Speak or contribute
Show the room something you have built.
The programme favours people who have done the thing over people with opinions about it. If you have built a centre, moved a mandate, written a policy, trained a workforce or shipped a product from India, tell us what you would show.
Six ways to contribute.
- Plenary conversation
- Two or three people, one question, no slides
- Working session
- A practitioner teaching something specific, with time for questions
- Demonstration
- A working system, shown by the team that built it
- Industry table
- A hosted conversation among peers in one industry
- Pavilion briefing
- A state’s policy or opportunity, explained by the people who run it
- Craft or performance
- For artists and artisans from the eight regions
What we look for.
First-hand. You did it, or you led the team that did.
Specific. One decision, one system, one result.
Useful to someone deciding. A listener should leave able to do something differently.
Not a pitch. Products are shown in demonstrations and are not sold from the stage.
Speaking places are not for sale.
What happens next
The programme team reads every proposal and replies. Confirmed contributors are listed on the Speakers page, and nobody is listed before they confirm.