SELECTED TALKS

Selected talks and stage evidence

Explore selected international, university, TEDx and corporate speaking engagements by İlker Ulubey.

International and university engagements

Selected engagements include AI in Education at Oxford University, UCL School of Management, the University of Newcastle and other academic and professional events.

Key subjects

Corporate AI transformation, AI in education, responsible use, media and storytelling, future skills, leadership and the impact of generative AI.

Formats

Keynote talks, conference presentations, panels, executive sessions, workshops and customised institutional programs.

SELECTED TALKS AND WORKSHOPS

İlker Ulubey’s public evidence spans keynote, workshop, television and TEDx formats.

Published records include an invited talk at AI in Education at Oxford University Conference 2025, a full-day UCL School of Management workshop, an engagement with the University of Newcastle in Australia, five TEDx stages and education and technology events in Türkiye.

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International academic contexts

The archive distinguishes an invited talk or workshop from alumni, student or faculty status.

  • AI in Education at Oxford University Conference 2025.
  • UCL School of Management MSc Marketing Science workshop.
  • University of Newcastle Innovation and Entrepreneurship Academy context.
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Public stages in Türkiye

Talks connect AI with education, ethics, media, storytelling and the future of work.

  • Five TEDx stages.
  • MEB education AI summit.
  • TEKNOFEST ethics panel and university events.
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Available formats

Future programmes are adapted to the audience and expected decision.

  • 20–45 minute keynote.
  • Executive or conference session with discussion.
  • Applied workshop or longer learning programme.
Acceptance boundary

Event records verify participation and context; they do not imply employment, academic affiliation or endorsement beyond the published role. Availability and fees depend on the date, country, language, preparation and usage rights.

How an organiser can assess fit

A useful speaker brief includes audience seniority, sector, current AI familiarity, event purpose, language, format and what should happen after the session. Organisers can then compare a substantial recording, relevant event evidence and the proposed customisation process. A well-known stage is one signal, not a universal quality ranking. The final proposal should state preparation, travel, technical requirements, recording or reuse rights and any workshop follow-up separately.

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