Your next customer is already asking ChatGPT, Claude, or Google’s AI who to hire. Will it say your name?
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll ask AI about your business live, see what it says, and start fixing what it gets wrong.
You’ll work through three steps: check how AI describes you today, write one clear sentence about who you help and why they should choose you, and make sure your website, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn all tell the same story.
You’ll leave with a tested description of your business, a checklist for getting recommended, and a 30-day plan you can start Monday. No technical skills needed. Bring a laptop.
Your next customer is already asking ChatGPT, Claude, or Google’s AI who to hire. Will it say your name?
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll ask AI about your business live, see what it says, and start fixing what it gets wrong.
You’ll work through three steps: check how AI describes you today, write one clear sentence about who you help and why they should choose you, and make sure your website, Google Business Profile, and LinkedIn all tell the same story.
You’ll leave with a tested description of your business, a checklist for getting recommended, and a 30-day plan you can start Monday. No technical skills needed. Bring a laptop.
Breanne Byrne builds marketing functions that move at the speed of the market they’re built for, and right now, that market is reshaping how customers find and choose who to hire.
As Chief Marketing Officer of Syntari International, Breanne leads go-to-market strategy, AI deployment, and marketing automation architecture for an AI-native consulting and platform ecosystem built on the idea that technology works best when it amplifies human intelligence, not replaces it.
She built Syntari’s marketing function from the ground up, and she brings that same transformation playbook to the organizations she advises: aligning brand, demand, and technology into one growth engine built for how business actually gets done today.
Alongside her Syntari seat, Breanne runs an active fractional CMO and advisory practice, giving her a live, cross-industry view of how marketing functions are evolving under AI, not just a theory of it.
Before Syntari, Breanne built and led marketing and customer experience functions across industries, including a stretch leading marketing and CX for a $3B healthcare brand.
That range across audiences and customer types is where her instincts come from: a $600M revenue lift and a 75% reduction in acquisition costs are proof that the fundamentals of growth transfer, even when the market doesn’t.
Breanne holds an MBA in Marketing and International Management from Northeastern University, a BA in English from the University of Maryland, and an Executive Certificate in AI for Business Strategy from MIT. She’s a member of the CMO Council and The Outlier Project, and she serves on the board of ArtPop, a non-profit in Charlotte.
At this year’s summit, Breanne is bringing that same transformation lens to market visibility, showing leaders how GEO and AEO fit into a modern go-to-market function, so their brand is the one named when customers ask AI who to hire.
