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Rebecca 🐲 Clyde
Co-Founder & CEO, Botco.ai
Rebecca Clyde is a LatinX founder, entrepreneur, and prominent figure in the field of Conversational AI for health and wellness enterprises.
She is a renowned public speaker, board member, and advisor, recognized for her influential contributions to the industry.
Rebecca has received numerous accolades, including being named one of the Most Influential Women in Arizona in 2020 and winning the 2022 Venture Madness First Place in SaaS Companies.
Her innovative and forward-thinking approach to marketing leadership has led to significant business growth and the development of highly-effective marketing campaigns rooted in market trends and customer needs.
She is a recipient of several prestigious awards such as the Vistage Leadership Excellence Award and the ATHENA Businesswoman of the Year Award.
Rebecca is an advocate for self-managed teams and a proponent of creating work environments centered around autonomy, mastery, and purpose.
Her educational background includes studies at Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business, Brigham Young University, and international schooling in Argentina and Paraguay.
Rebecca has held key positions in various organizations, including Syncari, Botco.ai, Ideas Collide, HIMSS Arizona Chapter, Alchemist Accelerator, Arizona Technology Council, Girls in Tech Phoenix, Intel, and Brodeur Partners.
Highlights
Another Latinas in Tech Summit for the books!
In our panel I was joined by Botco.ai co-founder Anu Shukla and Ruth Vela (Nextiva) to delve into the importance of guardrails when implementing GenAI and how to apply them. We discussed into advancements that are set to revolutionize interactions, decision-making, and data utilization:
🌟 The transition from pure LLMs to versatile hybrid fine tuned AI models to prevent hallucinations, bias and increase revenue generation.
🌟 Implementation of security and privacy guardrails on enterprise data.
🌟 Integrating AI into enterprise functions, streamlining processes and compressing workflows to save costs.
🌟 Exciting new applications in Marketing, Sales, Support and beyond.
Thank you for organizing such an insightful and energetic event Rocío Medina van Nierop Lalo Medina Rachel ten Brink Mayra Montano, CPA.

What a week in Washington DC! Thank you Laurie Orlov, David Laiderman and Victor Wang for joining me on the "AI and the Future of Care Work" panel at the Longevity Innovation Summit by What's Next Longevity Events & Mary Furlong & Associates.
A few key takeaways to think about:
🌟 Aging Population & Care Needs:
- Aging individuals are living longer, increasing the need for care-related services.
- Care providers, drawn from various sectors, will cater to this growing demographic, including healthcare, home care, and senior living facilities.
🔍 Shortage of Care Workers:
- A significant shortage of care workers emerged during COVID-19 and persists today.
- Burnout among healthcare providers is widespread, leading to increased turnover in senior care organizations.
🏡 Shift to Home Care & Tech Innovation:
- More care services are transitioning from institutions to homes, driven by preferences, costs, and access frustrations.
- Tech-enabled services, leveraging AI's machine learning capabilities, are emerging to support caregivers by analyzing vast data sets for predictive insights.
💡 Tech Advances in Care:
- Innovations like AI-enabled documentation, diagnostic algorithms, avatars, and chatbots are improving care and filling critical gaps.
- However, challenges such as data integration and regulatory hurdles need to be addressed for broader adoption.
🚀 Future Outlook:
- The next five years promise better-defined solutions, enhanced capabilities, and increased adoption of these groundbreaking technologies.
Join us at Botco.ai as we pioneer the future of elder care through AI innovation! 🤖 #AIForElderCare #InnovationInHealthcare #FutureOfCareServices
