About the London Business Forum

If you've never been to a London Business Forum, we suggest you watch the following short clip to prepare yourself. We know it's a bit strange but our events are inspiring, full of great ideas and fun too!

The London Business Forum was launched in 2002. For a review of our first ever event and The London Business Forum's struggle to establish a radical business conference alternative read the prize winning article by John-Paul Flintoff which was published in FT The Business, the business magazine of The Financial Times on Saturday 20 April 2002.

Since that first event, The London Business Forum has held more than 100 events covering a huge variety of business topics and featuring some of the world's leading experts and gurus. Visit our past events section to see some of the issues we've covered and the speakers we've presented. More than 25,000 delegates from over 1,500 companies and organisations have attended our events since 2002.

The best value way to attend and benefit from our events is to sign up to an LBF discount package. The packages offer multiple tickets at discounted rates, and also provide access to full audio of our archive of past events. We currently have audio from over 75 events, including Jack Welch, Gordon Ramsay, Sir Alan Sugar, and Sir Richard Branson.

Our 2007/2008 programme is the most extensive and varied line-up ever and speakers include Sir Bob Geldof, Tom Peters, Sir Gerry Robinson, Professor Lynda Gratton, Sir Ken Robinson and Philip Kotler. We are covering a huge range of issues such as The Customer Experience, Peak Performance & Teamwork, Marketing Strategy, The War for Talent and Innovation.

Unlike many business events you'll find our sessions informal and fun experiences packed full of ideas you can take away and implement in your own organisation.

If you have ideas for future events or wish to collaborate with the London Business Forum in some way get in touch with us at .