Julissa S. Germosén is a keynote speaker, bestselling author, and former Microsoft and Salesforce executive who helps leaders turn trust into their most durable competitive advantage in the age of AI. Founder of Trust Capital AI and one of the few speakers operating at the intersection of AI transformation and human connection, she spent 20 years in enterprise technology, delivering more than $1B in business impact, guiding CEOs, investors, policymakers, and leadership teams through moments when technology and trust collide.
The problem she solves is one most organizations do not see coming. They are scaling technology while bankrupting their relationships. Deals stall, teams disengage, and AI rollouts underdeliver. Her proprietary Currency of Connection framework maps the path from relational bankruptcy to relational currency, the flywheel where trust compounds and accelerates deal velocity, team retention, and leadership influence. Based in the New York metro area, she keynotes for enterprise leaders, executive teams, and industry associations at sales kickoffs, leadership summits, AI and innovation conferences, women’s leadership programming, and Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations.
A Dominicana and one of just 2% of Latina leaders in corporate America, she has keynoted at TEDx, Google three times, IBM, SXSW, Capital One, Merck, TikTok, ADP, National Grid, CME Group, Angeles Investors, and the Latino AI Summit, and delivered an international keynote at Rio Innovation Week in Brazil. Her bestselling book, Latina Madrina, has won six awards, including the International Independent Press Award, and has been selected for the U.S. Library of Congress Latinx and Caribbean Collection. Featured in Forbes twice, NPR, and People en Español, she is a HubSpot brand partner and a 2025 Girl Scouts of Greater New York Woman of Distinction.
Her core message: AI is commoditizing. Trust is the new moat.
