The Lavin Agency Speakers Bureau
A speakers bureau that represents the best original thinkers,
writers, and doers for speaking engagements.
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A speakers bureau that represents the best original thinkers,
writers, and doers for speaking engagements.
We are the founding generation of the new workplace. Leading this workplace means embracing a pragmatic, creative approach to AI and online work.
Alexandra Samuel is a leading expert on the future of work, showing organizations how to create more effective, inclusive, and satisfying work environments in the digital age. With over 25 years of experience as a technologist and journalist, she offers groundbreaking insights on how emerging technologies help us harness neurovariety—the functional diversity of human minds and experiences—to boost productivity, performance, and well-being in today’s workplace. “A.I. can redefine your professional and personal limitations,” she wrote in her cover story for The Wall Street Journal’s Report on Artificial Intelligence. That’s especially true if we harness these emergent technologies to what we now know about cognitive diversity—and that’s exactly what Alexandra does in her forthcoming book on how neurodiversity insights and tools can address the challenges of the digital workplace. “We’ve created a working environment that is a mismatch for just about all of us,” she says. “It’s time to bring our work back into alignment with our own unique wiring and priorities.”
Remote, Inc. is a timely and practical guide, explaining how we can recharge, reset, and bring our full attention to the work that really matters.
—Arianna Huffington
In her dynamic keynotes and workshops, Alexandra Samuel shows audiences how to develop their own “neurosmart” approach to work, tapping into a toolkit of habits, tactics, and technologies that can help anyone improve their efficiency and well-being. Known for her engaging and practical speaking style, she offers actionable strategies for creating more vibrant, productive, and neuroinclusive workplaces.
A regular contributor to The Wall Street Journal, Alexandra is also the author of Remote, Inc.: How to Thrive at Work…Wherever You Are (with Robert C. Pozen) and Harvard Business Review’s Work Smarter with Social Media series. Her insights on workplace productivity, digital transformation, and neurodiversity have been featured in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Fast Company and beyond. As the data journalist for Forbes‘ annual list of the World’s Most Influential CMOs, she has a deep understanding of how top brands navigate the changing landscape of work.
Alexandra holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Harvard University and brings both scholarly rigor and real-world experience to her analysis of how technology is reshaping the way we work and live. As the co-founder of one of the world’s first social media agencies, she has firsthand experience in building effective digital teams and cultures.
Through her work, Alexandra shows professionals and organizations how to thrive in the digital workplace by embracing neurovariety and harnessing the power of technology. Her insights offer a roadmap for transforming our approach to productivity and well-being in the 21st-century workplace.
As I started looking for experts to share practical tips and strategies to help our customers manage the remote and hybrid experience, I found Alexandra. She came highly recommended as a passionate, authentic speaker on this topic. Alexandra was a pleasure to work with and always responsive. The webinar audience comments were overwhelmingly positive. I highly recommend her as a speaker for your next event!
ZoomAlexandra listened to the briefing that we gave her, which meant that she uniquely tailored her keynote to the needs of our audience. It was so perfectly aligned to the workshop prior to her speaking, that it really added to our meeting. Alexandra was engaging, confident, and backed all her points up with research—we especially valued that she prompted us to think differently about how we approach our hybrid workplace. I would certainly recommend Alexandra as a keynote speaker.
BC Lottery CorporationAlex is amazing! We just loved her, and the audience did as well.
SGI/SGI CANADAAuthor, A Brief History of Intelligence AI Entrepreneur and Founder of Bluecore Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree
First Deputy National Cyber Director for Technology and Ecosystem Security Former White House AI Council Member Former Google Global Head of Product Security Strategy
WIRED Global Editorial Director
Harvard Business School Behavioral Science Professor "40 Under 40 MBA Professor" Author of TALK: The Science of Conversation and the Art of Being Ourselves
Speaker on Stress and Leadership in the Workplace Columbia Business School Professor Host of The TED Business Podcast
Author, Ordinary Magic Co-Director, Dweck-Walton Lab at Stanford Professor of Psychology, Stanford
Author, A Brief History of Intelligence AI Entrepreneur and Founder of Bluecore Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree
First Deputy National Cyber Director for Technology and Ecosystem Security Former White House AI Council Member Former Google Global Head of Product Security Strategy
WIRED Global Editorial Director
Author of Grit, the #1 New York Times Bestseller | Pioneering Researcher on Grit, Perseverance, and the Science of Success
2024 Nobel Prize Winner | 3rd Most Cited Economist in the World | MIT Institute Professor | Bestselling Co-Author of Why Nations Fail and Power and Progress
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Creator of The 1619 Project | Executive Producer of the Emmy Award-Winning 1619 Project Hulu Docuseries | MacArthur Genius
Nike's Former Chief Marketing Officer | Author of Emotion by Design
CEO of The Atlantic | Former Editor-in-Chief of WIRED
The rise of AI isn’t just changing how we work as individuals—it’s transforming how we work together. In this practical and engaging talk, Alexandra Samuel shows how leading teams and organizations are using AI to reshape collaboration, communication and innovation. You’ll learn how AI can help break down silos, foster creativity, and ensure every team member’s s...
More and more employers recognize the value of neurodivergent employees, but miss all the ways neurodiversity insights and tools can help their entire workforce. In this eye-opening talk, Alexandra Samuel gives you a preview of the revolutionary idea at the heart of her forthcoming book about neurovariety. Neurovariety is a way of describing the enormous range of...
Smart employers recognize that employee engagement is the ultimate power-up: It helps you recruit and retain the best employees, and is a significant driver of individual and team performance. In this inspiring and pragmatic talk, Alexandra Samuel shows how AI is transforming the way teams and employers foster employee engagement and wellbeing.
The Covid pandemic catalyzed an overnight shift to remote work, but the real transformation lies ahead. With offices reopened, organizations are learning to manage teams that mix in-person and remote workers, and employees are still learning to manage their schedules to get the best of both worlds. This transition offers the ideal opportunity for employers to renew their culture and strengthen...