ILM Annual Conference 2027
Event details
Date: 7th May 2027
Time: 9am - 7pm
Venue: etc. venues 133 Houndsditch, London, EC3A 7BX
Who should attend: ILM Members
BOOK NOW FOR ILM CONFERENCE 2027
The charity legacy event of the year will return on Friday 7 May 2027, at the popular 133 Houndsditch, London.
As the biggest Legacy event in the calendar, the ILM Conference brings together the greatest minds across the full breadth of legacy related fields, to provide expert insights and share best practice for an unmissable day of learning and networking.
You can once again expect insightful talks, selected by our panel of members, entertaining breakout sessions and an opportunity to network with colleagues and our trusted corporate partners.
ILM CEO Matthew Lagden, says: “Our aim for the conference is always to bring excellent value, inspired learning and optimal networking opportunities for our members. We have been thrilled by the success of the conference in the past few years, and are delighted that the number of members attending our annual get-together grows each year, giving us the opportunity to connect with more and more members in-person .
“As the conference has continued to grow over the years, we have continued to evolve our approach, to ensure that we provide our members the very best we can offer. The ILM conference 2027 will see the return of all those elements we know work well, including the same great venue, opportunities to network with colleagues and corporate partners, a member-selected agenda, and of course, the hugely well-received breakout rooms.
We are being even more ambitious this year, and hoping to expand and diversify the exhibition to bring even more opportunities for members to connect with organisations offering services they need.
As always, the conference will not only provide a day of learning and networking, but also recognition and a celebration of the successes our community has achieved. We really hope you will be able to join us to help make ILM Conference 2027 the biggest and best yet!”