One week left to secure early bird tickets
Banijay UK supremo Patrick Holland and UKTV commissioning boss Hilary Rosen are the first two speakers confirmed for Industry Question Time panel at the Broadcast Summit.
The high-profile duo will be part of a five-strong panel fielding questions on the shape, size, prospects and performance of the British TV industry. Delegates will be able to submit questions via the event app.
The Question Time panel will close out the event, which takes place at 1 Wimpole Street in central London on 2 April. The deadline for purchasing early bird tickets is Wednesday 19 March. For more information, and to buy tickets, click here.
The summit kicks off with another major panel, with label bosses assessing the State of the Indie Nation and the findings of the Broadcast Indie Survey 2025.
The speakers are Melanie Leach, joint chief executive, South Shore; Chris Carey, managing director, Dancing Ledge Productions; Karen Smith, chief executive, Tuesday’s Child; and Dan Chambers, creative director, Blink Films.
Elsewhere, ITVX managing editor Craig Morris will lift the lid on how broadcasters approach scheduling and programme management in the streaming age, and a raft of commissioners will discuss their buying priorities in genres including documentaries, lifestyle, drama and content pitched at young audiences.
Speakers across those panels include BBC3 head of content Nasfim Haque, Disney+ executive director of unscripted Sean Doyle, and BBC head of daytime and early peak Rob Unsworth.
Click here for the full programme
The summit takes place at 1 Wimpole Street in central London and the event’s sponsors include Audio Network, Garden Studios, LTX Studio and TRP Research.
If you are interested in sponsoring the event, please contact Francesca Verdusco francesca.verdusco@mbi.london. For any other questions about the event, please contact IndieSummit@broadcastnow.co.uk.
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