Buffett and Moynihan Webcast

[OracleofCarolina]

http://www.georgetown.edu/news/bank-of-america-warren-bufett-conversation.html?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social-media&utm_campaign=buffett-at-georgetown

 

I"ll be watching!

 

Cheers!

 

Jason

[Buckeye]

Wow. Nice Find.  I hope it is made available after the event as well.  Thanks for posting.

 

[CorpRaider]

I caught a teaser for a joint appearance with becky quick as well.  didn't catch the airtime.  Maybe Moynihan is going to be his successor ar BRK.  hah.

[nodnub]

Buffett and Moynihan recorded version

 

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/38984149

 

[kiwing100]

 

Thank you for posting the link.

[ASTA]

Thanks for the link.

Liked the quote "I like things that travel"  :)

[fareastwarriors]

Glad to see Warren as witty and sharp as ever.

[Liberty]

Thanks! I caught the back half yesterday.

 

This reminded me both of how much I enjoy listening to Warren and of how awkward Moynihan can sometimes be when speaking publicly (doesn't finish all his sentences, etc).

[Guest wellmont]

it's amazing, given his lack of polish in presentation, a tribute to BM talent and skill as a manager and thinker that he has advanced to the top of the heap in corporate america. he's a great banker.

[CorpRaider]

LOL.  Its a BAC tradition, Ken Lewis was always barely intelligible.  His speaking style reminded me of porky the pig with a hairlip.

[Guest longinvestor]

Thanks for posting.

 

Fantastic, Warren is as sharp as ever.

 

His contributions to Society are immense, most importantly on how to think about large world problems at the first principle level. Loved that reference to Adam Smith's idea that society benefits most when people are engaged in what they are best at, versus everything.