nesibe01 / KEYNOTE & MODERATION
Keynotes, panels and conversations.
Talks on AI governance, technology policy and societal impact, prepared for your audience.
Keynote · Panel · ModerationExplore the topics ↗ NESIBE KIRIŞ CAN LAW + SOCIOLOGY + TECHNOLOGY
Technology moves.Who decides where?
I work on the decisions behind AI.
Who holds the power. Who carries the risk.
And what responsible use looks like in practice.
10.2k+TechLetter subscribers
25+companies advised
30+executive programmes designed & delivered
50+speaking engagements
01 / WORK TOGETHER
What can we
do together?
A talk, a session, a workshop. We don’t need a long project to start working together.
02 / ONE-TO-ONE SESSION
Work through a question together.
Discuss AI governance, technology policy or your idea, and identify your next steps.
60 minutes · OnlineRequest a session ↗03 / WORKSHOP & SHORT TRAINING
Practical AI workshops.
Research, AI in legal work and agent workflows, with examples, exercises and reusable templates.
20–30 participants · Paid registrationExplore workshops ↗04 / TECHLETTER PARTNERSHIP
Meet TechLetter’s readers.
Sponsorships and publishing partnerships for events, research and products. Sponsored content is clearly labelled.
Sponsorship · Publishing partnershipDiscuss a partnership ↗STRATRI
Explore STRATRI ↗For a longer engagement with your organisation.
I deliver AI strategy, governance, responsible use and corporate training through STRATRI.
02 / THE PERSON
Thinking about technology
through law and society.
I studied Law and Sociology at Koç University. Law taught me to examine technology through rights, authority and responsibility; sociology taught me to look at its effects on people, institutions and relations of power. From my second year at university, my research assistantships explored how AI and emerging technologies affect law and society. I have been researching and working on these questions for about ten years.
After qualifying as a lawyer, I began working with technology companies on technology policy, government affairs and corporate relations. Across more than seven years of professional experience, I have advised over 25 companies. Today, as an IAPP AIGP-certified AI governance professional, I work on organisational AI use, decision processes and accountability.
I deliver corporate advisory work and training through STRATRI, the consultancy I founded. At TechLetter, I examine AI and technology developments through their sources and share my own assessments. The same questions connect my research, advisory work and teaching: what is changing, who decides, and who lives with the consequences?
Koç University · Law (LLB) & Sociology (BA)AIGP · IAPPCAIERO-CPOxford · AI Governance
Experience
- STRATRI
- Pandora
- American Chamber of Commerce TürkiyeMember-company examplesMicrosoftAmazon Web ServicesIBMNetflixBoeingCitibankP&GCoca-Cola
- Ussal ConsultancyClients I worked withCoinbaseDelivery HeroColendiPayUMükellefsahibindeniyzicoBitpandaBitOasis
- Lunapark Technology Hub
Writing & Media
- TechLetter
- Harvard Business Review Türkiye
- CoinDesk Türkiye
- Aposto!
- Magnet Quarterly
- Legal AI Network Turkey
APPEARANCES & CONVERSATIONS
CNBC-eBloombergIstanbul Blockchain WeekBBC International
Research & programmes
- CAIDP
- HUX AI
- BlueDot Impact
- GOV2AI
03 / SPEAKING & MEDIA
The conversation
leaves the page.
Keynotes, internal sessions, panels and longer conversations. Different rooms, connected questions.
- 01Responsibility and human oversight
- 02AI rules in everyday work
- 03The social effects of AI
- 04AI adoption and everyday team practices
04 / THE READING
A browser with too many tabs.
A point of view.
I read the sources, question the claims, then tell you what I think.
10.2k+subscribers · 99 countriesMonthly reach: 50k+
010203TechLetter sponsorship & publishing partnerships ↗
Articles & analysis
My writing at TechLetter, Harvard Business Review Türkiye and CoinDesk.
Reports & reference guides
AI governance research, the ISO 42001 guide and policy references.
Projects & practice
From research to organisational governance: questions I worked on and what I built.
05 / THE NEXT CONVERSATION
Good. Let’s talk.
Consulting, speaking, research, or a TechLetter partnership. Tell me what you’re working on.
Start a conversation ↗Before we start.
Who is Nesibe Kırış Can?
I am an AI governance professional, technology policy advisor, researcher and speaker with a background in law and sociology. I deliver corporate work through STRATRI and publish independent analysis on AI, technology policy and society at TechLetter.
What are Nesibe Kırış Can’s qualifications and areas of expertise?
I studied Law and Sociology at Koç University, qualified as a lawyer and hold the IAPP AIGP certification in AI governance. My work covers AI governance, technology policy, responsible use, organisational adoption and the social effects of technology.
What does your AI governance work cover?
I work on decision rights, responsibilities, risk assessment, human oversight and rules for organisational AI use. I connect policies and processes with everyday practice, including the skills and support teams need to use AI responsibly.
Where can I read your research and writing?
I publish independent analysis, reports and practical references at TechLetter. The Writing & research page also brings together selected articles from Harvard Business Review Türkiye and CoinDesk Türkiye, alongside co-authored research.
Which languages do you speak and teach in?
I give talks, join panels, moderate discussions and deliver training in English and Turkish. Topics, examples and scope are shaped around participants’ roles, knowledge and the purpose of the event.
How do I invite you to speak?
Send the event date, audience and topic you have in mind. We agree on the scope and fee for a talk, panel or conversation in English or Turkish.
Can we have just one session?
Yes. Send your question and a little context for a 60-minute online session. We first agree on fit and fee.
Where do corporate projects go?
I deliver organisational advisory and training through STRATRI. Corporate links take you there; you can also email me directly.