AI speaker, UK small businesses and SMEs
Your room hears why being small is an advantage with AI, then watches a real business get its first AI workforce built on the big screen.
The short answer
Sabrina Stocker is a UK AI keynote speaker who builds AI into small businesses live on stage, with nothing edited out. She runs Two Comma PR on a small team and 27 AI agents, teaches AI Profits rooms where owners build their own AI workforce, and was a semi-finalist on BBC One's The Apprentice in 2018.
She speaks to rooms of UK small business owners, the associations and networks that serve them, and the people who book speakers for them.
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Who this is for
You run the business and still do most of the jobs in it. You want to know which job to hand to AI first, and to see it work before you believe it.
You run a chamber, a trade body, a franchise network or a membership community. You want a session your members act on the next morning.
You are an event manager, a programme chair or a bureau. You need a clear brief, a speaker who suits the room, and no surprises on the day.
Speaking for your sector
The talks stay the same. The examples, the first jobs and the live build change to fit who is in the room.
Member breakfasts, annual dinners and conference days for chambers of commerce.
Keynotes for trade associations and industry conferences, with examples from the room's own trade.
Conventions and regional meetings for franchisors and franchisees, built on the brand's own playbook.
Partner days and firm events for accountancy and professional services, with confidentiality built into the method.
Landlord, developer and business investor events, with a live build that judges itself on the evidence.
A hands-on AI workshop for small business teams, where everyone builds their own helper on their own laptop.
Local business events in London, Cambridge, Peterborough and across the UK.
What the room gets
The jobs AI can take on that bring customers in, such as follow-up, proposals and content, and how to hand them over.
The routine work you would otherwise pay someone to do, handed to AI staff that a person supervises, starting with one job.
The repeat tasks that fill an owner's week, handed over so the time goes back to the work only you can do.
The live build. Someone from your audience pitches their business and Sabrina builds its first AI workforce with Claude on the big screen while the room watches. It is a real business and a real build, so people see what to ask for, how to correct it and what a finished first job looks like.
Nothing edited out. If something breaks, the room watches it get fixed, which is exactly what will happen when they try it themselves. That is the part people remember, and the reason they start on their own.
Signature talks
Pick the one that fits your programme. Each can carry a live build.
Talk 01
In 2023, Sabrina quietly trained an AI on her agency's work, then sent clients its version and her team's without saying which was which. Most chose the AI. She rebuilt the agency on a small team and 27 AI agents. Your room leaves seeing AI as people to hire, and knowing the first job to hand over.
What the room leaves with: a list of the first jobs to hand to AI, and the order to do them in.
Talk 02
Most AI training is built for big companies with training budgets and tech teams. This talk is about why being small is an advantage, and how to get in through the side door. Your room hears the 2023 blind test, and how an agency runs on a small team and 27 AI agents.
What the room leaves with: a different way of seeing AI, as staff with one job each, and the first one to hire.
Talk 03
Someone from your audience pitches their business, and Sabrina builds its first AI workforce on the big screen while everyone watches. Your room sees a real business get built from a fifteen-second pitch, sees it break and get fixed, and walks out knowing they can start on their own.
What the room leaves with: having watched a real business get its first AI workforce built from start to finish, on screen.
Stages
In their words
"My mind is just blown with what Sabrina is able to accomplish with AI."Attendee, live AI build session
"This class was the best! Something clicked today."Attendee, live AI build session
Mindvalley rates her 4.9 out of 5 as an instructor.
Formats and the day
The talk, then a volunteer's business built on screen.
A volunteer pitches, and the build happens on screen.
The room builds along on their own laptops.
The same live build, for an audience watching online.
Two screens the room can see, reliable wifi and a handheld mic for the volunteer. The speaker sheet on the speaking page has the full list.
Choosing a speaker
A general AI speaker usually explains what AI is and where it is heading, often to companies big enough to have a technology team. Sabrina's differences are practical. She builds in front of the room, so people see it work and see it break. She speaks to small business audiences, so every example starts from a room with no tech team. She runs Two Comma PR on a small team and 27 AI agents, so what she shows is what she does herself. And she coaches rather than lectures: the aim is that people leave able to do it, not impressed by it. Whether that suits your event depends on your room. If you want a talk about the future of AI, a general speaker may suit you better. If you want your members to start the next morning, this is what she does.
Questions
Sabrina Stocker is a UK AI speaker who speaks only to small business audiences. She runs Two Comma PR on a small team and 27 AI agents, so she speaks from inside a small business, and she builds a real business's first AI workforce live on the big screen with nothing edited out.
Yes. There are four formats: a keynote with a live build, a live build on its own, a workshop where the room builds along on their own laptops, and an online session. A keynote and a workshop can sit in the same event, with the workshop for people who want to build their own helper.
It covers AI as a workforce, not a tool: making money, saving money and saving time by handing AI one job at a time. The room hears why being small is an advantage, learns from the 2023 blind test that made Sabrina rebuild her agency, and leaves knowing the first job to hand over.
Yes. Someone from your audience pitches their business and Sabrina builds its first AI workforce with Claude on the big screen while the room watches. Nothing is edited out, so if something breaks the room watches it get fixed, which is exactly what will happen when they try it themselves.
As early as you can, because diaries fill around conference seasons and a firm date helps. Send the date, the room and who will be in it using the form on the speaking page, and you will hear whether Sabrina is free. You do not need the talk title settled first.
Yes. Sabrina has spoken at Mindvalley's 1 Billion Summit in Dubai in 2026 and at Mindvalley in Tallinn, as well as at events across the UK. The talks are written for small business owners, so the content travels, and the booking form works the same for any location.
No. The talks are written for owners, not engineers, and the live build happens on the big screen in plain English. Nobody needs to code or know the tools to follow it, and the room sees mistakes fixed as they happen, so nobody is left behind a polished demo.
Two screens the room can see, reliable wifi and a handheld microphone for the volunteer. Sabrina brings the rest. The speaker sheet on the speaking page has the full set-up list, and a workshop also needs attendees to bring their own laptops.
Speaking enquiries
One line is plenty: the date, the room and who will be in it. Or email bookings@sabrinastocker.com.