Introducing... Workforce


6 & 7 October 2026 NEC Birmingham


Solutions


A dedicated HR conference taking place this autumn – bringing together senior people professionals to explore the most pressing challenges facing the modern workplace


Workforce Solutions takes place alongside the long-established World of Learning Conference & Exhibition. The event promises to be a timely gathering as organisations navigate rapid technological change, evolving workforce expectations, and increasing pressure on HR functions to drive measurable business impact.


The event will explore themes including:


• Adapting organisations and roles to AI and automation • Building more fl exible and adaptive workforce strategies


• Fostering human-centred workplaces and meaningful employee experiences


• Leveraging technology to transform HR delivery • Aligning HR strategy with wider business success


Speakers include


Nebel Crowhurst


Chief People Offi cer, Conference Chair


Kevin Green Chief People


Offi cer at First Bus & First Group


Halima Sacranie


Head of People at DAZN


Fatou Okafor


Executive Director of Human Resources at Thermo Fisher Scientifi c


Julie Griggs


Deputy Chief People Offi cer at the Open University


Claire Sherwin Director of People


Experience & Platform at Lloyds Banking Group


Workforce Solutions is a must-attend event for HR directors, people leaders, and talent professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve in an era of unprecedented change


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