Speaking and programs
Operator-focused sessions for conferences, webinars, podcasts, and working groups. Each topic has a published method, concrete audience outcomes, and a non-promotional disclosure. A proposal or appearance is never represented as accepted until the receiving organization confirms it.
Current session catalog
Operating control
A practical system for preventing names, addresses, phones, hours, lifecycle states, and management relationships from drifting across public and internal systems.
Accountable AI
A decision boundary for teams adopting AI without allowing a suggestion, approval, action, and reconciled outcome to collapse into the same claim.
Operating systems
A vendor-neutral examination of why visibility alone is not an operating system and what accountable execution requires after a dashboard reveals a condition.
Research method
A reproducible method for turning operating activity into a bounded case study with defined periods, denominators, interventions, exceptions, reconciliation, privacy review, and limitations.
Program formats
20–40 minutes
A focused operator conversation with a published method and clear limitations.
45–60 minutes
Three learning outcomes, an applied classification exercise, and a reusable tool.
45–60 minutes
A visual walkthrough with audience questions and a downloadable worksheet.
60–90 minutes
Teams classify real or fictional evidence, assign owners, and build a controlled workflow.
Program disclosure
Jared Mastroianni is Chief Operating Officer of modSTORAGE and CEO and Co-Founder of Facily.ai. Those roles are disclosed because they shape his operating perspective.
These sessions do not claim Facily OS availability, certification, customers, integrations, commercial performance, or measured company results. Company-specific examples are included only after source, privacy, reconciliation, limitation, and publication gates are complete.
A submitted topic is not an acceptance, assignment, appearance, endorsement, or independent recognition.
Program contact
For editors, hosts, and event teams
Use the public speaking brief for titles, descriptions, outcomes, formats, biography, and disclosure language. Requests can be adapted to audience and length without adding unsupported claims.