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Bob Woodward
Best-selling author and awarded journalist providing the audience with insider knowledge on Washington and its leaders
USA
Speaker Bob Woodward is a journalistic icon who gained international attention when he and Carl Bernstein broke the deeply disturbing news of the Watergate scandal. Bob is also the author of 12 #1 bestselling books, and the co-author of All the...
Katty Kay
Lead Anchor, BBC World News America, Gender Equality Advocate, Moderator, Discussion Leader, and Interviewer
USA
Speaker Katty Kay is an award-winning anchor for BBC News based in Washington, DC. In her keynotes, Katty displays a deep understanding of current political events, drawing on her international background. She is also a strong advocate for women in...
Willis Sparks
Global Macro Politics & Geopolitical Risk Management Expert and director of Global Macro at Eurasia Group
USA
Keynote speaker Willis Sparks is an expert on global macro politics and a thought leader on the risks, opportunities, and trends created by current geopolitical conflicts. Our skilled speaker Willis Sparks is able to captivate and enlighten...
John Sitilides
Geopolitical strategist and global risk specialist sharing his valuable insights into major political and global news
USA
Keynote speaker John Sitilides specializes in U.S. government affairs and geopolitical risk management. He is a diplomacy consultant to the U.S. Department of State, sharing his insights into the major political and global news stories of the day...
About American Elections
- The presidential elections in America are always major media happening, primarily in the US, of course, but also in the rest of the world.
- Due to the rules of American democracy a presidential election will typically always come down to a contest between two candidates; a democrat and a republican, which may be the ideal situation from a media entertainment point of view, but not necessarily in terms of true democracy.
- How do American elections work and why are they such major media events? What does it take to win a presidential election in America?
- Keynote speakers on American elections take a closer look at these matters and the many questions.