Sentence examples for keynote interview from inspiring English sources

The affable icon graced UK shores last week for a keynote interview at the Business Rocks conference in Manchester.

Here at South By Southwest Interactive, the keynote interview of Daniel Ek, the 26-year-old founder of European music service Spotify, provided some satisfying insight into the major new music site.

In a keynote interview on Tuesday evening at D: All Things Digital, a technology conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, paused in thought for a second when asked whether the company was in trouble and had lost its cool.

"The segment that seems to be most interested in Mega, and in paying for space, security and privacy tends to be professionals," Kumar told the Copyright and Technology conference in London this morning, beaming in for his keynote interview via Skype.

"I do think that on BBC1 when we talk about new talented people, people do think you want somebody who is 20 or 30 – I think on BBC1 we should look for some new talent that's a bit older – or old," he said in a keynote interview at Sheffield Doc/Fest.

TVWeek: "In 15 years, broadcast television will only be useful for high-profile live events like the Super Bowl, awards shows and programs like 'American Idol,' Ben Silverman, co-chairman of NBC Entertainment, said during a keynote interview at the TelevisionWeek Upfront Summit in New York.

There will be keynote interviews with Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, BioShock director Ken Levine and Max Payne creator Sam Lake.

Right now our on demand catalog includes highlights from TechCrunch Disrupt and TechCrunch 50, plus a variety of keynote interviews and profiles, with more being added every day, including new shows as soon as they've aired.

Case in point: not only you are reading about these brands in my post, but I also mention them in my numerous keynotes, interviews, and offline conversations.

The half-day forum included keynote remarks, interviews and plenary conversations with senior energy sector leaders focused on key issues and questions at the intersection of energy policy, financial markets, the environment and geopolitics.

These groups talk about the startup hustle, network, share notes on investors and partnerships, all of which is framed around keynotes or interviews given by local veterans, who share their knowledge and advice with the community.