Cornell Keynotes
Cornell Keynotes are professionally-produced video livestreams and podcasts that showcase Cornell faculty thought leadership and research. Keynotes reach individuals from around the world on a wide range of topics and are a great way to stay connected with industry and alumni.
The Keynotes team at eCornell is a highly skilled production team and a strategic partner that can help you achieve engagement goals and expand visibility, reach, and impact for Cornell and your work.
Why Participate In Keynotes?
Faculty + faculty in conversation
Fair-Chance Hiring: How HR Innovation Is Creating Job Pathways for Justice-Impacted People
Cornell VP and CHRO Christine Lovely with Tim McNutt, Matthew Saleh and Jodi Hamilton from Cornell’s ILR School
Faculty + Industry Leader
Navigating the Talent Disruption: Leveraging AI to Operate the Hotel of the Future
Nolan Professor David Sherwyn and Alexander Mirza, founder and CEO of Mogul Hotels
Dean/Faculty + Alumni
AI and the Future of Work: AI is Accelerating Workplace Shifts
IBM Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Nickle LaMoreaux ‘01 and ILR School Dean Alex Colvin
Dean/Faculty + National Figure, Live and Onstage
Finance, Regulation, and the Role of the Market
SC Johnson College Dean Andrew Karolyi and SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce
eCornell Host + Faculty
Discovering Lesser-Known, Secretly Stunning Wines
Senior Media Producer Chris Wofford and Nolan Lecturer and Wine Expert Cheryl Stanley
Panel Discussion, Guests All Remote
Immigration Reform in 2025: What Is Possible?
Stephen Yale-Loehr, Marielena Hincapie and Charles Kamasaki from Cornell Law
Best Practices For Keynote Success
- Plan a series of events 4-6 months in advance with long-term goals in mind.
- Share Keynotes media on your unit’s web and social media channels. Everything we produce together is yours to share.
- Take advantage of registrant reporting, live show metrics and Keynotes analytics to connect with your target audience.
How It Works
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We will provide a link to the registration page for the event for you to share with your audiences. This link will direct registrants to the eCornell website for viewing.
Our events can also be simulcast live to social media channels.
A registration report will be provided 2-3 days after the event concludes. This report includes first name, last name, and email address. Upon request, we may be able to include additional fields.
All events are recorded and made available for viewing at the registration URL. A link to the mp4 file of the event recording will be added to the intake form in the event box folder 2-3 days after the event concludes.
We will provide you with viewership numbers for all platforms (eCornell, Facebook and LinkedIn) via email 2-3 days after the event concludes.
The Keynotes platform allows for your unit’s logo to be featured across event pages and user touchpoints, including the registration page and in-show logo display.
Absolutely! Many Cornell units engage with us to produce a series of events on a key topic.
Let’s Get Started
The process of transforming an interesting idea into an impactful Keynote event starts by meeting with our production team, then scheduling a date and gathering details that support event registration pages. We collaboratively plan, prepare for, and finally run the event.
Interested in collaborating? Please contact Christopher Wofford cw627@cornell.edu to set up a meeting and the conversation moving forward.