Health Affairs Summit (November 1, 2007)

Remarks by Cheryl Scott, chief operating officer "The issues of our world desperately need your set of talents, your point of view. The health care community in the United States is doing so much more globally than it ever has, but it has so much more to do."

Enterprise Seattle Economic Forecast Conference (January 17, 2007)

Remarks by Cheryl Scott, chief operating officer "That’s a big part of my job—to help figure out how we grow smart so we can live up to this challenge. That’s what I want to talk about today."

Gulf Coast Library Grant Speech (June 22, 2006)

Remarks by Allan Golston, president, U.S. Program "As people begin to rebuild their lives and communities, the need for public libraries and public access to computers and technology will increase. We want to help ensure that public libraries are open for service in the Gulf Coast."

Brown University Commencement (May 27, 2006)

Remarks by Patty Stonesifer, chief executive officer "I’m counting on Brown graduates, because our hope for the world rests not only on science, but on the commitment to humanity that gives science its meaning. That’s what I think sets this place apart, and that’s what I want to talk about today..."

Magazine Publishers of America (October 17, 2005)

Remarks by Patty Stonesifer, chief executive officer "You can force us as citizens to really see the problem. You can analyze and promote the solutions that are already available. And you can hold governments—ours and others—donors and recipients—accountable. You can make us say, “We know what the problem is, we know what the solution is, and we can make this change.”"

U.S. Fund for UNICEF (June 23, 2005)

Remarks by Patty Stonesifer, chief executive officer "I’m here today to talk about our shared goal: how we can save millions of young children who die needlessly every year. Of course, UNICEF cannot do this alone. The United States government can’t do it alone. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation certainly can’t do it alone."