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Who’s speaking at NextGen12?
The crème of the Broadband industry will be presenting at the UK’s most significant broadband event on 8 and 9 October in central London on how they are helping to improve the UK’s digital infrastructure and enable economic growth. The debate will be challenging, provocative and constructive.
Headline speakers include Dr Peter Cochrane OBE, Lord Inglewood – chair of the recent Broadband for all report, Chi Onwurah MP, Dido Harding – CEO TalkTalk Group and Go On UK Board, Robert Madelin Director-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG Connect) at the European Commission, Liv Garfield – CEO Openreach, Nicholas James – CEO UK Broadband, Adam Ashenden – Market Manager Prysmian Group, Helen Milner – Chief Executive of Online Centres Foundation, Matt Yardley – Partner Analysys Mason, Mark Gracey - ISPA Chair,Stephen Hilton, Service Director Bristol City Council and Robin Mersh – CEO Broadband Forum
Special sessions will cover Westminster City Council’s free WiFi scheme, the rise of intelligent cities and the latest in mobile broadband.
There will be a lively exhibition, ample opportunity for networking and a prestigious conference dinner and NextGen Challenge Awards ceremony in the Palace of Westminster.
Don’t miss out on meeting the UK’s broadband industry in London over 2 lively and engaging days.
The Conference takes place in the Church House Conference Centre in Westminster, London. Conference details and provisional programme timings [here](http://www.nextgenevents.co.uk/events/nextgen-12“ target=).
There is an early bird discount of 10% on the standard delegate rate until 31 August. You can[register here](http://www.regonline.co.uk/nextgen12conference“ target=)
There are limited exhibition opportunities. Exhibitors can [register here](http://www.regonline.co.uk/nextgen12-SSE“ target=).
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by David Brunnen .
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