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TechXLR8, London Tech Week's headline show, became in its first year the must-attend tech event in Europe to showcase cutting-edge technologies across various industries. 

Bringing together 7 tech shows under one roof, TechXLR8 delivered 13,800+ key playersacross emerging tech, 800+ inspiring speakers, 300+ innovative sponsors & exhibitors and covered 20+ tracks of focused tech content. 
 
We wanted to give you the chance to get a taste of the event and see what's made it a massive success.
DOWNLOAD THE POST EVENT REPORT
Download the 2017 Post Event Report to:
  • See all the speakers, sponsors and exhibitors that made the event so great in it's first year
  • Get an attendee breakdown stats and testimonials for all 7 co-located events as part of TechXLR8
  • Experience the TechXLR8 Awards Ceremony 
GET THE REPORT NOW
Be heard. Be seen. Be the company people remember.

TechXLR8 2018 is the perfect place to meet the people you value to drive your business forward.

Raise your profile and create new connections with senior decision-makers from across the globe. Contact Thomas McCormick to discuss a package tailored to meet your needs on +44 (0) 20 7017 7146 or email Thomas.McCormick@knect365.com
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We look forward to seeing you next year when we'll be back in London 12 - 14 June 2018 at the ExCeL!
P.S. If you can't wait until then, don't miss TechXLR8 Asia, taking place 2 - 4 October in Singapore! Learn more HERE

 
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