Sponsored
//New law office opens in York//More than half of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills//Housebuilder acquires parcel of land in Harrogate//EY strengthens Yorkshire business with new partner appointment//Yorkshire Businesswomen bring the curriculum to life through alfresco learning//The Fashion Ball returns to Leeds Dock for its biggest reunion yet//Summer of sport fun day comes to Shipley//The hills are alive with the sound of Aubergine//New law office opens in York//More than half of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills//Housebuilder acquires parcel of land in Harrogate//EY strengthens Yorkshire business with new partner appointment//Yorkshire Businesswomen bring the curriculum to life through alfresco learning//The Fashion Ball returns to Leeds Dock for its biggest reunion yet//Summer of sport fun day comes to Shipley//The hills are alive with the sound of Aubergine
Last call to tech community for submissions for Leeds Digital Festival event programme
Back to News
Business

Last call to tech community for submissions for Leeds Digital Festival event programme

The Editor

The Editor

|2 min read

With less than eight weeks to go until the 2024 Leeds Digital Festival gets underway, organisers are calling for the Leeds tech community to submit their event details.

The final deadline for event submissions is 5.00pm Wednesday 24 July. The Festival runs from 16-27 September.

Now in its ninth year, Leeds Digital Festival is the UK's largest open platform tech event and the biggest outside London.

For this year’s Festival, organisers are aiming to deliver the best possible experience for Leeds’ tech community.

Businesses or individuals looking to host an event as part of the programme should ensure the event has a clear relationship with technology and offers clear value to attendees.

The Festival is a celebration of all the tech achievements within the Leeds City Region, which includes Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield but each year proudly welcome event hosts, attendees and speakers from other areas. Renowned as ‘the tech event for everyone’ it is open to contributions from anyone with a passion for digital but events must have a clear relevance for the region.

Commenting on the final call for submissions, Stuart Clarke MBE, festival director, said: "This is the ninth year for Leeds Digital Festival, and judging by the quality of event submissions so far, the appetite for this year's event looks to be stronger than ever.

“For participants who want to get involved there is still time to submit an entry to host an event as part of the overall programme. We aim to make this our most packed programme in the Festival’s history with a more diverse range of events than we’ve ever seen before so I’m urging the tech community to finalise and submit their entries before Wednesday’s deadline to avoid disappointment.”

Simon Wright, chief operating officer of premier sponsors PEXA, commented: “Leeds Digital Festival is a great event for the city and brings together a thriving digital community. It shines the spotlight on the outstanding successes and achievements of the tech community across the Leeds City Region and reaffirms its significance to the overall digital economy. The Festival is designed to inspire and encourage collaboration with the aim of promoting the strength of the sector in the city to a global audience and is a great opportunity for anyone connected with the digital arena to participate and inspire future generations.”

The Festival is supported by premier sponsors BJSS and PEXA, alongside executive sponsors Accenture, DWP Digital, Glean, Lloyds Bank, Nexus University of Leeds, and Flutter, plus launch sponsor Leeds Building Society

Anyone with a passion for Digital can get involved by submitting event details here https://leedsdigitalfestival.org/host-an-event/

Sponsored
780×90

Share this article

https://yorkshirebusinesswoman.co.uk/news/last-call-to-tech-community-for-submissions-for-leeds-digital-festival-event-programme

Related Articles

New law office opens in York

New law office opens in York

Leeds-founded law firm Consilia Legal has opened a new office in York, strengthening its specialist family law and mediation services across North and East Yorkshire and the Yorkshire coast. The riverside office will be led by York-born family lawyer, mediator, and collaborative law specialist Sam Sinclair, who has joined the firm to advise clients going through separation, with particular experience helping individuals with complex financial arrangements achieve resolutions through out of cou

More than half of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills

More than half of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills

More than half (52%) of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills as the full impact of recent tax increases kicks in, new research from Premium Credit shows. The biggest tax bill issue currently is Corporation Tax which more than a fifth (22%) say they are struggling to pay while 12% say they struggle to pay VAT. However, 20% admit they find it difficult to pay both. The study by the leading provider of finance for businesses found SMEs are most likely to react to tax bill pressure by

Housebuilder acquires parcel of land in Harrogate

Housebuilder acquires parcel of land in Harrogate

Yorkshire housebuilder Newett Homes has completed the purchase of a 1.5-acre plot of land in Harrogate to extend its existing sold-out development, The Pastures. Located on Otley Road, the extension of The Pastures neighbourhood will be a boutique development of nine energy-efficient homes in an established and highly desirable location on the south-west edge of the town. With a gross development value of around £5 million, the scheme will comprise a collection of three, four and five-bedroo