Thank you for joining us at ITEC 2025!
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ITEC 2025 was our biggest and best event yet, bringing together thought leaders, innovators, and experts to unlock insights and build knowledge to improve outcomes in the TEC sector.
A huge thank you to all attendees, sponsors, exhibitors, and speakers for making the event a success.
We are thrilled by the overwhelmingly positive feedback and are already looking forward to next year’s event. Stay tuned for updates!
Relive ITEC 2025:
Delegates
With heightened interest in Technology Enabled Care, we are excited to be expecting more than 1100 delegates to pass through our doors in what will be a packed 2-day programme.
As in previous years, you will have access to high quality plenary presentations with a strategic focus, innovation highlights, the voice of the lived-experience and a strong focus on networking as we come together and create new opportunities.
Exhibiting
The 2025 ITEC Conference will feature 2500 square metres of exhibition and networking spaces, with exhibition stand packages to suit all organisations.
The ITEC 2024 exhibition was Sold Out, be sure to book your stand early for ITEC 2025 and join us in sculpting the future, amplifying voices, and empowering lives through pioneering knowledge, innovation, and robust action.
Gala Dinner (Sold Out)
The International Technology Enabled Care Conference will once again host its annual gala dinner on the evening of Day One of conference.
The Gala Dinner will feature the ITEC Awards, which celebrate innovation within the sector and the positive impact Technology Enabled Care has on the lives of millions of people in the UK.
All award winners will be announced and celebrated during the evening.
Be a Sponsor
The International Technology Enabled Care Conference is a key opportunity to promote your brand to businesses, industry leaders and decision makers across the entire Technology Enabled Care industry. We have opportunities for all budgets so whether you’re an ambitious digital start-up or an established company, sponsorship can raise your profile and enhance your visibility and networking opportunities with commissioners and industry influencers, not only at the event but beyond.
Featured Speakers
More Speakers +Stephen Kinnock MP
Minister of State for Care, DHSC. Stephen Kinnock was appointed Minister of State for Care at the Department of Health and Social Care on 8 July 2024. He was elected as the MP for Aberafan Maesteg in July 2024. As Minister of State for Care he is responsible for adult social care, primary care, community health, discharge, integration, end of life and palliative care and disabilities and SEND.
Jane Brightman
Director of Workforce Strategy, Skills for Care. Jane Brightman is Director of Workforce Strategy at Skills for Care, where she leads on the implementation of the adult social care Workforce Strategy for England. Jane has over 30 years of experience across the adult social care sector including frontline care, leadership, education, digital transformation and national policy. For 10 years she was Director of a private training organisation specialising in adult social care delivery before going on to national roles supporting training and development in social care. Jane spent two years at NHSX (now NHS Transformation Directorate) in the blended Digitising Social Care programme as Assistant Director, leading and delivering on the White Paper commitments. Jane facilitates an online network of leaders in social care with over 8000 members. In 2022 she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Arden University for services to social care.
Tanni Grey-Thompson
ITEC 2025 Conference Chair. Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson is Britain's greatest Paralympic athlete. She competed in five Paralympic Games winning 11 gold medals, 4 silvers and 1 bronze and is acknowledged as one of the most gifted and courageous sportswomen of her generation. In addition to her outstanding Paralympic achievements, between 1992 and 2002 she won the London Wheelchair Marathon a total of six times. Retirement has not slowed her down and Tanni has gone on to play a prominent role in public life. In 2005 she was made ‘Dame’ Tanni Grey-Thompson DBE for her services to sport, while in 2010 she was elevated to the House of Lords as a crossbench peer. With a particular focus on sport, disability, health, welfare and youth development she has made significant contributions to debates on welfare reform, assisted dying and sports governance. Amongst other positions she is a Non-Executive Director of the BBC, sits on the board of TfL, is Chair of UK Active, Chancellor of Northumbria University and President of the National Council of Voluntary Organisations. She also acts as an ambassador for UNICEF, the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation and the sport for social change movement Beyond Sport. She is also a respected authority on disability sporting issues, a key part of the BBC’s Paralympic coverage team and a regular television and radio broadcast journalist. Most recently, Tanni has been honoured with the Lifetime Achievement award at the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year show.
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