Events

Build speaker pipelines from any conference

Extract speakers from conference agendas and speaker pages. Get names, companies, talk titles, and direct contact info.

What you provide

Conference agenda or speaker page URL

e.g. financeforward.com/speakers

What you get

Speaker list + affiliations + contact info

✓ 87 speakers extracted from 3 conference agendas

Run against agendas likeWeb SummitMoney20/20SXSWGITEXSlushTNWand any other

Why people use this

The list is public. Getting it out is the problem.

Nothing here is secret. It is published, on purpose, so people can find it. What it is not is usable: it is spread across hundreds of pages, and it names companies rather than people you can write to.

By hand

1Read the agenda and write the names down
2Search each speaker to find where they actually work
3Dig for a contact that is not a booking agent
4Lose the session title, which was the reason to reach out

Half a day per conference

and the personalisation hook is gone by the time you write

With Speaker Outreach

1Paste the agenda or speaker page URL. Any conference website with a speaker or agenda section. Kuration reads the structure and extracts every speaker, including their talk title and company.
2AI enriches with contact information. For each speaker, Kuration finds verified email, LinkedIn profile, and Twitter handle. It also adds company context: headcount, industry, and recent funding.
3Export your speaker database. Download as CSV or push directly to your CRM. Filter by talk topic, seniority, or company size to focus on the right targets.

87 speakers extracted from 3 conference agendas

and every row arrives with a named person and a verified address

The playbook

How to get the most out of Speaker Outreach

Specific, tactical ways teams run this template on Kuration — not just what it does, but how to win with it.

Pull the agenda, not just the speaker wall

Kuration reads the session schedule, so every speaker comes with their talk title and track. That detail is your opening line, and it is what a scraped name list can never give you.

Filter by seniority and topic

Score speakers by relevance to your goal, whether that is podcast guests, advisors, or senior hires, and drop the panel filler before you spend a minute on outreach.

Open with their exact session

Reference the talk they are giving in your first line. It reads as researched rather than scraped, and that lift in relevance is what earns the reply.

Build a rolling thought-leader list

Point it at a whole season of conferences to compile one deduplicated database of the voices in your space, refreshed as new agendas go live.

Example output

Sample output — actual results vary by query

Speaker	Company	Title	Talk	Email	LinkedIn	Twitter
Dr. Sarah Chen	Acme Capital	Managing Partner	AI in Fintech 2026	✓ Verified	✓	✓
Tom Richards	BlockBase	CEO	DeFi Infrastructure	✓ Verified	✓	✓
Leila Hadad	FinReach	CTO	Open Banking APIs	✓ Verified	✓	—
Marcus A.	RegTech Labs	Head of Research	Compliance Automation	✓ Verified	✓	✓
Yuki Tanaka	PayScale JP	VP Product	Cross-border Payments	✓ Verified	✓	—

This template is perfect for:

Conference organizers building a speaker recruitment pipeline
PR and media teams identifying thought leaders for commentary
Recruiting teams sourcing senior technical talent
Partnership teams reaching thought leaders in their vertical

Frequently asked questions

What if the speaker page only shows photos without names?

Kuration's agents navigate the full page structure including hover-reveals, pop-ups, and nested pages. For image-only layouts, it matches visual patterns to extract speaker names.

Can I extract multiple conference agendas at once?

Yes. Drop multiple URLs or describe a set of events ("Web3 conferences Q1 2026") and Kuration builds a unified speaker database.

Is contact data verified?

Emails go through verification before delivery. LinkedIn and Twitter profiles are direct matches to the speaker's public profile.

Can I filter speakers by seniority or topic?

After extraction you can filter the output table by any column. You can also add an ICP scoring step to rank speakers by relevance to your goals.

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