Sentence examples for founding conference from inspiring English sources
The name Democratic Left was adopted at a founding conference in March.
But it was the founding conference of the UN in 1945 which brought together Cooke and his beloved Manchester Guardian.
Speaking to a founding conference of the Alliance, he said, "Trusting the Liberals to deliver real tax cuts would be like shipping lettuce by rabbit".
They hope for attendance of 200 -- twice, they note, the number that gathered for the founding conference of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in 1960.
This movement (whose American branch was the Socialist Workers Partyy) proved to be little more than a shadow organization, although a small founding conference was officially held in France in 1938.
When the alliance gave way to the Cold War just a few years after the UN's founding conference in San Francisco, Moscow began to cast veto after veto, and the Council was paralyzed for much of the next four decades.
The Launch Conference was founded by Jason Calacanis, a serial entrepreneur, angel investor and the host of "This Week in Startups".
Ten years ago, Hoffman and Nancy Lublin, the social entrepreneur in New York, founded the conference, because they felt that Renaissance Weekend, the year-end networking conference in Hilton Head (whose most famous guests, in the nineteen-eighties, were the rising Clintons), didn't speak to their generation.
Josh Norek, who founded the conference with Tomas Cookman, said there were about 1,200 participants this year, a number that has held steady despite the recession and layoffs across the music business.
"I've been managing Los Fabulosos Cadillacs for 14 years," said Tomás Cookman, who founded the conference with the publicity agent Josh Norek, "so this music has excited us for a long time.
