You have the opportunity to submit a proposal to present a topic as a speaker for a session or workshop that could include a variety of subject matter experts. 

Deadline: Monday, 2 October 2023.

Please note that the 2024 World Technology Law Conference (8 - 10 May 2024 in Washington, DC) is set to be an in-person event. All speakers should feel comfortable speaking in person. Please note that ITechLaw enforces the speaker policy in place when considering proposal submissions. 
  • A speaker may not speak at two conferences in a row in a particular geography (e.g. no speaking at two World Technology Law conferences in a row). Exceptions to this rule may be allowed.
  • Planning Committee members may not act as speakers or moderators. Speakers from their firms are permissible.
  • Only one representative per firm is allowed to speak at the conference.
  • ITechLaw does not pay speaking fees to any speaker. Exceptions may apply.
  • Speakers receive a discounted rate to the member registration rate to attend the full conference. An exception is made for academic/government/in-house counsels who may attend complimentarily.
  • Speakers who are selected will be required to provide content and supplemental materials for Continuing Education purposes and to share post-event for the larger ITechLaw community.   

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* 1. Your Information

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* 2. Please indicate if there is someone we should cc in communications with you about the session (i.e. your assistant or secretary):

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* 3. Are you an ITechLaw member?
(Preference to speak at an ITechLaw conference is given to members. Join ITechLaw today! Joining ITechLaw does not guarantee a speaking role.)

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* 4. Have you previously presented or moderated at an ITechLaw conference?

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* 5. Your Biography
This must be limited to 600 characters, maximum, or 100 words. Please copy/paste into this box, and note that formatting will not be retained. You may also provide a link to an online biography. If your linked bio is longer than 100 words, it will be shortened.

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* 6. Please upload a high-resolution headshot (minimum of 3.5 MB or 300 dpi) in .jpg format.

NOTE: Before uploading, please rename your .jpg file to comply with the following standard format:  First Name_Last Name (e.g.: John_Smith)

PNG, JPG, JPEG file types only.
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* 7. If selected to present, I affirm that I will provide my PowerPoint presentation and paper and CLE supplemental materials to ITechLaw for inclusion in the mobile app at least 10 days before the conference date (22 April 2024). You will still be allowed to make edits after this date.

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* 8. If selected to present, I affirm that I will provide content to be shared with the wider ITechLaw community, in a format of my preference and/or collaborative effort with my fellow panelists, before or within 72 hours of the conclusion of the event.

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* 9. What is the main topic of your proposal? (Select One)

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* 10. Should your abstract be considered as a Session/Panel, as an interactive workshop, or as a Keynote? 
  • Selected speakers will present as part of the session on a specific topic or subject matter.
  • Interactive workshops should be presented as an interactive hands-on learning opportunity.

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* 11. Session/Workshop Title

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* 12. Full text of your proposal for committee review.
The proposal summary will be reviewed by the program committee during the review process. This abstract must be limited to 2600 characters maximum (about 400 words). Please copy/paste into this box. NOTE: formatting will not be retained.

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* 13. Big Picture, what will attendees miss if they do not attend? 

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* 14. What are the key takeaways and learnings? 

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* 15. Where can people learn more about this session? (Include any useful resource links, etc.)

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* 16. If selected to speak, you are agreeing to provide content to share with the larger ITechLaw community. Please indicate what type of content we might expect to receive from you.

Would you like to recommend other individuals to present? If so, please include their information below.

Recommending speakers will not guarantee their speaking role. The conference chairs will have the final say and invite the speaker to participate. 

Please note when making recommendations ITechLaw's Speaker Guidelines for the conference:
  • A speaker may not speak at two conferences in a row in a particular geography (e.g. no speaking at two World Technology Law conferences in a row). The Secretary and Assistant Secretary may allow an exception to this rule, usually based on a recommendation from the Conference Chairs and Regional Chairs.
  • Only one representative per firm is allowed to speak at the conference.
  • When creating sessions, great attention should be paid to ensuring gender, geographic, and role diversity. Panels comprised of the same gender will not be accepted as part of the program.
  • ITechLaw does not pay speaking fees to any speaker. In specific cases for high-profile session speakers, travel support may be provided. This needs to be approved by the Secretary and Assistant Secretary.
  • Speakers who are selected will be required to provide content and supplemental materials for Continuing Education purposes and to share post-event for the larger ITechLaw community. 

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* 17. Additional Speaker 1 Information

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* 18. This speaker should be considered as a:

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* 19. Additional Speaker 2 Information

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* 20. This speaker should be considered as a:

By clicking "done" below you are submitting your proposal. Please review all of your submissions prior to clicking submit. 
 
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