Peyman Moeini / Speaking
Tell us what needs to change in the room.
Share the audience, the moment, and the outcome you are after. The session is then shaped around that, not around a standard deck.

16 documented engagements, 2018 to 2025
Three audience types: universities, SMEs, large enterprises
Five standing topics, each drawn from work actually done
Toronto based, in person, virtual, and recorded

Why organizers ask
Sessions people can use the next morning.
The talks are built on a working record rather than theory: ventures built and sold, systems deployed, research published, and decisions made before the information was complete.
Universities
Career and entrepreneurship sessions, guest lectures, faculty and student events.
SMEs and startups
Founder-facing talks on building, funding, and recovery.
Large enterprises
Technology, adoption, and execution sessions for teams and leadership.
Topics
Pick the one closest to your moment.
Choose a topic and it is added to your request below. Anything else is welcome too.
Booking request
Send the brief.
The more specific you are about the audience and the outcome, the more useful the first reply will be.
Before you ask
Questions organizers ask first.
- Which topics can Peyman speak on?
- The five sessions listed above are the standing topics, each drawn from work actually done. Sessions are also built from scratch around your audience and the problem you are working through.
- Can the session be tailored to our industry?
- Yes. Material is adapted to the audience in front of it, with examples selected from the venture, research, and advisory record rather than generic slides.
- Does Peyman speak virtually?
- Yes. Recent examples include the Early-Stage Virtual Conference in 2025 and a recorded PEO York Chapter webinar in 2020, alongside in-person keynotes and panels.
- How far in advance should we reach out?
- As soon as a date exists. Scheduling is confirmed case by case, so an early enquiry keeps the most options open.
Still deciding? Watch the record first.
16 engagements across universities, startups, and enterprise teams between 2018 and 2025, with recordings and a full archive of the rooms they happened in.


















