The 7 Speakers at the AI Business Summit 2026

1. The Full Lineup at a Glance

The most common misunderstanding about this event is that it is one person presenting for three days. It is not. Seven people speak, and the guests are not filler: each one covers a different part of building a business, which is why the three days hold together rather than repeating the same material.

2. Alicia Lyttle, the Host

Alicia Lyttle

Host · CEO, AI InnoVision · TEDx speaker

Alicia Lyttle is the CEO of AI InnoVision and the founder of the International Association of Artificial Intelligence Consultants, with more than 20 years at the intersection of artificial intelligence and business innovation. JPMorgan Chase named her one of the 100 Women to KNOW in America, and she appears regularly on ABC News Live and Fox 5.

At the summit she covers turning AI into a working part of a business: a clear starting point, simple workflows, and no overwhelm. Her material assumes no coding and no prior AI experience, which is the whole reason the room works for a beginner.

Full profile and the credentials behind the name

3. The Six Guest Speakers

Here is each guest, what they are known for, and the part of the picture they fill in.

Nehemiah Davis

Entrepreneurship

Serial entrepreneur, real estate investor, philanthropist and bestselling author. He is the operator voice in the lineup, the one whose track record is in building and running businesses rather than in technology.

Coach K

Business funding

A funding specialist who has helped raise millions and has trained more than 100,000 entrepreneurs. Funding is the question almost nobody covers at a free AI event, and it is the one that stops people who have the idea and not the capital.

Lorette Lyttle

AI for growth

Entrepreneur, author and AI educator, and a former Fortune 500 IT project manager and Six Sigma Black Belt. She is Alicia's sister and co-runs the programs, so she is not a guest dropping in: the process discipline in the training comes from her side of the room.

Nina Moorer

Leadership and wellness

Known as The Wellness Queen. International entrepreneur, speaker and event host. She covers the part people skip: staying functional while you build something, which is the reason most 30 day plans die on day nine.

Adura Sanya

Business strategy

Entrepreneur, investor and business strategist. Strategy is what turns a pile of AI tools into a decision about what to sell and to whom, which is the gap most people hit right after they learn the tools.

Sevyn Buffins

Social media and content

Social media strategist with more than 330,000 followers and brand partnerships including Target and Adidas. She is the one with a public scoreboard: the numbers are on her own profiles, which is rarer than it should be on a speaker list.

4. What the Official Page Does Not Publish

This is worth saying plainly, because several pages about this event present a day by day schedule as if it were announced.

What is published is the outcome, and it is more useful anyway. Across the three days you build three things, inside the sessions rather than afterwards: an AI content system, your own AI assistant, and a simple 30 day launch plan that tells you what to do on day 1, by day 7 and by day 30.

Registration also includes Your AI Growth Command Center, a companion hub with guided note prompts for each day, a resource library of the tools mentioned in the sessions, and daily accountability.

One expectation worth setting: the days are full. An attendee who documented the first day publicly described it running past twelve hours, with live collaborative sessions rather than slides. Replays are included for everyone who registers, which is exactly what they are there for. Starting is simple, and like anything worth building it pays back the work you put in.

5. If You Have Seen Different Names

Searching for this event turns up more than one lineup, and it is not your imagination. A few things are happening at once.

More than one event uses a similar name. There are AI business summits in Glasgow, in New York and elsewhere, run by unrelated organizers, and they rank for the same words. There have also been earlier editions under this title with different dates.

So the check is the date, not the name. For the edition running September 30 to October 2, 2026, the lineup is the seven people above, and those are the names on the official registration page. If a page shows you a different roster, look at what dates it is describing before you trust it.

6. FAQ

Keep reading: the full AI Business Summit review, the event guide with dates and registration, or who Alicia Lyttle is. New to the topic? Start with how to learn AI in 2026.