Executive thought leadership platform
SpeakerOS helps corporate communications teams turn executive presentations into reviewed, on-brand content — with the source, the voice and the sign-off built in.
From Pilots to Platforms
Every large organisation has the same story: promising pilots, impressive demos, and very little reaching production.
Slide 2The pattern was consistent — data access, unclear ownership, and budgets that ended after year one.
Slide 3The grid is the transition
LinkedIn post · v2
Building a Grid for 2040
Article · v1
Patience has a price
LinkedIn post · v1
“Remove the reference to return targets.” — Reviewer
Built for executive communications, corporate affairs and PR teams supporting 5 to 50+ speakers.
Interface previews use fictional data.
Presentation upload
Choose the speaker, add the event and session, and attach a PDF or PPTX. Confidentiality and usage rights are confirmed before any content is drafted. In a signed-in workspace the file is stored privately for your organisation and its slide text and speaker notes are read to ground every draft. In the interactive demo, files are checked for type and size but never uploaded or read.
Keynote_Grid2040.pptx
24 slides · ready
Usage rights confirmed
Content drafting
LinkedIn posts, a long-form article, a press release, an internal announcement and an executive briefing — each paragraph linked to the slides it draws on, so reviewers can check every claim. In a signed-in workspace, AI drafts these fresh from your deck; in the interactive demo, drafts are pre-written fictional samples.
From Pilots to Platforms
Every large organisation has the same story: promising pilots, impressive demos, and very little reaching production.
Slide 2The pattern was consistent — data access, unclear ownership, and budgets that ended after year one.
Slide 3Executive profiles
Profiles hold biography, expertise, preferred tone, approved corporate messaging and restricted topics, alongside every past engagement and piece of content.
Amara Okafor
Chief Executive Officer
Writing tone
Assured and plain-spoken. Short sentences, concrete numbers.
Approved messaging
Grid connections are the critical path
Restricted topics
Share price or M&A speculation
Corporate approval
Communications managers submit; reviewers approve, reject or request revisions with comments. Every change is versioned, and editing approved content creates a new draft for review.
The grid is the transition
LinkedIn post · v2
Building a Grid for 2040
Article · v1
Patience has a price
LinkedIn post · v1
“Remove the reference to return targets.” — Reviewer
See it with one keynote
A fictional CTO keynote on enterprise AI adoption, shown beside three LinkedIn posts, an article and a press release — each claim tied to its slide, each draft at a different review stage.
From Pilots to Platforms: Making Enterprise AI Pay
Priya Raman · Enterprise AI Forum 2026
Original slides
Slide 2 · The pilot trap
Of 41 AI pilots run at Halden since 2023, 9 reached production.
Slide 3 · Why pilots stall
Top blockers: data access (62%), unclear ownership (48%), no budget beyond year one (39%).
Slide 5 · Platform, not projects
A shared data and model platform cut time-to-production from 11 months to 10 weeks.
Slide 6 · Field inspection case study
Drone imagery triage reduced turbine inspection review time by 70%.
Slide 7 · Measuring value
£14m in avoided downtime across 2025, independently audited.
Slide 8 · People first
1,200 colleagues completed AI literacy training; 300 'AI champions' in operations.
Slide 9 · Guardrails
Every model has a named owner, a risk tier and a human sign-off point.
Slide 11 · Three questions for every leader
Who owns it? What does it replace? How will we know it worked?
LinkedIn post · 85 words
ApprovedSince 2023 we've run 41 AI pilots at Halden. Nine made it to production.
At Enterprise AI Forum I shared why the other 32 stalled. It wasn't the models. It was data access, unclear ownership, and budgets that ended after year one.
What changed our hit rate was treating AI as a platform, not a series of projects. Time-to-production fell from 11 months to 10 weeks.
If your organisation is stuck in the pilot trap, start by asking: who owns this once the pilot ends?
Reviewer: Approved by Ella Brooks, Content Reviewer — figures match slides 2, 3 and 5.
Pre-written sample text for a fictional company. Not generated by AI. Tap a slide reference to see its source.
Business value
Enter your own numbers. The result is a simple illustration based on your assumptions — not a guarantee or a measured outcome.
Drafting, fact-checking against the deck, rewrites and approval chasing.
Your assumption — adjust it. We haven't measured this with customers.
Illustrative estimate
115 hours a year
≈ 15.3 working days (7.5h each), out of 288 hours spent today.
Hours saved = engagements × hours per engagement × your assumed percentage. These are assumptions you entered, not proven or typical results.
How it works
Add the executive, event details and the presentation file.
Set confidentiality and confirm rights and speaker consent.
Pick the outputs you need and receive drafts with slide references.
Edit, adjust tone and check sources against the deck.
Route through review. Approved content lands in your library.
Working in this demo
On the roadmap — not built yet
Pricing
Business annual licence
£5,999 /yearvs£7,188 (£599/month × 12)
Save £1,189 a year
£2,499/year
Save £489 vs £249/month
£5,999/year
Save £1,189 vs £599/month
Custom pricing
Typically from £1,250/month or £12,499/year, scoped to your speakers, seats and volume.
Executive profiles are the speakers whose voice, messaging and engagement history you manage. They don't need to log in.
Team user seats are the people who sign in — communications managers, reviewers and admins.
Presentation allowance is how many decks you can upload per contract year across all executives.
Prices in GBP, excluding VAT. Billing isn't active in this demo.
FAQ
Tell us about your executive programme and we'll walk you through upload, drafting and approval.