WHERE MEDIA LEADERS DEFINE WHAT'S NEXT 

Bringing together the executives shaping the future of media across advertising, platforms, and technology.

The Future of Media London is the UK's is returning to Returning to Kings Place, 4-5 November.

 

Driven by our mission to champion the media industry, we consistently put the core issues front and centre; allowing the industry to share and learn from the most prominent figures in the market. 

 

Join our community of 1000's of the brightest minds from across the industry who will gather to discuss best practice and excellence in media leadership, buying, selling, planning and business. 

MEDIA OWNERS. AGENCIES. ADVERTISERS. TECH. ALL IN ONE ROOM.

Built for the UK’s uniquely complex media industry - where platform power, media investment, agency models, and regulation collide. 

 

THREE DRIVING FORCES:

  • How agencies grow both their clients' businesses and their own  
  • How brand marketers make the most of media and demonstrate its true value 
  • How media owners serve brands and agencies and prove their power as a vehicle for growth 

MARKET- DEFINING TOPICS

In November, we’ll ask the kind of questions that others avoid. The kind of questions you read every single day on the pages of the Media Leader. 

From how major holding groups are working to strengthen their positioning for an increasingly automated future, to how media owners are working to become easier to buy and offer opportunities suitable for SMBs.  

How media agencies and owners are delivering returns that compound - building brands, shifting behaviour and creating value that outlasts any campaign cycle. The growth of new media channels, and how agencies are building proprietary technology. 

About complexity, simplicity. Platforms, AI, and control. The long of it, and the short of it. Where audiences pay attention. Creators, where they sit on the plan and the businesses they’re building that begin to rival media businesses. The client relationship - what it is, what it should be, and who gets to decide. 

We are asking these questions because we believe fundamentally that great media, planned well, bought smartly, and invested in consistently, drives business outcomes and builds brands. The evidence is undeniable. Media Means Business

 

Expect more on the themes to follow in the coming weeks. 

Key speakers from 2025

Testimonials

Sarah Prentice,
Head of Media
Planning & Strategy,
Heineken UK

Susan Kingston-Brown,    President,
UM EMEA

Sameer Modha,
Measurement Innovation Lead, Commercial,
ITV

Tim Miles, 
Senior Vice President,
Sync UK & Europe,

Warner Music Group

2025 Sponsors and partners