Chris Daigle Speaking & workshops

Bring practical AI into the room.

On Using AI at Work, Chris asks what happens after the demo. Onstage, he turns that same operator-first approach into a working session for CEOs and senior leaders.

Chris Daigle at the microphone

The session

From AI pressure to AI results.

A CEO’s 90-Day Operating Model is built for chief executives, leadership teams, peer groups, and executive conferences. It is a working session, not a vendor pitch, coding class, or tour of AI buzzwords.

Chris uses live demonstrations and the room’s own business questions to show leaders what AI changes, where human judgment still matters, and what to do next.

The reception Vistage member scores

Four sessions. Every member recommended it.

4.88Content / 5
4.74Delivery / 5
4.83Applicability / 5
100%Recommend

Chris is an approved Vistage speaker and sits on the Vistage AI Advisory Board. These averages come from four scored CEO and Key Executive sessions.

What they leave with

Useful the next day.

01

A short list of executive AI tools

Six vetted tools beyond ChatGPT, with the specific job each one does best.

02

A clearer read on the major platforms

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot compared live, including where each one falls down.

03

Two prompting methods

Practical methods tested in the room on the members’ own business problems.

04

A draft AI Use Policy

A working governance document that defines what can go into AI tools, what stays out, and who owns the call.

05

A seven-day action plan

Three clear commitments that turn the session into movement after everyone leaves the room.

01

Keynote

45 to 60 minutes for a conference mainstage: the argument, live demonstrations, and the seven-day plan.

02

Working session

A half day for CEO peer groups and leadership teams. Everyone leaves having built something, including the draft AI Use Policy.

03

Executive workshop

A full day on site, adding an inventory of the room’s repetitive work and a prioritized first 90 days.

No tech talk, no coding, and no buzzword stacking. Rooms have ranged from nine people to several hundred.

Common questions

What organizers ask.

Who is it for?

CEOs and senior executives in peer groups, leadership teams, industry conferences, and executive summits.

What does the room need?

Reliable Wi-Fi and a screen. The demonstrations run live, so the connection matters more than the rest of the AV package.

What does a session cost?

Fees depend on the format, date, and travel. The availability call covers your audience, your date, and the number.

Have a room that needs useful answers?

Take fifteen minutes to talk through the audience, the date, and what you want people walking out with.

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