The last year has been the most challenging in the history of our system of health and care. This period has underscored more than ever the need for innovation to evolve and revolutionise the ways in which care is delivered.

In the face of unprecedented challenge, innovation has sprouted across the sector like never before. This is in no small part thanks to the determination of frontline heroes who, while doggedly battling Covid-19, have begun to foster a culture of innovation at ground level.

It is now up to policy makers, politicians and health leaders to capture this momentum – translating it into long-term reform that manifests an ecosystem of innovation across health and care.

It is for this reason that PPP is hosting over 300 senior leaders in the heart of Westminster for a high-level day conference designed to turn policy into actionable insights in the healthcare and life science sectors. PPP will host a series of national and international keynote speakers including Ministers, governmental leaders and key providers for this strategic look at delivering innovation.

Speaker list:

• Professor Rebecca Malby, Professor in Health Systems Innovation, London South Bank University & Director of the Health Systems Innovation Lab
• Simon Bolton, CEO of NHS Digital
• Professor Maggie Rae, President of the Faculty of Public Health
• Professor James Kingsland, Professor at University of Central Lancashire, and Clinical Lead, Complete Care Community Programme
• Professor Durka Dougall, Senior Consultant & Programme Director, Leadership and Organisational Development at The King's Fund
• Chris Wigley, CEO of Genomics England
• Matt Whitty, Director, Innovation, Research and Life Sciences
• Dr Habib Naqvi CBE, Director, NHS Race and Health Observatory
• Peter Ellingworth, CEO of the Association of British HealthTech Industries
• Richard Torbett, CEO of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
• Professor Fiona Watt, Executive Chair of the Medical Research Council, and Professor of Regenerative Medicine, King's College London
• Sir Jonathan Symonds, Chairman of the Board, GSK, and Co-chair of the External Advisory Group to the Government's Life Sciences Vision
• Michelle Mitchell, CEO of Cancer Research UK
• Professor Andrew Ustianowski, Clinical Lead for the NIHR COVID Vaccine Research Programme and Consultant in Infectious Diseases at North Manchester General Hospital
• Lottie Moore, Policy and Partnerships Analyst, Public Policy Projects

Please contact Carl Hodgkinson at carl.hodgkinson@publicpolicyprojects.com with ticket and sponsorship enquiries.