No tech background required. Natasha Broxton brings AI out of the demo and into everyday business operations, showing leaders where time, revenue, opportunity, and capacity may be leaking and how to approach meaningful change.
A Milwaukee business operator with 14+ years of experience running a 125,000-square-foot automotive recycling facility, Natasha teaches from what she has built and learned in a real business.

Watch Natasha's approved speaker portfolio reel featuring real events, practical teaching, and audience engagement.
Watch Natasha bring practical AI lessons into a real audience setting.
Grounded in the decisions and constraints of a 125,000-square-foot operating business, not hypothetical tech scenarios.
Sessions connect AI and systems thinking to everyday operations, teams, pricing, communication, and customer service.
The Spot It. Structure It. Support It. framework gives audiences a practical way to decide where to start.
“She teaches at a level that everybody can understand, and the content is very rich.”
Patrick Snyder · President, BizStarts Milwaukee
“It was obvious you prepared well and understood the mission. You're an outstanding communicator as well.”
Ian Heller · Co-Founder and CSO, Distribution Strategy Group
“Natasha, you made AI feel so practical and accessible. Your examples of using AI to strengthen EOS implementation, improve response time, and securing more than $40,000 in grant funding were so valuable. Audience members walked away with practical steps to better their systems to increase revenue and enhance client service.”
Monique L. Gooch · Global Communication Skills Advisor, GWBC Accelerate Series
The grant amount in the organizer’s testimonial reflects the total at the time of her feedback. Natasha's current cumulative grants figure is $65,000+.
Topics can be tailored to the audience and event without losing the practical core.
How to Build a Business That Runs Without You
Spot the costs of disconnected processes, missed opportunities, and overdependence on the owner. Introduces the Revenue Leak Framework and practical next steps.
Inquire About This Keynote →Small Business AI
Help business owners decide where AI fits, how to start safely, and why the operational problem should come before the tool.
Inquire About This Keynote →The Courage to Be Seen as a Leader
A leadership and visibility keynote about being seen, strategic credibility, and the cost of staying invisible.
Inquire About This Keynote →An operator's view of AI implementation amid real staffing, inventory, communication, pricing, and process pressures.
Request Topic →A founder story about faith, resilience, industry barriers, visibility, and building an indoor automotive recycling operation.
Request Topic →Hands-on workshop connecting common business leaks to practical AI categories and first steps.
Request Workshop →A hands-on workshop drawing on Natasha's AI-supported funding readiness experience and current cumulative grant wins of $65,000+.
Request Workshop →Designing checklists, processes, and employee-facing guidance with AI. Well suited to established small businesses and economic-development organizations.
Request Workshop →Agency, association, corporate, and workforce-focused programs aligned to participant readiness and organizational goals.
Discuss Training →Identify where time, revenue, opportunity, and consistency are being lost.
Match operational needs with appropriate systems, AI categories, and workflow designs.
Plan for realistic adoption, training, maintenance, and the first steps after the event.
Business owners, entrepreneurial support organizations, SBDCs, and local business programs.
Operators, managers, associations, and teams modernizing complex daily workflows.
Audiences navigating business ownership, visibility, resilience, and authority.
Including U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Building Resilience Conference, WWBIC / WEDC / SBA Small Business Academy, BizStarts Hometown Heroes Symposium, Applied AI for Distributors, Women in Automotive, GWBC Accelerate Series, and Verizon Digital Ready.
Available formats: 45–60 minute keynotes; 90–120 minute interactive sessions; half-day or full-day training; panels; facilitated roundtables; in-person or virtual.
Tell us your event date, host organization, audience, location, format, learning goals, and desired topic. Qualified inquiries are reviewed by the speaking team.
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