Open Call for Sponsorship: AI Ambassador Network Conference 2026

11 November 2026

Overview

The first AI Ambassador Network Conference take place in London at The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists on 11 November 2026 

It will bring together senior NHS leaders, clinicians, policymakers, academics, digital specialists and AI innovators to explore how artificial intelligence can help transform health and care delivery across the UK. The event forms part of the NHS AI Ambassador Network, supporting the safe and responsible adoption of AI across the NHS.  

A high-profile audience from across the healthcare, technology and public sectors will be present and the programme will include keynote addresses, expert panels, networking opportunities and interactive workshops.  

The conference will advance NHS England and DHSC priorities on AI including:

   

  • Supporting responsible AI adoption, regulatory clarity, and alignment with the forthcoming NHS AI Roadmap. 

  • Providing a platform for insights to inform national policy. 

  • Addressing themes of governance, confidence, workforce, and productivity.  

  • Strengthening NHS and social care workforce capability and confidence. 

Sponsorship opportunity 

The conference offers a unique Business-to-Government and Business-to-Business platform to: 

 

  • Align your organisation with one of the UK's most significant AI transformation agendas.  

  • Engage with senior NHS decision-makers, clinicians and digital leaders.  

  • Demonstrate thought leadership in health and care innovation.  

  • Build relationships across the NHS AI Ambassador Network and wider healthcare ecosystem.  

  • Showcase products, services, research and innovation through dedicated exhibition space.  

Contact us  

To hear more about the sponsorship opportunity, please click on 'contact us' 

 

Sponsorship process  

NHS England and the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) will retain final approval of all companies selected as sponsors. 

*Please note that perspective sponsors will undergo strict due diligence checks from the Department for Health and Social Care, NHS England and the Department Business, Innovation, Science and Trade to comply with robust UK Government standards.