
20 October | BOXHALL City Liverpool Street, London
Kick-start the summit in style with an exclusive gathering, connect with fellow attendees over cocktails and canapés. More information here
– How AI and connected technology are changing the way brands create, adapt and distribute content
– Breaking down the silos between marketing, creative, data and technology
– Moving from producing more content to creating more relevant customer experiences.
– With customers engaging across more channels than ever, what are the biggest challenges in delivering a truly connected experience?
– What strategic changes have had the greatest impact on improving cross-channel engagement and consistency?
– How are you operationalising your omnichannel strategy across marketing, data, technology, and teams?
– What have we learned from a year of hands-on experimentation about what makes AI genuinely useful for marketing work?
– How can marketers provide the right context to get better, more relevant results from AI?
– What practical approaches can marketers apply now to improve the quality and usefulness of their AI outputs?
– Why traditional social listening and AI-generated summaries aren’t always capturing the real consumer sentiment and behaviour behind the data.
– How brands can uncover authentic human insights from comments, reactions and conversations around campaigns and branded content.
– Using social intelligence to spot emerging reputation risks, understand what drives consumer behaviour and identify creators based on audience engagement rather than follower numbers.
– Discover how leading organisations are scaling AI adoption while navigating evolving regulations, security challenges, and customer expectations.
– Hear exclusive insights from one of the world’s most highly regulated industries on transforming responsibly with AI.
– Gain practical strategies to accelerate AI innovation while protecting compliance, data integrity, and customer trust.
– Why experimentation should be at the heart of modern marketing, and how brands can move beyond assumptions to make more confident, data-driven decisions.
– How leading marketers are creating a culture of continuous testing and learning to uncover new opportunities, optimise customer experiences and drive growth.
– What it takes to scale experimentation across teams, channels and customer journeys while balancing speed, creativity and measurable business impact.
A relaxed networking buffet, giving attendees time to connect and recharge between sessions.
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Private Lunch Roundtable (Invite-Only): Bring together senior MarTech leaders for a curated, topic-driven discussion over lunch in an intimate setting.
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– Why having vast amounts of customer data isn’t enough, and how fragmented data, disconnected systems and slow activation can prevent brands from turning insight into action.
– How AI can help marketers unify, understand and activate customer data to deliver more relevant experiences and make faster, smarter decisions.
– What it takes to move from data collection to real-time action, connecting customer intelligence with marketing execution to drive measurable business impact.
– As MarTech stacks become increasingly complex, how are leading teams overcoming integration challenges and breaking down silos to create a seamless customer experience?
– With the rapid evolution of CDPs, AI, automation, and emerging technologies, how are marketers deciding what to adopt, optimise, or retire?
– How do you demonstrate the ROI and business impact of your MarTech investments?
– Move beyond traditional attribution models toward agent-led measurement combining MMM, MTA, and incrementality without enterprise-level complexity
– Discover how AI agents automate data science workflows — from exploratory analysis to model calibration — delivering faster, more reliable marketing insights
– Enable conversational analytics through semantic layers and AI co-pilots, allowing marketers to interrogate performance data and make confident budget decisions in real time.
– What are the biggest barriers preventing Marketing and Sales from operating as one team?
– How can organisations build trust, shared goals, and stronger communication between teams with different priorities and ways of working?
– What technology, data, and processes are helping bridge the gap and create better customer journeys?
– How has a decade of convenience culture, from Amazon to AI, changed what customers expect from brands and how they access information?
– What assumptions underpin traditional brand governance, and where are those assumptions becoming less relevant in distributed, always-on environments?
– How can brands make information easier to find and act on without compromising consistency, control, or brand integrity?
– What does brand relevance mean today, and how are leading brands measuring its impact?
– With consumer attention becoming increasingly fragmented, what strategies are driving meaningful and differentiated digital engagement?
– How can brands create digital experiences that reflect their purpose and values while remaining authentic, consistent, and agile?
Join an exclusive, closed-door roundtable exploring how leading teams are reshaping customer experience in the era of agentic AI. Discover practical strategies to optimise real customer journeys, elevate accessibility into a growth advantage, scale trusted content, and stay discoverable as search evolves from SEO to AEO.
Theme: Customer Experience, Data Analytics & Insights
08:50 - 09:00 | Chairperson Introduction & Overview
Theme: Sales Enablement & Demand Generation
08:50 - 09:00 | Chairperson Introduction & Overview
- What does real loyalty mean to you right now?
- How do you actually build that?
- Top things you have been able to fix for the current non-linear loyalty paths.....
- What’s a real-world partnership initiative that helped you fix friction and drive revenue? What lessons did you learn along the way?
- If you could give one piece of advice to a CMO or CRO looking to strengthen sales, marketing enablement through partnership, what would it be?
- What tech really helps your teams work smarter & how do you make sure all the tools actually talk to each other?
- As AI automates the mechanical and repetitive work of marketing, how can teams use that time to focus more on strategy, creativity, storytelling and customer insight?
- How can connecting AI to the marketing technology stack, live data and brand knowledge unlock greater efficiency and enable marketers to work at a completely different speed?
- Which marketing skills and tasks should remain human, and which are ready to be automated as AI reshapes the role of the modern marketer?
- Why are B2B brands turning to gamification to cut through the noise, increase engagement and create more memorable customer experiences?
- What does effective gamification look like beyond points, prizes and gimmicks, and where can it genuinely add value across the B2B customer journey?
- How can data, personalisation and technology help marketers create gamified experiences that drive meaningful engagement and measurable business growth?
- What are the main barriers or challenges organisations face when implementing Generative AI to enhance the customer experience?
- For those exploring GenAI in marketing and CX, what are the biggest hurdles in moving from pilot projects to full-scale implementation?
- How can marketing leaders build and maintain consumer trust when using GenAI? Are there standout examples from your clients or campaigns?
- In what key ways are you implementing marketing automation, and how is it transforming your operational efficiency, decision-making, and overall ways of working?
- Data silos remain one of the biggest obstacles to effective marketing automation, how are you tackling this challenge, and what’s worked best in unifying your data across systems and teams?
- How do you see your approach to marketing automation evolving over the next 6 to 12 months?
- As AI accelerates content creation, how can B2C marketing teams scale output without scaling complexity, costs and bottlenecks?
- How can AI, automation and connected workflows help teams move from brief to creation, approval and activation faster, while keeping content on brand?
- What does the future-ready marketing operating model look like when AI agents and humans work together across the content lifecycle?

- How marketing teams can move from using AI as a collection of tools to building connected, intelligent workflows.
- How self-improving loops work in practice, using the website as an example of a system that proposes changes and learns from team feedback.
- How AI changes collaboration, decision-making and the way marketing teams operate.

- Why being cited by AI is no longer enough, and how brands can influence the way AI represents their brand, products and positioning.
- How marketers can use AEO insights to improve accuracy, sentiment and differentiation across AI-generated responses.
- How AI can help marketers turn these insights into action at scale, shaping stronger brand visibility and representation across the evolving AI landscape.
- How agentic AI is transforming marketing execution, moving beyond individual task automation to enable teams and systems to work more intelligently towards business outcomes.
- How can organisations connect data, content and technology to create smarter, more connected and relevant customer experiences?
- What does the future of marketing orchestration look like, and how can brands stay flexible and adapt as customer expectations continue to evolve?
- When using data and analytics to measure effectiveness, how do you identify the right use cases and key questions to unlock real business value?
- What are the challenges you have encountered when trying to get the data in place to build the data products?
- How do you confidently navigate measurement and attribution in an omnichannel world, linking initiatives to brand growth while moving beyond one-size-fits-all models?
- How can marketers optimise data gaps and inefficiencies with limited resources?
- What strategies build a high-performing demand gen engine while tackling common challenges?
- Which data points matter most for driving impactful demand generation?
- How can global B2C brands turn vast amounts of customer data into more relevant, personalised experiences at scale?
- How are AI, analytics and real-time decisioning helping Liverpool FC understand fan behaviour and deliver the right experience at the right moment?
- What does the future of AI-orchestrated customer engagement look like, and how can marketers balance automation, personalisation and human control?
- What does the customer journey look like when AI agents move beyond individual tasks to connect and execute workflows end to end?
- How can marketing teams use agents to accelerate campaign production, personalisation, content, expansion and retention while keeping humans in control of strategy, brand and judgement?
- What needs to change across marketing automation, CRM and cross-team workflows to move from faster outputs to a truly connected, agentic customer journey?
Explore the collision between brand-owned AI agents and customer-controlled AI assistants, and what it means for customer experience, trust and commercial strategy. This roundtable examines how organisations can govern AI agents internally while adapting to a future where customers discover, engage and make purchasing decisions through their own agents.
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