A good talk helps a team define its problem more clearly, connect the discussion to its operation and leave with questions it can work on.
As a speaker, I bring business, industry and academic audiences a conversation built on more than 25 years of work in logistics, transport, public policy, data and technology products across Latin America.
Five conversations for teams that need to make better decisions
Freight transport and costs
How to read references, networks, exceptions and cost structures so that data supports decisions this week, as well as informing a report.
Data ethics in logistics
What to measure, what to disclose, what not to invent, and how to develop the judgment an organization needs to trust the information it uses.
Artificial intelligence applied to transport
Moving from chat to an agent that acts with a purpose, authorized sources, clear limits and human review. The discussion starts with real tasks.
Public policy and regional evidence
What national logistics surveys, transport projects and regional experience teach us when governments, companies and multilateral organizations must act with incomplete information.
Leading teams that work with data and AI
How to support change while retaining human judgment: deciding what to automate, what to review and which capabilities a team needs to use a tool well.
The talk is built around a question
A conference talk has a different shape from a session for an executive team. I work with the organizer to understand the audience, the context and the decision the conversation should help clarify.
Formats can include a keynote, panel, moderated discussion or private workshop. The depth and duration are agreed with the organizer.
What remains after the event
- A common language for discussing the problem.
- More precise questions for the team.
- Criteria for distinguishing signals, data and opinion.
- A way to connect the conversation to a decision, a test or a next step.
A talk can be the starting point. When the question needs further work, ATIEMPPO can support the analysis, build a tool or turn the discussion into an applied learning experience.
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