HETT LEADERS’ SUMMIT

One day. 250 NHS leaders. Roundtables of 20.

A summit for Chief and Director-level leaders from NHS trusts, ICBs and national bodies. The morning sets the agenda. The afternoon is yours: closed-door roundtables of 20 and practical workshops

Thursday 11th February 2027 | Royal Armouries, Leeds.

Free for NHS and public-sector leaders.

250+

Senior Level Attendees

10+

Workshops & Roundtables

75+

Trusts, ICBs and National Bodies

1-2-1

Meetings Programme

Enabling Meaningful Collaboration Across Digital Health and Care

Innovation - Transformation - Collaboration

HETT Leaders' Summit is where senior NHS and public sector leaders come together to tackle shared challenges through meaningful discussion, facilitated networking and peer collaboration.

Free for NHS and public-sector leaders

  • 󠁽󠁽󠁽Peers, not pitches
    Afternoon roundtables of 20 under Chatham House Rules, led by NHS and system leaders.

  • Leave with something you can use
    Workshops of 40 working through real challenges, from strategic commissioning to scaling AI safely

  • A day that respects your diary
    In by 9:30, done by 15:45, then drinks! Leeds is about 2h15 from London King’s Cross

  • Easy to justify
    Download the case for attending to send to your board or line manager

Free for NHS and public-sector leaders

Roundtables

Explore

Get to know the faces behind the innovations as you journey across the show floor.

Learn

Directly plug into your peers and learn from project successes and challenges.

Network

Build long-lasting relationships, share interests and become more effective in your role.

2026 Speakers

  • Mike Holmes

    Mike Holmes

    GP Partner, Executive Chair & Chair - Trustee BoardNimbus Care & Royal College of GPs

  • Samantha Robinson

    Samantha Robinson

    CDIO - Yorkshire Ambulance Service, NHS Trust 

  • Thomas Slater

    Thomas Slater

    Director - Healthtech & NICE Advice NICE

  • Dr Alec Price-Forbes

    Dr Alec Price-Forbes

    National Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO) - NHS England

  • Lucy Mason

    Lucy Mason

    Commercial Deputy Director - Department of Health & Social Care

  • Matea Deliu

    Matea Deliu

    CCIO - Bromley Healthcare, Associate CCIO - Guy’s & St Thomas’s NHS Foundation Trust, Clinical Lead Primary Care Digital Delivery, Clinical Safety Officer, NHS Clinical Fellowship in AI Supervisor, Primary Care Advisor Responsible Ai - UK Health & Social Care

What do our visitors say?

  • Shera Chok

    Shera Chok, Chair & Founder, NED - Shuri Network & London Ambulance Trust

    “HETT was an incredibly useful networking and learning opportunity. It was fantastic to bring together so many outstanding leaders for the Shuri Network roundtable on Growing the Digital Talent Pipeline with Industry to support the NHS 10 Year Plan.”

  • Kim Bellis, Programme Manager - The Federation of Health Informatics Professionals (FEDIP)

    “The event was well organised, with a great agenda for anyone interested in AI, a broad range of interesting exhibitors and plenty of time for networking. Great hosts and a really positive experience overall.”

  • Nigel Bedayse

    Nigel Bedayse, EPR Lead for southbank - Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust TACC group

    “A brilliant event with excellent presenters who gave a better understanding of how systems are being redesigned and improved.”

  • Chief Clinical Physiologist, GSTT

    “HETT is a great networking opportunity where you can learn from experts in the field and think differently about how to bring solutions to life.”

  • GP, Clinical Director - National Association of Primary Care (NAPC)

    “The sessions were packed with insight, and the speakers brought AI in the public sector to life with real, practical use cases. It was exciting to see leaders openly sharing what’s working and what’s challenging.”

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Medilink North Of England

Medilink North of England is the founding member of the Medilink UK network and brings together the NHS, industry and academia to increase innovation and improve patient care in the North.

Its primary focus is on helping organisations to grow by providing cost-effective specialist consultancy support to become more competitive and profitable in the UK and Internationally. It also provides opportunities to network, win awards and work in partnership with others.

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