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- AoC Annual Conference breakout sessions open for submissions
AoC Annual Conference breakout sessions open for submissions
We are actively seeking new formats for breakout sessions, to enrich the learning experience for participants, and encourage the tailoring of submissions to meet the needs of the senior teams who attend the conference. The breakout sessions will be populated through a mix of invited and open submissions.
We are looking for workshops, talks and case studies, so do tell us if you have something you want to share with your sector colleagues.
Representation matters. That’s why this year we are explicitly encouraging those from under-represented groups to put themselves forward. We’d like to hear from women, BAME, LGBTQ+, and disabled people. The more diverse the voices, the more powerful the conversation.
To submit a proposal, please read the breakout session submission guidelines and tips and complete the form below. Once completed, you will receive an email to confirm the submission. The deadline is 17:30 Monday 13 August.
More information can be found on the AoC Annual Conference and Exhibition website.