MURCH.STUDIO

Speaking

Talks & teaching

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  • AI-Native Product & Experience Design, AI Strategy, Intelligent Commerce, etc.Regular private presentations on this family of topics, delivered to leaders and/or boards across Visa's banking, retail, and tech clients.Visa client engagements
  • How agentic AI is transforming consultingA series of internal Visa talks across departments on how agents actually get used at work โ€” and what that does to the consulting role itself.Visa Consulting & Analytics, internal
  • Understanding the jagged frontier of agentic intelligenceAn explanation of where agents are reliably strong, where they quietly fail, and how to responsibly navigate the boundary โ€” private sessions for credit union boards, presidents, and CUSOs.AACUL Winter Conference
  • Leveraging AI to Support Members & EmployeesPanel discussion on how credit unions and member-owned cooperatives should be preparing for and innovating with AI in operations and product or service offerings to improve both employee and member experience.NLCUP Conference
  • A non-technical technical talk on AIA progression from early statistics to SOTA AI methods explained without any math โ€” building useful intuition about what these systems can and cannot do and why, for PMs, designers, and researchers.Product & Experience Design (PxD), Visa internal
  • Building personal wealth with real estateRecurring guest lecture delivered at the undergraduate and graduate level on real-estate investing as an investment class โ€” the practical arc from finding one's first deal to owning and managing a small portfolio.UC Berkeley, guest lecture
  • What poker teaches us about investing and decisionmakingExpected value, implied odds, extracting, folding as a discipline, bankroll management โ€” the overlap between good poker and good decision making in investing and beyond.Berkeley Investment Group, guest lecture
  • Leadership CommunicationLed weekly hands-on workshops with MBAs linking leadership and communication skills as a part of core curriculum โ€” thinking fast under pressure, improv, executive presence with voice and body, and persuasive presentations (MBA200C).UC Berkeley Haas, teaching assistant
  • Audience-Focused CommunicationPresenting complex ideas to decision-makers โ€” structuring thoughts quickly and projecting a calm, compelling presence without notes or memorization (MBA291F).UC Berkeley Haas, teaching assistant