Our annual Future London conference explores the key issues impacting London’s competitiveness and how businesses can help to shape a brighter future for the capital. We convene the city’s leaders to forge connections, share insights and discuss transformative solutions to build a city that works for businesses, Londoners and the whole of the UK. 

London is the best city in the world in which to do business. Home to world-leading economic clusters and universities, and a global beacon for diverse talent and opportunity, the capital is the UK’s engine for economic growth. 

But strong headwinds, including rising costs and stretched government finances and public services, threaten the capital’s competitiveness and future growth. Futureproofing London requires bold and innovative solutions that will supercharge investment, productivity and growth. 

During the 1‑day event we will tackle a diverse range of topics that cut across the capital’s ecosystem and are key to its continuing success.

Taking place on 3 June 2025 at the Minster Building, you can expect a fast-paced, vibrant programme and plenty of high-quality networking throughout the day.

• BusinessLDN members are eligible to book this event for free.
• Non-members can secure tickets at our current rate of £225+VAT.

Click here to find out more and to book your place

Who’s in the room? 

Future London brings together more than 250 senior business leaders from across London and the UK with key political stakeholders from London government, including the Greater London Authority and London Boroughs, to help shape and capitalise on the city of tomorrow. 

With more than 60% of our attendees at C‑Suite and director level, Future London offers the best cross-sector business networking experience for senior leaders operating across our capital city.

Previous speakers have included Howard Dawber, Deputy Mayor for Business and Growth; Jules Pipe CBE, Deputy Mayor for Planning Regeneration & Skills; Andy Lord, Commissioner, Transport for London; Theo Blackwell, Chief Digital Officer for London, GLA; Thomas Woldbye, Chief Executive, Heathrow Airport; Lyn Garner, Chief Executive, LLDC; Simon Murphy, Chief Executive, Battersea Power Station Development Company; and James Raynor, Chief Executive, Grosvenor.