Looking for a small business public speaker who can make technology, artificial intelligence and digital business strategy easier to understand?
Alessio Rigoli, founder of AGR Technology, shares practical insights to help business owners, entrepreneurs and professional audiences navigate the changing business and technology landscape.
From understanding how AI can support business operations to improving online visibility, strengthening cybersecurity and making better technology decisions, presentations focus on real-world challenges and opportunities relevant to modern businesses.
Whether you’re organising a small business event, networking session, industry presentation or professional development workshop, Alessio brings a practical business perspective to topics that can sometimes seem complex or difficult to navigate.
The goal is simple: help audiences better understand their options, ask the right questions and identify opportunities to improve the way they work.
Planning an upcoming business event? Get in touch with AGR Technology to discuss speaking opportunities with Alessio Rigoli.
Meet Alessio Rigoli

Alessio Rigoli is the founder of AGR Technology, an Australian technology and digital solutions agency helping businesses navigate technology, improve their digital presence and address operational challenges.
With experience spanning IT support, systems administration, digital solutions and business development, Alessio brings a perspective that connects technology with the practical realities of running a business.
Through AGR Technology, he works across areas including software development, automation, search engine optimisation, digital marketing and technology consulting. This broad exposure informs his approach to explaining how technology and digital strategy can support business objectives.
Rather than treating technology as an end in itself, Alessio focuses on understanding the underlying business problem, evaluating potential solutions and helping people make more informed decisions.
This perspective is particularly relevant to small business owners and managers who need to balance limited resources, competing priorities and the demands of operating in an increasingly digital environment.
As a small business public speaker, Alessio aims to make complex subjects accessible to non-technical audiences while providing insights that business owners, founders and professionals can apply to their own circumstances.
Speaking Topics for Small Businesses and Business Events
Technology is changing how businesses attract customers, manage operations and compete in their markets. However, understanding which developments matter and how to respond can be challenging.
Alessio’s speaking topics focus on helping audiences make sense of these changes and recognise opportunities relevant to their organisations.
1. Artificial Intelligence for Small Business
Artificial intelligence is creating new possibilities for businesses, but identifying practical applications requires more than following the latest trends.
This presentation explores how small businesses can approach AI thoughtfully, understand its capabilities and limitations, and identify areas where it may support everyday operations.
Topics can include:
- Practical applications of AI in business operations.
- Identifying repetitive tasks that may benefit from automation.
- Understanding AI tools for research, content development and customer support.
- Evaluating the risks of relying on AI-generated information.
- Protecting business information when using AI tools.
- Developing a practical approach to AI adoption.
The focus is on helping business owners move beyond the hype and consider where AI could provide genuine value.
2. Making Better Technology Decisions
Choosing business technology can be difficult, particularly when different software platforms, service providers and competing recommendations promise to solve similar problems.
The challenge is not simply finding more technology. It is understanding what the business actually needs and selecting solutions that support those requirements.
This presentation explores how business owners can approach technology decisions with greater clarity.
Key discussion points include:
- Identifying operational problems before purchasing new software.
- Recognising when existing systems are no longer suitable.
- Understanding the benefits and limitations of off-the-shelf software.
- Knowing when integrations, automation or custom software may be appropriate.
- Considering security, scalability, support and ongoing costs.
- Evaluating technology investments in the context of business objectives.
Audiences gain a clearer framework for evaluating technology opportunities without becoming overwhelmed by technical terminology.
3. Digital Marketing and Online Visibility
A business can offer excellent products or services and still struggle to reach its intended audience.
Understanding how customers discover businesses online is an important part of developing an effective digital strategy.
Drawing on AGR Technology’s digital marketing capabilities, this topic explores how businesses can approach online visibility more strategically.
Potential discussion points include:
- How search engine optimisation supports organic visibility.
- The relationship between a business website and its Google Business Profile.
- Why useful, well-structured website content matters.
- How paid advertising can complement organic marketing.
- Understanding the role of online reputation and customer reviews.
- Preparing for changes in AI-powered search and online discovery.
The presentation helps business owners understand the different elements of digital visibility and how they can work together.
4. Cybersecurity for Small Business
Cybersecurity is not exclusively an enterprise concern. Small businesses also need to consider how they protect their systems, information, accounts and day-to-day operations.
However, security can seem complicated when business owners are faced with unfamiliar terminology and a constantly changing threat landscape.
This presentation breaks down cybersecurity into practical considerations that businesses can better understand and evaluate.
Topics may include:
- Common cybersecurity risks affecting business operations.
- Why multifactor authentication is only one part of security.
- Recognising phishing attempts and suspicious communications.
- The importance of software updates and appropriate access controls.
- Protecting business information and customer data.
- Building security awareness into everyday business processes.
The emphasis is on understanding risks, prioritising sensible safeguards and recognising when specialist advice may be needed.
5. Business Automation and Productivity
As businesses grow, manual processes and disconnected systems can create unnecessary administrative work.
Tasks that initially seem manageable can become increasingly time-consuming when they involve multiple applications, repeated data entry or manual follow-ups.
This presentation explores how businesses can identify opportunities to improve efficiency through better processes, software integrations and automation.
Discussion points can include:
- Identifying repetitive tasks that consume valuable time.
- Understanding how business systems can work together.
- Reducing duplicated data entry and manual administration.
- Exploring practical uses for workflow automation.
- Evaluating whether an existing platform can meet operational requirements.
- Recognising when a more tailored software solution may be appropriate.
The objective is to help audiences identify where improvements may be possible before investing in new tools or significantly changing their operations.
6. Digital Transformation and Business Growth
Digital transformation is often discussed in terms of adopting new platforms or implementing emerging technologies. In practice, meaningful improvement begins with understanding how a business operates and where change could make a difference.
This topic explores how business owners can approach digital improvement in a structured, commercially minded way.
Potential discussion points include:
- Identifying operational bottlenecks and technology gaps.
- Aligning technology decisions with business objectives.
- Improving the customer experience through digital solutions.
- Understanding the relationship between systems, processes and people.
- Evaluating opportunities for automation and integration.
- Planning technology improvements around business priorities.
The presentation is designed to help business owners consider digital transformation as an ongoing process of identifying problems, evaluating options and making informed improvements.
Speaking topics can be adapted to the event, audience and objectives.
Who Are These Speaking Engagements For?
Alessio’s business and technology perspective may be relevant to organisations seeking practical insights for business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals.
Small Business Events
Small business owners frequently need to make decisions about technology, marketing, security and operational efficiency without having access to the specialist resources available to larger organisations.
A presentation focused on practical business and technology challenges can help attendees better understand their options and identify areas for improvement.
Business Networking Groups
Networking groups provide opportunities for business owners to share knowledge, develop professional relationships and learn from other people operating in different industries.
Speaking topics can introduce useful discussions around AI adoption, digital visibility, cybersecurity and business productivity.
Business Associations and Industry Organisations
Associations and industry groups often organise educational sessions to help members understand emerging trends and develop their business capabilities.
Presentations can be tailored to the interests of the membership, the sector represented and the intended learning outcomes.
Conferences and Professional Events
Technology and digital strategy are increasingly relevant across different industries.
For conferences, seminars and professional events, presentations can help translate technical developments into practical considerations for business leaders and professionals.
Workshops and Business Education
Some audiences benefit from a more interactive format that allows participants to explore challenges, ask questions and discuss practical applications.
Where suitable, topics can be adapted for workshops or educational sessions focused on a particular business or technology challenge.
What Makes a Practical Business and Technology Presentation Valuable?
Business audiences have limited time, and the value of a presentation depends on how well its content relates to the challenges attendees actually face.
A useful presentation should do more than introduce new terminology or discuss emerging trends. It should help people understand why a subject matters, what they should consider and where they might take action.
Alessio’s approach centres on several principles.
Making complex subjects accessible
Technology does not need to be explained through unnecessary jargon. Presentations aim to communicate important concepts in a way that makes sense to business owners and non-technical audiences.
Connecting technology with business objectives
New tools and technologies are only useful when considered in the context of a business’s actual needs. Presentations explore the relationship between technology, operations, customers and commercial priorities.
Focusing on practical applications
Examples and discussion points are designed to help audiences connect broader concepts with situations they may encounter in their own businesses.
Encouraging informed decision-making
Not every new platform, marketing channel or technology trend will be suitable for every business. Understanding the benefits, limitations, risks and alternatives is an important part of making sound decisions.
Recognising that businesses have different requirements
A small professional services firm, a growing retailer and an established organisation may face very different challenges. Relevant presentations take the audience’s circumstances and level of technical knowledge into account.
The intended outcome is to give attendees a clearer understanding of the subject and a more informed basis for considering their next steps.
About AGR Technology

AGR Technology is an Australian technology and digital solutions agency founded by Alessio Rigoli.
The business helps organisations address technology challenges, improve digital visibility and explore solutions that support their operational and commercial objectives.
Its capabilities span areas including:
- Software development and business automation.
- Technology consulting and IT solutions.
- Search engine optimisation and digital marketing.
- AI-related solutions and workflow improvements.
- Digital strategy and online visibility.
This work provides the professional context behind Alessio’s speaking topics, connecting broader discussions about business and technology with the practical considerations involved in selecting, implementing and using digital solutions.
For organisations that want to explore a topic further after a presentation, AGR Technology also provides a pathway to relevant professional services where appropriate.
Learn more about AGR Technology and its technology and digital solutions.
Enquire About a Speaking Engagement
Planning a small business event, conference, networking session or professional development activity?
If you’re looking for a speaker who can discuss the practical implications of AI, technology, digital marketing, cybersecurity or business improvement, get in touch to discuss your requirements.
When making an enquiry, it helps to share a few details about your event, including:
- The event date and location.
- The type of audience attending.
- The subject or theme you’re considering.
- The proposed presentation format.
- The approximate presentation duration.
- Any particular challenges or learning objectives you want to address.
These details provide a starting point for discussing whether the proposed topic and format are a suitable fit.
Contact AGR Technology to discuss speaking opportunities with Alessio Rigoli.
Enquire About a Speaking Engagement
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a suitable small business public speaker?
A suitable small business public speaker understands the issues facing business owners and can communicate relevant ideas in an engaging, accessible way. Depending on the event, organisers may look for expertise in entrepreneurship, technology, AI, marketing, cybersecurity, leadership or business operations.
The right choice depends on the audience, the event’s objectives and the subject matter being presented.
What topics can Alessio Rigoli speak about?
Alessio’s speaking topics focus on business and technology, including artificial intelligence, technology strategy, digital marketing, search engine optimisation, cybersecurity, business automation and digital transformation.
Topics can be discussed in the context of small business challenges and broader professional audiences, depending on the event’s objectives.
Is Alessio Rigoli available to speak at small business events?
Speaking enquiries are welcome from event organisers, business associations, networking groups and other organisations interested in relevant business and technology topics.
Contact AGR Technology with your proposed event date, location, audience and preferred subject to discuss availability and suitability.
Can presentations be tailored to a particular audience?
Presentations can be discussed in the context of the audience’s interests, existing knowledge and intended outcomes.
For example, a session for small business owners may focus on practical applications and business decisions, while a presentation for a technology-oriented audience may explore more detailed implementation considerations.
The proposed scope can be discussed during the booking enquiry.
Can Alessio speak about AI and emerging technologies?
AI and emerging technologies are relevant areas for business education, particularly when audiences want to understand practical applications, limitations, risks and potential business implications.
Presentations can explore how businesses might evaluate these developments and identify opportunities relevant to their operations, while distinguishing realistic applications from unsupported claims or unnecessary hype.
What types of events can enquire about a speaker?
Enquiries may be made for small business events, networking meetings, business association sessions, industry conferences, seminars, workshops and professional development activities.
The suitability of each opportunity depends on the subject, audience, proposed format and availability.
How do I book Alessio Rigoli for a speaking engagement?
Contact AGR Technology with details about your event, including the date, location, audience, proposed topic and presentation format.
This information helps establish whether the opportunity is a suitable fit and provides a basis for discussing the next steps.
Can a presentation cover both business strategy and technology?
Yes. Business and technology are closely connected, particularly when organisations are evaluating AI, automation, software, digital marketing or cybersecurity.
Depending on the audience and objectives, a presentation can explore how these subjects relate to business operations, customer experiences, productivity and decision-making.
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Alessio Rigoli is the founder of AGR Technology and got his start working in the IT space originally in Education and then in the private sector helping businesses in various industries. Alessio maintains the blog and is interested in a number of different topics emerging and current such as Digital marketing, Software development, Cryptocurrency/Blockchain, Cyber security, Linux and more.
Alessio Rigoli, AGR Technology
