GoDaddy CEO Aman Bhutani to keynote NamesCon Global in Miami
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GoDaddy's chief executive, Aman Bhutani, will speak at a big domain name industry event in Miami in November. His talk is about how artificial intelligence tools are changing the way people find and buy things online. Ticket holders for that event can also attend a related cloud and internet infrastructure event held at the same venue.
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GoDaddy The largest registrar, which also runs a registry business and an aftermarket platform. Full definition of GoDaddy CEO Aman Bhutani is scheduled to give a keynote speech at NamesCon A yearly domain industry conference focused on investors and the aftermarket. Full definition of NamesCon, a domain industry conference taking place in Miami on November 11 and 12, 2026. The talk is titled “Building for the AI-Native Entrepreneur: Inside GoDaddy’s Transformation.” According to the announcement, Bhutani will discuss how the internet is changing and what those changes mean for businesses. He will also give his predictions for 2027 and describe how the shift now under way will affect entrepreneurs and the future of doing business online.
Bhutani has said that after 30 years of building websites for people, there is now a move toward artificial intelligence taking on tasks such as discovering, browsing, comparing and buying on behalf of users. He is expected to explain why businesses of every size, from global companies to local shops, need to consider whether AI tools can find, understand, trust and do business with them. The organizers describe the appearance as a rare chance to hear directly from one of the key leaders on the Internet.
The full conference agenda is online, and attendees can register through the event website. A NamesCon ticket also gives access to CloudFest Americas, which runs alongside NamesCon at the Ice Palace. CloudFest Americas is part of the CloudFest global event series and serves as a meeting point for the cloud and internet infrastructure ecosystem across the Americas.