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Leading AI keynote speaker and consumer trends expert Matt Britton helps organizations navigate AI disruption and shifting consumer behavior. As CEO of Suzy and author of the bestseller Generation AI, Matt advises Fortune 500 leaders on AI strategy, customer-centricity, and generational shifts, backed by two bestselling books and 500+ global keynotes.

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Matt Britton
Matt Britton

Matt Britton

New York City, United States

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At a glance

  • Founder and CEO of AI consumer intelligence platform Suzy
  • Bestselling author of Generation AI and YouthNation
  • Fortune 500 advisor with 500+ global keynote appearances

Matt Britton is the founder and CEO of Suzy, an AI-powered consumer intelligence platform used by Google, Netflix, and Coca-Cola, and the author of the national bestseller Generation AI.


Over 25 years, he has delivered more than 500 keynotes across five continents and advised more than 250 Fortune 500 companies through three waves of disruption: digital, social, and now AI. He previously founded the agency MRY, scaling it to five hundred people before its acquisition by Publicis Groupe. He is the author of the national bestseller, Generation AI, and of YouthNation. Matt also hosts The Speed of Culture podcast, featuring conversations with leaders across the Adweek network.


Matt writes production code and ships AI systems into Fortune 500 companies himself, so his guidance reflects what is actually working inside operating teams rather than commentary from the sidelines. As CEO of a real-time consumer intelligence platform, he also has direct visibility into how Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the first generations raised with AI as a default, are changing what brands can expect from their customers.


Audiences leave Matt's keynotes with a clear read on which loyalty and marketing tactics are losing effectiveness, what a generation delegating judgment to machines means for growth, and specific moves to make in the next eighteen months. His sessions combine proprietary data, cultural examples, and direct insights from decades of operational experience.


For organizations weighing how AI will reshape their customers and their business, Matt offers a grounded, operator's view of what comes next.

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Topics, sessions and talks

Generation AI: The Consumer That Has Never Known a World Without It

Matt Britton examines Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the first generations to treat artificial intelligence as a default rather than a tool, and what that means for how they discover, decide, trust, and buy. Drawing on real time data from Suzy and the research behind his bestselling book, he identifies which loyalty mechanics are breaking down, how brand expectations are resetting, and where growth is concentrating for companies that move first. Audiences leave with a concrete read on the generation reshaping every category of business.

State of the Consumer: Trends Shaping What People Buy Next

Matt Britton moves quickly through the cultural, technological, and generational shifts changing how people spend, separating the trends that will actually move a P&L from the ones that will not. Each trend is made concrete for the audience's own category, with artificial intelligence running through the session without dominating it. Refreshed for every audience from his ongoing work at Suzy, the talk leaves teams with a specific list of what to stop doing, what to start doing, and what to defend as competitors catch up.

The Future of AI: How We Got Here and Where This Goes Next

Matt Britton lays out what artificial intelligence is actually doing to business and daily life, drawing on his own experience building the systems rather than analyzing them from a distance. He traces how the current moment took shape, what is genuinely different this time, which work is being displaced first, and what leaders should expect within the next eighteen months. The result is an operator's honest read on AI, without hype or doom, for audiences that want a realistic view of what happens next.

Customer Centricity in the Age of AI

Matt Britton shows commercial, sales, and marketing teams what customer centricity looks like once artificial intelligence collapses the distance between a customer's need and its fulfillment. Drawing on his work running Suzy, a real time consumer intelligence platform, he explains how immediate consumer signal is changing the way teams operate and what it takes to build an organization that hears its customers faster than competitors do. Audiences leave with a practical framework for putting the customer back at the center of every decision.

AI and the Future of Your Industry

Matt Britton delivers a fully bespoke version of his AI keynote, tailored through a discovery call to the audience's own industry, whether CPG, retail, financial services, real estate, education, or healthcare. He covers where artificial intelligence is already displacing work within the sector, what customers will expect within eighteen months, and the specific moves leadership should be making now. The session pairs well with a same day executive workshop or Q&A for teams ready to act immediately.

Why we recommend booking Matt

Matt has delivered 500-plus keynotes and advised 250-plus Fortune 500 companies while running Suzy, an AI powered consumer intelligence platform, and writing production code himself. That mix of operating experience and technical depth gives his AI and consumer behavior insights unusual credibility for audiences weighing what comes next.

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Testimonials

Matt's ability to break down complex concepts into tangible applications, such as enhancing customer experience and optimizing operations, was particularly impactful. His presentation left our audience not only informed but also empowered to implement AI-driven solutions in their organizations.

Martyn Briggs

Director of Thematic Investing, Bank of America

Matt Britton delivered the highest-rated keynote in CX LIFT history. His timeliness, provocative insights, and data-driven vision for where AI is headed had our audience captivated. We could have gone another hour with Q&A alone.

Andrew Pryfogle

Head of CX/AI and Global Education, Avant Communications

Matt Britton brought a dynamic and deeply relevant perspective to the CNBC Summit. [...] Matt has a unique ability to connect cultural trends with real business impact, and his keynote sparked meaningful conversations throughout the day. He was a true standout.

Jen Zweuben

Executive Producer, CNBC

Featured Projects

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