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If Jerome's presentation consists of Powerpoint screens, as many do, a two-way Internet videoconference isn't absolutely necessary. He can email the Powerpoint file to ETF in advance, to be displayed onsite for his segment. If his narration is already written out, then a proxy at the conference can read it. If not, Jerome can address the audience extempore via speakerphone from France, and say "next slide" when it's time for a new slide.
Questions & answers could also be done via speakerphone. Unless an answer requires him to draw pictures or hold something up to show the audience, displaying a picture of someone's talking head doesn't add much to the experience.
Just some thoughts . . .
Phil
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