Keynotes
A clear, high-energy point of view designed for conferences, leadership gatherings, and company-wide moments.
Speaking
Ideas people can carry beyond the applause.
Kathryn brings hard-earned clarity, humor, and a builder’s eye to conversations about entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, ownership, capital, and economic power.
BuilderPerspective earned through the work
100+Companies backed
2×Exited founder
Wall Street JournalBestselling author
A practiced perspective
The stage is where experience becomes useful to the room.
Signature conversations
The questions leaders cannot afford to avoid.
Each talk connects a clear point of view to decisions people can make now. The goal is not inspiration without action. It is language, frameworks, and momentum audiences can use.
Everybody’s an Entrepreneur: Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset Within Your OrganizationKeynote
How leaders can develop intrapreneurs, strengthen ownership thinking, and help employees turn initiative into meaningful value inside established organizations.
Entrepreneurship in the age of AIKeynote
A practical look at how AI changes the cost, speed, and shape of starting a business, while making judgment, ownership, and original thinking even more valuable.
Ownership, capital, and economic powerKeynote
How access to capital becomes ownership, how ownership becomes power, and what leaders miss when they treat inclusion as optics instead of economics.
How to Go from Employee to Owner: The BUILD SprintLive workshop
An interactive BUILD Sprint that moves participants from employee thinking toward ownership, with a clear problem, customer, value proposition, and next decision.
Ways to bring Kathryn in
Built for the room you are convening.
Conversations
Moderated discussions and fireside formats that connect Kathryn’s experience to the questions your audience is already asking.
BUILD workshops
Interactive working sessions that move participants from insight to a concrete problem, customer, value proposition, and next decision.
Speaking inquiries
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