The main stage sets the tone for the day - opening with Jason Maynard's CEO and a session from Sally Winston on moving from experience insight to decisive action. An industry-leading customer speaker brings it to life with real-world impact, before Ken Hughes closes with a headline keynote that will reframe how you think about the people you serve.
Your afternoon, your way. Dip in and out of three breakout tracks built around the challenges that matter most to you - whether that's winning on customer experience, engaging your employees, or unlocking the power of market research. Hear directly from the teams at Booking.com, Three Ireland, British Airways, HMRC, Nedbank and more - real stories, practical strategies, and ideas you can act on before the week is out.
Ken Hughes
World's leading consumer behaviourists and cyber psychologists.
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The King of Customer Experience is coming to London.
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Ken isn’t just a keynote-stage name delivering a powerful performance. He has spent years studying how brands form emotive connections, measure real ROI, and push beyond expectations. He’ll share the ideas and examples that are genuinely making a difference right now.
Expect practical strategies for customer empowerment, personalisation, and employee engagement and a clear shift in thinking from transactions to relationships, the foundation of lasting brand affinity.
The Brewery is well-connected by public transport. Here are the easiest ways to get there:
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The closest stations are:
- Barbican (Hammersmith & City, Circle, and Metropolitan lines) - 6-minute walk to the venue
- Moorgate (Northern line) - 9-minute walk to the venue
Arriving by Train
- King's Cross St. Pancras: Take the Hammersmith & City, Circle, or Metropolitan line directly to Barbican
- London Bridge: Take the Northern line to Moorgate, then a 9 minute walk to the venue
- Waterloo: Take the Waterloo & City line to Bank, which is a 16-minute walk, or catch the 43 bus to Finsbury Square for a shorter walk to the venue