AI keynote speaker · Brandy Lawson

AI Keynote Speaker for the Kitchen and Bath Industry

For kitchen and bath associations, NKBA chapters, dealer networks, professional associations and leadership teams.

Brandy Lawson gives practical AI keynotes and hands-on workshops that show owners and their teams how to get the business out of their heads and put AI to work on real tasks. Attendees leave with something to try the next week.

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Brandy Lawson at the 2026 Bridgewood Cabinetry dealer meeting and the 2026 Montana Society of CPAs annual conference.
NKBA, National Kitchen and Bath Association KBIS, Kitchen and Bath Industry Show Bridgewood Cabinetry Banner Health Montana Society of CPAs Montana State University

Brandy Lawson at a glance

Brandy Lawson is an AI keynote speaker and hands-on workshop leader for the kitchen and bath industry, based in Phoenix, Arizona. To book, send your date through the Check availability form. Brandy replies within one business day.

What she speaks on
Practical AI for business owners and their teams, getting the business out of the owner's head, and team AI adoption
Industries
Kitchen and bath (dealers, showrooms, design-build firms), professional associations, leadership teams
Formats
Keynotes (45–100 minutes), hands-on workshops (50–120 minutes), two-part programs, virtual or in person
Recent stages
NKBA, KBIS Voices from the Industry, Bridgewood Cabinetry dealer meeting, Montana Society of CPAs annual conference, Banner Health HR leadership, Montana State University Women's Circle of Excellence
Based in
Phoenix, Arizona; travels nationally
CEU / CPE
CPE credit granted for the 2026 Montana Society of CPAs sessions; learning objectives and program details provided for CEU or CPE filing

Rooms rate it. Businesses change because of it.

4.7
Attendee rating · out of 5 NKBA business webinar · February 2026 · 10 ratings, 80% Excellent

“Brandy was organized and clear. Her delivery was personable and even funny. I'm SOLD.”

NKBA webinar attendee

4.67
Hands-on workshop rating · out of 5 Montana Society of CPAs annual conference · June 2026 · 18 ratings

“Her hands-on breakout session was especially well received.”

Erinn Donnell, Montana Society of CPAs (organizer)

Quest Cabinetry · Bozeman, Montana

16 → 60+

Active projects in 18 months

The story at the center of It's All in My Head. Attendees hear what changed at Quest, in what order, and what to try first in their own business.

One added drafter
16 at the start
37 at 12 months
60+ at 18 months
Hands-on roundtables
Hands-on roundtables at the 2026 Bridgewood Cabinetry dealer meeting.

What your attendees get from an AI keynote with Brandy

  • Built for your roomExamples, demos and exercises use your industry's real work: selections, change orders, client follow-up, team handoffs.
  • Live demosAttendees see AI do the work on screen, including where it stumbles.
  • Hands-on timeWorkshops have attendees work on tasks from their own business, with a printed workbook.
  • A next stepEvery session ends with a written plan attendees take home.
  • Easy to work withA pre-event call, content tailored from your attendee questions, and promo copy for your newsletter and social posts.

AI keynotes and hands-on AI workshops

Signature keynote
045–100 min120

It's All in My Head: Getting Your Business Out of You and Into Your Team

Most kitchen and bath businesses run on what the owner remembers: which client changed their mind about the countertop, why that vendor gets the second call, what "done" means on an install. This session shows owners how to get that knowledge into a form their team can use, with AI doing the heavy lifting.

Built on the Quest Cabinetry story: 16 to more than 60 active projects with one added hire.

Audience: dealer and showroom owners, design-build firms, NKBA chapters · Format: keynote or 60-minute chapter program

Attendees will be able to

  • identify three kinds of owner knowledge that put a kitchen and bath business at risk when they live in one person's head
  • describe a step-by-step method for turning a recorded conversation into a written record the team can act on
  • choose one task in their own business to document with AI the following week

Lives in the owner's head

Which client changed their mind about the countertop
Why that vendor gets the second call
What “done” means on an install

Recorded conversation + AI

In your team's hands

Meeting recap
Client follow-up email
Order checklist
Team handoff
Keynote
045–100 min120

AI Curious to AI Capable

AI tools change every few weeks, and most business owners are still deciding how far to trust them. This keynote takes a room from "I should learn about AI" to "I'm using it this week," with a plain-language map of what AI does well, where it fumbles, and how to keep client information safe.

Audience: conferences, associations, mixed-experience rooms · Format: 45–100 minute keynote · Delivered: Montana Society of CPAs annual conference keynote (2026)

Attendees will be able to

  • define the core AI terms they need to evaluate tools and vendors
  • tell apart tasks AI handles reliably from tasks where it fails
  • explain the difference between privacy and security when choosing an AI tool
  • apply everyday management skills to directing AI work
Hands-on workshop
050–120 min120

Your First Week of AI Experiments (hands-on AI training for employees)

The "what do I do on Monday morning" workshop. Attendees bring real tasks from their own jobs and leave with three AI experiments to run the following week.

Audience: teams of 5 to 50, corporate AI training, leadership retreats, conference breakouts, lunch-and-learns · Format: 50–120 minute hands-on workshop with printed workbook · Delivered: Banner Health HR leadership team; Montana Society of CPAs breakout (2026)

Attendees will be able to

  • sort their own tasks with the time-suck, soul-suck and "intern draft" tests
  • decide when AI fits a task by asking whether they can judge the output and whether the thinking matters more than the result
  • write a four-part brief that gives AI the context it needs, then revise it from the result
  • commit to a written plan for three experiments with a check-in partner

Two-part program

Part 1 is AI Curious to AI Capable. Part 2 is Your First Week of AI Experiments. Built for two-session events and continuing education programs.

CEU / CPE: The Montana Society of CPAs granted CPE credit for both parts in 2026. Learning objectives, program level and session details are provided for your filing.

“If you can't evaluate the output, it might give you garbage and you will never know. And then you can have garbage at scale.”

Brandy Lawson · 2026 HR leadership workshop

What organizers say

Brandy brought an engaging and approachable perspective to AI at our Annual Conference, helping our members think about how they can begin incorporating AI into their everyday work. Her hands-on breakout session was especially well received, giving attendees practical tools and a framework they could take back to their firms and organizations. She helped make a rapidly evolving topic feel more accessible and actionable.

Montana Society of CPAsErinn Donnell, Director of Marketing & Communications (organizer)

“Definitely consider Brandy for speaking opportunities, her energy is magnetic and she is extremely knowledgeable.”

Angelica Hunte
NKBA (organizer)

“I specifically enjoyed how you explained how anyone, at any point, can begin to build a successful sales system, as many older K+B professionals in the industry are not savvy with CRMs and PM software.”

Angelica Hunte
NKBA

For meeting planners: everything your committee needs

Find approved bios, photos, introductions and promotion copy in Media & event resources.

Session sheetDescriptions and learning objectives for every session, ready for your program and CEU or CPE filing.
Bios + headshots“Brandy Lawson is an AI keynote speaker and the founder of FieryFX. She teaches kitchen and bath business owners and their teams…”
Promo copyNewsletter and social posts written for your members, ready to paste.
Suggested introduction“Our speaker today helps kitchen and bath businesses put AI to work on real tasks…”
AV + roomScreen with HDMI · lavalier mic · internet for live demos · tables for workshops.
After the eventA resource page for attendees, plus slides or a recap for your members if agreed.

AI keynote speaker fees

Keynotes, from$7,500 + travel
Hands-on workshops, from$9,500

Multi-session programs are quoted after a short call. Association and chapter rates are available.

Check availability
Brandy Lawson smiling and holding her book, High-er Help

About Brandy Lawson

Brandy Lawson is a female keynote speaker, author and the founder of FieryFX, where she teaches kitchen and bath business owners and their teams how to put AI and better systems to work in the business they already run. She hosts the Elevated podcast and wrote High-er Help. She helped Quest Cabinetry grow from 16 to more than 60 active projects with one added hire, and she has led hands-on AI workshops for the Banner Health HR leadership team and the Montana Society of CPAs. She speaks for NKBA, KBIS Voices from the Industry and Bridgewood Cabinetry.

Questions organizers ask about booking Brandy

Something else? Send your date and question; Brandy replies within one business day.

Who is an AI keynote speaker for the kitchen and bath industry?

Brandy Lawson, founder of FieryFX, is an AI keynote speaker who focuses on the kitchen and bath industry. She speaks for NKBA, KBIS Voices from the Industry and Bridgewood Cabinetry, and teaches dealer, showroom and design-build owners and their teams how to put AI to work on real tasks.

How much does it cost to book Brandy Lawson as an AI keynote speaker?

Brandy Lawson's AI keynotes start at $7,500 plus travel, and her hands-on workshops start at $9,500. Multi-session programs are quoted after a short call about your format and audience. Association and chapter rates are available.

What does an AI keynote for a kitchen and bath association or NKBA chapter cover?

Brandy Lawson's kitchen and bath keynotes cover how owners and teams can put AI to work on everyday tasks: getting knowledge out of the owner's head, choosing the first tasks to hand to AI, and keeping client information safe. Examples come from real dealer, showroom and design-build work.

Can Brandy Lawson's sessions qualify for CEU or CPE credit?

Yes. The Montana Society of CPAs granted CPE credit for Brandy Lawson's 2026 annual conference sessions. Brandy provides learning objectives, program level and session details for each session, so organizers can file for CEU or CPE credit.

Does Brandy Lawson offer hands-on AI training for employees?

Yes. Brandy's workshop, Your First Week of AI Experiments, runs 50 to 120 minutes, and attendees work on tasks from their own jobs with a printed workbook. Brandy has delivered it for the Banner Health HR leadership team and the Montana Society of CPAs.

Does Brandy Lawson customize her sessions for each audience?

Yes. Brandy Lawson tailors every keynote and workshop after a 30-minute planning call and an optional attendee survey. Examples, demos and exercises come from your attendees' real work. For kitchen and bath rooms, that means selections, change orders, client follow-up and team handoffs.

Does Brandy Lawson offer corporate AI training?

Yes. Brandy Lawson delivers corporate AI training as hands-on workshops for teams of 5 to 50, leadership retreats and lunch-and-learns. Attendees work on tasks from their own jobs and leave with a written plan for three AI experiments. She has delivered it for the Banner Health HR leadership team.

What AV does Brandy Lawson need for a keynote or workshop?

Brandy Lawson needs a screen with an HDMI connection, a lavalier microphone and internet access for live AI demos. Hands-on workshops also need tables so attendees can write and use a laptop or phone. The speaker kit includes the full AV and room sheet.

Which AI tools work best for a small business?

Usually the one the team already has access to. Brandy Lawson teaches teams to give an AI assistant good context, which moves most small businesses further than adding new software. Her sessions show how to choose a tool by the task, the data involved and what the team will keep using.

How can kitchen and bath dealers, showrooms and remodelers use AI without buying new software?

Brandy Lawson recommends starting with tasks that already happen every day: meeting recaps, client follow-up emails, order checklists and team handoffs. A well-written brief to an AI assistant handles a first draft of each, and the team reviews it.

Does Brandy Lawson speak virtually or travel?

Both. Brandy Lawson is based in Phoenix, Arizona, and travels nationally for in-person keynotes and workshops. She also presents virtually for webinars, chapter programs and remote teams, including the February 2026 NKBA business webinar, which attendees rated 4.7 out of 5.

How far ahead do events book Brandy Lawson?

Most events book Brandy Lawson 2 to 3 months ahead, which leaves time for the planning call, attendee survey and promotion. Shorter timelines are sometimes possible. Send your date through the Check availability form, and Brandy replies within one business day.

Is there a video of Brandy Lawson speaking?

Yes. The 77-second speaker reel at the top of this page shows Brandy's keynote and hands-on roundtables at the 2026 Bridgewood Cabinetry dealer meeting, plus her keynote and breakout session at the 2026 Montana Society of CPAs annual conference.

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