AI Business Summit 2026: Speakers & Agenda
Who you'll learn from across the three days, and the shape of what the agenda covers.
The speakers
Hosted by Alicia Lyttle, with six guest entrepreneurs confirmed on the official page for the September 2026 cohort.
Alicia Lyttle
Host · AI strategist & TEDx speaker, CEO of AI InnoVision, 20+ yrs in AI & business
Nehemiah Davis
Serial entrepreneur, real estate investor & bestselling author
Coach K
Business funding expert · has coached 100,000+ entrepreneurs
Lorette Lyttle
AI educator · ex-Fortune 500 IT project manager, Six Sigma Black Belt
Nina Moorer
International entrepreneur, wellness advocate & event host
Adura Sanya
Entrepreneur, investor & business strategist
Sevyn Buffins
Social media strategist · 330K+ followers, brand deals with Target & Adidas
Past AI Business Summit 2026 stages have also featured Russell Brunson, Eric Thomas, Ph.D., and Neil Patel. Speaker photos are from the official registration page; the organizer finalizes session times there.
The lineup, speaker by speaker
What each person brings to the stage, and the topic each is most likely to cover.
Alicia Lyttle, host
Alicia Lyttle is the CEO of AI InnoVision, a certified AI consultant, and the founder of the International Association of Artificial Intelligence Consultants. She has spent more than 20 years in digital business, speaks from the TEDx stage, and has trained teams at NASA, Cisco, JPMorgan Chase and Walmart. JPMorgan Chase named her one of its "100 Women to KNOW in America." Her shelf also holds two ClickFunnels Two Comma Club awards and a Stevie Award, and she has appeared on ABC News Live and Fox 5. She hosts every session and teaches the three core builds herself. Our full profile of Alicia Lyttle goes through the credentials one by one.
Nehemiah Davis
A serial entrepreneur, real estate investor and bestselling author. His track record is in building businesses and communities from nothing, which puts him on the demand side of the AI conversation rather than the tooling side. Expect the offer and audience material: what to sell, who to sell it to, and how to keep momentum after the summit ends.
Coach K
A business funding expert who has coached more than 100,000 entrepreneurs. Funding is the topic almost every free AI event skips, and it matters here because a 30-day launch plan runs into capital questions in week two. His likely lane is the money side: how new businesses get funded, and what a founder can do before revenue arrives.
Lorette Lyttle
An AI educator, a former Fortune 500 IT project manager and a Six Sigma Black Belt. That background is process engineering, so she is the closest thing on the lineup to an operations specialist. Expect the systematic side of the AI assistant build: mapping a repetitive task, handing it to a tool, and checking the output holds up.
Nina Moorer
An international entrepreneur, speaker and event host who also works as a wellness advocate. She brings the audience-facing skills, and hosting experience usually shows up in the sessions that keep a three-day virtual event moving. Expect material on visibility, speaking and building a business around a personal brand.
Adura Sanya
An entrepreneur, investor and business strategist. The investor half of that description is the interesting one for attendees, because it means the strategy sessions come from someone who evaluates businesses for a living. Expect strategic framing: which AI opportunities are worth pursuing, and which look busy without paying.
Sevyn Buffins
A social media strategist with more than 330,000 followers and brand deals with Target and Adidas. She is the only speaker on the 2026 lineup with a measurable distribution result attached to her name. Expect the content and social material, which pairs directly with the Day 1 AI content system.
How to read the topic notes above. The organizer publishes the lineup but not a session grid, so the topics are our reading of each speaker's background rather than announced session titles. The confirmed running order appears on the official registration page once you sign up.
What the three days cover
Three days, three deliverables. Sessions start at 12 PM ET daily and the days run long.
Foundations and your AI content system
Where the income is for beginners in 2026, and the content engine that keeps you publishing instead of staring at a blank page. Alicia Lyttle teaches the build. This is the day a social and content specialist such as Sevyn Buffins fits most naturally.
Your AI assistant and automation
Put an assistant to work on research, drafting and follow-up so your hours go to revenue work. Attendees build alongside the stage. The process and operations material sits here, which is where a Six Sigma background like Lorette Lyttle's is most useful.
Your 30-day launch plan
Turn the first two days into a written plan: what to launch, how to price it, what to do each week for a month. Strategy, funding and offer questions land here, which is the natural home for Coach K, Adura Sanya and Nehemiah Davis.
Attendees from past cohorts report 8 to 12 hour days. That is worth planning around. If you cannot block out full afternoons, register anyway and lean on the replays, which our rebroadcast guide explains in detail.
Note on the schedule: exact session titles and times are finalized by the organizer and shown on the official registration page. We have described the agenda by outcome and mapped speakers to the day their expertise fits, rather than inventing a timetable. When you register free, you get the confirmed day-by-day lineup.
Speaker and agenda questions
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Free to register · live plus replays · September 30 to October 2, 2026