Speak at StreamTV Show 2025

Keynotes

Thought leadership or case study

Fireside Chats – 15-20 Minutes

Fireside Chats will include a moderator seated on stage with a speaker who will be interviewed to allow the conversation to flow natural. In your proposal please include topic, moderator and speaker information.

Panel Discussions/Leaders’ Roundtables – 45-60 Minutes (must include information about your moderator and panelists)

Panel discussions provide an analysis of broad industry trends from a variety of angles. These discussions will begin with the moderator providing an overview of the topic, then each panelist will give a short introduction to themselves and their area of topic expertise. The moderator will then move to open discussion with prepared questions and questions from the attendees. If you propose a panel discussion, be prepared to serve as moderator and invite speakers from around the industry. A list of prospective speakers or speaker companies should be included in the proposal.

Non-Product Workshops – 4 Hours

Workshops are intensive 2-hour sessions encouraging attendees to explore topics with greater depth and breadth. In your CFS submission, please provide an outline of how the 2-hour session will progress. It is advised that workshops should be presented by more than one person, if possible.

Technical Presentations – 30 Minutes

Technical presentations are more in-depth sessions explaining a new strategy/approach and its implications. Time for Q&A from attendees should be included in the time frame.

Lightning Talks – 10-15 Minutes

Lightning Talks are individual 15-minute presentations explaining recent innovations, research, and findings. 3 individual talks will be grouped together by topic, followed by a short Q&A  and set up in 45 minute time blocks.

We encourage proposals from thought-leaders with deep strategic, business, and practical expertise in advertising, programming, distribution, and streaming engineering & tech. Our attendees want to hear stories of innovative strategies, implementation case studies, and best practices so that they can go back to the office and execute with these session takeaways. They do not want sales pitches or product briefs.

Please note that each submission is one of hundreds that will be reviewed by the StreamTV Conference Team and Advisory Board. With such a large number of proposed sessions, those with a sales focus, or with incomplete or unclear details are unlikely to be accepted.

Call for Speakers Opens: November 11, 2024

Submission Deadline: December 19, 2024

Speaker Selection Notification: January 20, 2025

You will be notified via email in January 2025. Contact [email protected] if you have not received notification by January 31, 2025.

We encourage proposals from thought-leaders with deep strategic, business, and practical expertise in advertising, programming, distribution, and streaming engineering & tech. Our attendees want to hear stories of innovative strategies, implementation case studies, and best practices so that they can go back to the office and execute with these session takeaways. They do not want sales pitches or product briefs.

Please note that each submission is one of hundreds that will be reviewed by the StreamTV Conference Team and Advisory Board. With such a large number of proposed sessions, those with a sales focus, or with incomplete or unclear details are unlikely to be accepted.

We are committed to fostering a diverse lineup of speakers. We encourage submissions from underrepresented voices in the streaming industry to enrich our discussions.