Speaking Engagements & Workshops

Rachel speaks to audiences across business, policy, academia, and community settings, helping leaders and everyday users understand how AI is changing society and how to adopt it responsibly.

  • Ethical AI Management Keynote, 2025

  • Oakland Tech Week, Agentforce Success for All, 2025

  • Prompt Engineering Essentials Keynote, AfroTech, 2024

  • Ethical AI Management Keynote, 2025

  • Women of Power Summit, 2024

  • San Francisco AI Equality Summit, 2024

  • AI Congressional Bootcamp, Stanford University 2024

Moderating & Interviews

As a moderator and interviewer, Rachel brings policy depth, executive judgment, and a clear, accessible style to conversations with leaders shaping technology, business, and public life.

  • Fireside Chat with Stacey Abrams, AfroTech 2025

  • Fireside Chat with Condoleezza Rice, 2020

  • Fireside Chat with Allyson Felix, Salesforce Ventures Founders Summit, 2025

  • Stanford AI Index Event, British Consulate San Francisco, 2022

  • Dreamforce, Women of Impact Lunch, 2025

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Promotional poster featuring Dr. Rachel Gillum, a woman of color with curly hair, smiling, for the Women of Power Summit, hosted by Accenture, taking place March 27-30, 2024 at Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. The event highlights her talk on making AI equitable.
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Digital flyer for the AI Equality Summit, featuring a headshot of Rachel Gillum, VP of Ethical & Humane Use at Salesforce, scheduled for November 4 in San Francisco from 12:00 to 6:30 pm PT, with a blue background, clouds, a hummingbird, and green plants.
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