Conference organising

Conference Organisers in London

We are conference organisers in London who run the whole event — venue sourcing, programme, speaker management, delegate registration, sponsorship delivery and technical production — with one named lead accountable from kick-off to the post-event report.

  • Venue, programme, delegates and production under one team
  • Itemised budget separating supplier cost from our fee
  • Registration, badging and on-site delegate management included

Get a costed quote

Tell us the date, rough numbers and budget range. You get an itemised response, usually the same working day.

What conference organisers in London actually take off your desk

A conference is four projects running in parallel: the programme, the delegates, the commercial partners and the technical show. Most in-house teams can carry one or two. Conference organisers in London exist to carry all four, on one schedule, with one budget.

We build the critical path backwards from the doors opening: speaker deadlines, registration cut-offs, venue access windows, rehearsal slots and load-in times all agreed before anything is booked, so no single late supplier can move the date.

What's included

What we deliver

Venue and contracting

Shortlist, site visits, rate negotiation and contract review across central London venues.

Programme and speakers

Agenda design, speaker briefing, deck collection, formatting and rehearsal scheduling.

Delegate management

Registration, ticketing, comms, badging, on-site check-in and reporting.

Sponsorship delivery

Fulfilling what was sold — stands, branding, session slots and lead capture.

Technical production

Staging, AV, crew, show-calling and recording, quoted line by line.

Post-event

Attendance, session engagement, lead data and a costed reconciliation.

Pricing

What it costs

Single-day, up to 200 delegatesfrom £18,000

Venue management, programme, registration, staging and AV.

200–500 delegates with breakouts£35,000 – £75,000

Multi-room production, speaker management and sponsor delivery.

Multi-day or multi-track£75,000+

Extended build, multiple stages, recording and full delegate operations.

Venue and catering are usually contracted in your name and shown at cost. Our fee is stated as a separate line so you can see exactly what you are paying for.

How it works

From first call to delivery

  1. Step 1

    Brief and budget

    Objectives, audience, commercial targets and a line-by-line budget before anything is booked.

  2. Step 2

    Venue and critical path

    Shortlist, visits, contracting, then a dated plan every supplier works to.

  3. Step 3

    Build the show

    Programme locked, speakers briefed, registration open, production specified.

  4. Step 4

    Deliver and report

    Rehearsal, show-called delivery, then attendance and lead reporting.

This is a good fit if

  • You are running a 150+ delegate conference in London
  • You need one team owning programme, delegates and production
  • Sponsors have been sold things that must be delivered properly

We're probably not right if

  • You only need a venue finder
  • The event is under 80 people with no production
  • You want the agency to underwrite ticket revenue
FAQs

Conference Organisers (London) — questions we get asked

A single-day conference for up to 200 delegates typically starts at £18,000 including venue management, registration, staging and AV. 200–500 delegates with breakouts usually runs £35,000–£75,000.
Either. Fixed fee on defined scope is most common; percentage of supplier spend (10–18%) suits projects where scope will move.
Yes — ticketing, comms, badging, on-site check-in and attendance reporting are part of the standard scope.
Four to six months for a 200+ delegate London conference. Under eight weeks is possible but narrows the venue list sharply.
Yes. We audit what is contracted, flag the gaps and pick up the critical path from there.
Yes — staging, AV, crew and show-calling are delivered in-house rather than subcontracted blind.

Tell us the date and the numbers

Send the brief and you'll get an itemised, deliverable quote — not a brochure.

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