Julissa S. Germosén is the founder of Trust Capital AI and a keynote speaker on trust, human connection, and the human side of AI — one of the few speakers operating at the intersection of AI transformation and human connection. Based in the New York metro area, she speaks for enterprise leaders, executive teams, and industry associations at sales kickoffs, leadership summits, partner events, AI and innovation conferences, association conferences, women's leadership programming, and Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations.

Organizations are scaling technology while bankrupting relationships. Teams don't trust each other. Deals stall. AI gets rolled out to people who were never brought along. Julissa's proprietary Currency of Connection™ framework maps the journey from relational bankruptcy — where many leaders and organizations are today — to relational capital, the strategic process of building connection and trust step by step, to relational currency, the flywheel where trust compounds and directly accelerates deal velocity, team retention, and leadership influence.

A Dominicana and one of just 2% of Latina leaders in corporate America, she spent 20 years at Microsoft and Salesforce with more than $1B in business impact. Her bestselling book Latina Madrina has won six awards, including the International Latino Book Award and the International Independent Press Award, and was selected for the U.S. Library of Congress Latinx and Caribbean Collection. She has keynoted at TEDx, Google (three times), IBM, SXSW, Capital One, Merck, BMS, TikTok, ADP, CME Group, Angeles Investors, the Latino AI Summit, and delivered an international keynote at Rio Innovation Week in Brazil. Featured in Forbes (twice), NPR, and People en Español, and is a HubSpot brand partner. She has testified before the South Carolina State Senate on technology education and workforce development. In 2025, she was honored as Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Greater New York.

Her core message: AI is commoditizing. Trust is the new moat.