Speaking
Wanjiku Kamau speaks at conferences, universities, and leadership events on what it means to find your voice in the age of AI — with honesty, humor, and no hype.
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Outthink the Algorithm: Speak Up, Stand Out, and Own Your AI Story
Every recruiter is now asking it: "How do you use AI?"
Most candidates freeze. Or worse — they perform fluency they don't actually have.
In this workshop for the Forté Foundation MBA Leadership Conference, Wanjiku Kamau shows incoming MBA women how to build a real, credible AI story — one that reflects their own judgment, not someone else's output. Through live demonstrations and a practical framework, attendees learn to speak about AI in a way that signals maturity, not mimicry.
Because the goal was never to let AI answer the question. It was to use AI to become better at answering it yourself.
What attendees walk away with
- A framework for talking about AI with confidence in any professional context
- Live demos: a McKinsey-style interview simulation, a job description analysis, and an AI-powered offer evaluation
- Six prompts they can use the same day
- The language to own their AI story — in their own voice
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These workshops are available for business schools, corporate leadership events, and conferences exploring AI, identity, and professional storytelling. Wanjiku speaks on finding your voice in the AI era, owning your professional narrative, and using AI as a thinking partner — not a replacement for your own judgment.
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