"launch conference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a conference or event that is held to officially introduce or reveal a new product, service, or project. Example: The company held a launch conference for their latest smartphone, showcasing its features and specifications to the media and potential customers.
At the launch conference, the lobbyists also heard assessments of the competing policies in Sweden and the Netherlands.
I'm spending the morning at the launch conference for "Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age," a report on media and information policy published today by a commission organized by the Knight Foundation and the Aspen Institute.
"Climate change is the number one environmental concern now facing mountain communities," says Dr Tobias Luthe, professor of sustainability science from the SMTA, speaking at its launch conference which was attended by representatives from the mountain-based tourism industry.
Matter charges users 99c per article and avoids advertising, while Williams told the Launch conference in March that it was too early to say what kind of system would work for Medium.
I'm afraid to report, however, that I have been jolted back to… I'm spending the morning at the launch conference for "Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age," a report on media and information policy published… I'm testifying today before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the impact of U.S. policy choices in Afghanistan on Pakistan.
For example, in November Greg Barker, minister of state for energy and climate change, @GregBarkerMP, tweeted background thinking on the launch of the Green Deal consultation paper, which people would previously have had to travel to a launch conference to hear.
You will also want to bring your spray on tanner to launch conferences and other industry events where you may encounter VCs.
For my part, I am the father of RTD info (our magazine on European research) and the Framework Programme launch conferences.
The primary reason that I love attending Launch Conferences is to discover new companies and to meet amazing entrepreneurs -- and I haven't been disappointed.
Things are changing at DEMO, the startup and product-launch conference owned by IDG that competes with our own TechCrunch50 conference.
Gove gave a flat "no" when he was challenged over this at his launch press conference on Friday.
