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Covent GardenTIGA is the not-for-profit trade association representing the UK video games industry, with members including independent games developers, digital publishers, technology businesses, and universities. It influences government policy, accredits university games courses, delivers industry awards, and publishes original research. Its stated vision is to make the UK the best place in the world to develop video games.
Silicon RoundaboutTech London Advocates is a not-for-profit network of over 10,000 tech leaders, experts and investors who champion London as a global technology hub and campaign to address challenges facing the UK tech sector. With no government backing, members volunteer their time to support the grassroots tech community and give the private sector a voice in shaping the ecosystem. The organisation also operates 31 Global Tech Advocates networks across the world's fastest-growing tech cities.
Oxford StreetTech Nation is the leading growth platform and industry body for tech startups and their teams across the UK, offering practical knowledge, peer communities, and connections from seed stage through to scale. Founded in 2014, it now operates as part of Founders Forum Group and runs growth programmes, pitch competitions, and talent initiatives spanning AI, deep tech, climate tech, and other high-growth sectors.
Covent GardenTech She Can is a UK-registered charity (charity no. 1195284) dedicated to making technology careers accessible to all children, with a particular focus on girls and underrepresented groups. Originally launched in 2018 as a cross-industry collaboration, it became an independent charity in 2021 and provides free, curriculum-aligned educational experiences and industry partnerships across the UK.
Tech Together is a community organisation focused on bringing together individuals and organisations within the technology sector.
Finsbury ParkTech for Good Alliance is a UK collaborative ecosystem body launched in 2022 by the Scottish Tech Army, bridging the tech industry's expertise with the digital needs of charities and non-profits. It facilitates skills-based corporate volunteering and end-to-end digital project delivery for third-sector organisations.
Modern applications increasingly rely on long-running processes, external APIs, human approvals, background jobs, AI agents, and distributed services. Yet much of the software we build is still designed around the assumption that everything will work first time. The Durable AI Meetup is for developers, architects, and engineering leaders interested in building systems that continue to make progress despite failures, restarts, network issues, and long-running operations. Whether you're building financial systems, internal platforms, SaaS products, or AI-powered applications, this meetup aims to share practical lessons and real-world experiences from engineers tackling reliability and complexity at scale. Talks Tom Vance (Tuza) From Ticket to Production: Giving non-engineers the keys to our agent platform. Jules Belveze (H Company) One Sentence to Production: How we put AI agents on Temporal rails for forward-deployed engineers Jefferson Girao (Modal) State Management for Agents: Snapshotting, forking, and keeping agentic workloads secure and compliant Agenda 18:00 - Doors + drinks + food 18:30 - Welcome 18:35 - Talks + Q&A 19:35 - Drinks & networking 21:00 - Close FAQs Am I guaranteed a ticket at this event? The event will be tech-focused, so in the interests of keeping the content relevant and meaningful for those attending, tickets are issued at our discretion. Are there any house rules? We are committed to providing events that are safe and enjoyable for all attending, so we ask that all attendees participate in accordance with these principles. All attendees are required to have registered via Luma before hand and will need to check-in at the event. Will the event be catered? Yes there will be complimentary food and drinks. However as we cannot precisely estimate attendee numbers on the day, food and drink will be on a first come, first served basis.
The Entrepreneurs Network (TEN) is an independent, non-partisan think tank that represents Britain's most ambitious entrepreneurs, conducting policy research and campaigning for reforms that support starting and growing businesses. With a network of over 10,000 founders, it serves as the Secretariat for the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Entrepreneurship.
Oxford StreetThe Funding Game hosts workshops, webinars and courses throughout London to help entrepreneurs learn fundraising strategies and connect with experienced professionals. Events are held both online and at physical venues, often in partnership with the British Library Business & IP Centre.
The Hub is a University of the Arts London (UAL) community enterprise space in Peckham, created in partnership with Southwark Council to serve local entrepreneurs and the wider UAL community. It houses the Greenhouse startup acceleration initiative, which supports local entrepreneurs and UAL graduates building impactful businesses, alongside workshops, talks, exhibitions, and digital skills programmes. The space provides flexible multi-functional facilities and does not host in-curriculum teaching.
PeckhamThe Payments Association is the UK's leading trade body and community for the payments industry, representing over 250 member organisations spanning banks, fintechs, merchants, and payment providers. It delivers events such as PAY360, publishes policy research, and runs working groups across areas including digital currencies, open banking, and financial crime. Founded in 2008 by Tony Craddock, it has since expanded to include communities in the EU and Asia.
BankTRD London’s largest startup community run club 🚀 Bringing together 500+ founders, operators, investors, and builders from across the ecosystem. Join us for biweekly Tuesday runs and socials!
Next event: Tue 27 OctThe Techie Brunch Club is a community group for technology professionals to network and socialise over brunch events.
The Thalesians is a community of quantitative finance professionals focused on advancing the practice and theory of quantitative finance through knowledge exchange, events, and member engagement.
Canary WharfTileyard London is the world's largest independent music and creative industries campus, housing over 250 businesses including recording studios, music publishers, record labels, management companies and creative tech firms. Founded in 2011 by Paul Kempe and Nick Keynes, it offers co-working and studio space at Kings Cross for artists, producers and creative entrepreneurs, and also operates Tileyard North, Tileyard Education and Tileyard Music.
Knowledge QuarterThe Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) is a not-for-profit think tank and advisory organisation founded in 2016, providing expert advice on strategy, policy and delivery to political leaders worldwide. It works across digital transformation, economic development, climate and energy, health and life sciences, and geopolitics and security. With over 1,000 staff, it is one of the largest policy institutes in the world.
FarringdonTrans*Code is an international hack-event series focused on building connections and community while exploring the tech dimensions of transgender issues and opportunities. Founded in London in 2015, it runs unconference-style single-day hackday events where trans and non-binary people and their allies collaborate on technology projects that address trans issues. Events have been held in the UK and internationally, including at EuroPython and PyCon conferences.
UCLPartners is a health innovation partnership based in London, bringing together NHS trusts, universities and industry to test, evaluate and scale healthcare solutions across NHS settings. Designated in 2009 as one of the UK's first Academic Health Science Centres, it focuses on areas including cardiovascular health, dementia, respiratory health and cancer.
Oxford StreetUK Finance is the collective trade association for the UK banking and financial services sector, representing over 300 firms providing credit, banking, markets, and payment-related services. It was formed in July 2017 from the merger of several bodies including the British Bankers' Association, Payments UK, the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the UK Cards Association, and the Asset Based Finance Association.
Silicon RoundaboutUK Private Capital (formerly the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association, BVCA) is the industry body and public policy advocate for the private equity, venture capital, and private credit ecosystem in the UK. Founded in 1983 and rebranded in January 2026, it represents over 600 member firms, supporting them through research, events, training, and government engagement.
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