 he has been a Certified AI Officer of the German digital industry association BVDW.
On stage that means: no hype, no slide deck for its own sake, no prompt tricks. He speaks about what stays — how work is changing, what that means for roles and organisations, and how to bring people through the change. He has lived five technology waves himself, from e-commerce through social, cloud and mobile to AR. The sixth is running now.
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Almost everyone uses AI. Almost no one has it under control. The skill sits with a handful of people, not in the operating model. From one running transformation: why most AI pilots die, and how the skill of a few becomes a model the whole organisation carries. Operational, honest, no hype.
For: decision-makers in companies & agencies
E-commerce, social, cloud, mobile, augmented reality, and now artificial intelligence. Six technology waves, lived as a maker and as a managing director. What each taught about survival and reinvention, and why AI is the biggest change since electricity. Twenty-five years in one arc, with a genuinely optimistic view forward.
For: a broad audience
The hardest part of an AI transformation isn't the technology. It is the fear in the room. How leaders take their people through the change: shifting roles, building adoption, strengthening creativity instead of replacing it. For leaders who genuinely want to take their organisation with them.
For: leaders & teams
Keynote · 30–45 min · Short impulse · Fireside / panel · Half-day workshop · German · English
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