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BizClik Media

Multi-channel digital media publisher for executives

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BizClik Media creates and distributes business content across a global portfolio of brands to reach senior executives. It engages a multi-channel audience through digital magazines, websites, newsletters, webinars, and live events, offering integrated campaigns that combine content, events, and data. It differentiates itself with a broad, sector-focused portfolio and large-scale, cross-channel campaigns that include influential live events, plus collaboration with agencies and PR firms. Its goal is to help brands reach, engage, and tell credible stories to senior decision-makers and achieve measurable impact.

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Norwich, United Kingdom

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2007

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Manufacturing Digital
Oct 13th, 2026
Rethinking sourcing in Canada: Jaggaer's executive event.

Rethinking sourcing in Canada: Jaggaer's executive event. October 13, 2026 Senior procurement leaders from Canadian manufacturing and transportation firms are invited to a Jaggaer executive dinner in Toronto on November 26 Canadian manufacturers have now spent more than a year adjusting to US tariffs, and many are making decisions that will shape their supply chains for years. A KPMG Canada survey of 275 Canadian manufacturers, carried out in May 2026, found 42% have already moved production to the US or are considering doing so. The same survey found 57% have paused, reduced or cancelled capital investment projects. On November 26 2026, procurement software company Jaggaer will host an executive dinner in Toronto, Canada, in association with BizClik, the publisher of Manufacturing Digital. The invitation-only evening will bring together C-suite and senior procurement leaders from Canadian organisations to discuss the future of procurement and supply chain amid AI adoption and economic volatility. Tariffs and the cost of uncertainty. The pressure is showing up in sourcing and investment plans as much as in trade figures. Export Development Canada says the US share of Canada's goods exports fell from 76% in 2024 to 72% in 2025, citing Statistics Canada data, in an analysis of the first year of tariffs published in June 2026. A Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) survey published the same month found 74% of manufacturers hit by April's US metal tariff changes reported a significant or moderate negative impact. CME also found 73% of manufacturers say unresolved or recurring reviews of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) would negatively affect their business. This uncertainty can make long-term sourcing decisions harder to commit to. What the dinner will cover. Jaggaer has designed the evening around open, strategic discussion between peers. The discussion will focus on four themes: * strategic sourcing and resilience, and how to diversify supply chains while protecting cost efficiency * Canada-first sourcing, and what is realistic for domestic substitution in manufacturing and transportation * peer intelligence exchange between senior procurement leaders. Each theme reflects a problem procurement teams in Canada are dealing with now: tariff disruption, sourcing vulnerability, gaps in domestic supply and decision-making under uncertainty. Who the evening is for. The dinner is aimed at procurement and supply chain leaders at Director level and above. Guests will come from large manufacturing, transportation and commercial organisations in Canada. Attendance is by invitation only and guests will come from non-competing companies. What attendees will take away. Jaggaer says guests will leave with: * a peer network of Vice President and Director-level procurement leaders from non-competing Canadian companies * a practical framework for tariff response and sourcing strategy * expert perspective on trade policy * a post-dinner brief with key insights and curated resources. The dinner takes place in Toronto on Thursday November 26 2026. Senior procurement and supply chain leaders who would like to attend can contact its team to register their interest. Company Portals

Business Chief
Oct 12th, 2026
CXO Summit 2026: the six best insights from 500 leaders.

CXO Summit 2026: the six best insights from 500 leaders. October 12, 2026 From Plotweaver's Oluwole Fagbohun to Siemens UK&I CFO James Murnieks, the sharpest thinking from Business Chief's inaugural CXO Summit in London Two days, four zones, more than 40 sessions and over 500 senior executives produced more practical ideas, business philosophy and axioms on AI than any delegate could carry home - which is exactly what this article is for. Business Chief's inaugural CXO Summit filled Convene 155 Bishopsgate on 7 and 8 October with CEOs, CFOs, CHROs and CMOs comparing notes on the same storm, and certain lines kept being repeated at the coffee stations long after their sessions ended. Here are the six insights that you should takeaway from this year's CXO Summit. The summit in numbers * More than 500 senior executives attended across four dedicated zones for CEOs, CFOs, CHROs and CMOs. * The programme ran 40-plus sessions with 50-plus speakers, from Siemens and Hexagon to McDonald's, Accenture and Pearson. * The inaugural edition was hosted by BizClik in association with Alexander Group, HiBob and Malt. 1. Never build a company that cannot think. The CEO Summit panel supplied the event's defining warning. Oluwole Fagbohun, Founder and CEO of voice AI company Plotweaver, named the danger "System Four", thinking outsourced entirely to AI. "We don't want an organisation where people cannot think, because creativity lies in the hands of humans," he told the room, a line quoted back on stages for the rest of the week. 2. Leadership is lonelier than the org chart admits. Stacy Green, Chief People and Sustainability Officer of BizClik, opened the summit with its most human observation. "Leadership can be an extremely lonely place," she said. "You're expected to have a clear vision, make difficult decisions, inspire people and stay calm, all before your first coffee of the day." The cure, her keynote argued, is collaboration across the C-suite rather than heroics within it. 3. Nature loss is a line item now. The Financing a Sustainable Future panel moved sustainability from conscience to balance sheet. "Nature loss is a business critical issue," said Nicky O'Malley, UK CEO of 30x30, citing research that 70% of UK businesses already lose at least 1% of annual turnover to climate and nature impacts. Her closing framing deserves the CFO's noticeboard. "Financing a sustainable future is not a niche. It is a value creation opportunity." "You're expected to have a clear vision, make difficult decisions, inspire people and stay calm, all before your first coffee of the day." Stacy Green, Chief People and Sustainability Officer, BizClik 4. Budgets are the truest sustainability report. Enrique Patrickson, CFO of Hexagon, turned the same panel practical for planning season. "Do you have a page or whole section that talks about what OPEX and CapEx are going into sustainability initiatives? Do you have a proper debate about which ones to fund?" he asked, before the line that summarised the session. "Funding is the main leading indicator of whether things get done." James Murnieks, CFO of Siemens UK&I, added that compliance "is no longer a tick-box task" but a leadership-team matter. 5. Marketing is not 'the girls with the crayons' The CMO Summit's sharpest moment belonged to Bridget Kendrick, CMO and Global Head of Marketing at CRU Group, skewering how the function gets dismissed. "It's not just 'the girls with the crayons'. Marketing offers growth, real growth, in terms of leads, go-to-market strategy and targeting." Adam Boita, CMO of Ecologi, matched her with the budget argument, that done right, "marketing can be a revenue-generating machine". 6. The creative work still comes from your head. Across the AI in Marketing panel, the technology's limits drew the firmest consensus. "I'm not seeing that it has driven any top-line increase," said Bo Hellberg, CMO of String Furniture, while PensionBee CMO Jasper Martens put it plainest. "The actual creative content has to come from your head." Valerie Carlson, Chief Creative Officer of Critical Mass, closed the whole summit in the same spirit, insisting "B2B work deserves just as much love, passion and art as B2C work". On the evidence of two days at Bishopsgate, the machines took notes and the humans gave the quotes. Who are the CXO Summit's key partners? HiBob: The HR technology platform behind Bob, supporting the summit's people-leadership agenda. Led by Co-Founder and CEO Ronni Zehavi; headquartered in New York City. Malt: The European freelance marketplace connecting companies with independent talent. Led by Co-Founder Vincent Huguet; headquartered in Paris, France. Alexander Group: The revenue growth management consultancy advising commercial leaders worldwide; headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. Executives. * Bo Hellberg CMO * Bridget Kendrick Chief Marketing Officer and Global Head of Marketing * Enrique Patrickson Group CFO * James Murnieks CFO of Great Britain and Ireland * Nicky O'Malley CEO UK * Oluwole Fagbohun CEO and Founder * Valerie Carlson Global Chief Creative Officer Company Portals

Data Centre Magazine
Oct 9th, 2026
Why attend SuperIntelligence Summit: Data Centre LIVE 2027.

Why attend SuperIntelligence Summit: Data Centre LIVE 2027. October 09, 2026 The event will merge Data Centre LIVE, AI LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE, with the launch taking place in London in May before the second event in Washington BizClik has launched a new flagship event, The SuperIntelligence Summit, which brings Data Centre LIVE together with AI LIVE and a newly created Infrastructure LIVE under a single banner. The inaugural two-day summit will take place at the QEII Centre in London on 10-11 May 2027, ahead of a second event in Washington DC in October 2027. For data centre operators, it reflects a wider recognition that compute capacity, energy supply and physical infrastructure now sit at the heart of AI strategy conversations. The summit programme is built around six core areas. Six focus areas for data centre leaders: * Enterprise SuperIntelligence * Data Centres and AI Factories * Compute Energy and Infrastructure * Security and Governance * Risk, resilience and sustainability * Human Capability Transition These themes are intended to let attendees examine how organisations scale AI capabilities while managing compute capacity and data centre development. Building on Data Centre LIVE's track record. The summit builds on BizClik's existing event portfolio. Data Centre LIVE has previously welcomed speakers from several major organisations, including: * Martin Reed, Global ESG Director, Data Centre Solutions at CBRE * Vittorio Pierangeli, SVP Global Power Generation at Rolls-Royce Power Systems * Alex Bennett, Global Strategy Realisation & Transformation Director These companies represent the type of speaker faculty BizClik expects to expand further once AI LIVE, Data Centre LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE sit under one programme, giving senior executives from traditionally separate sectors more reason to connect. Glen White, CEO of BizClik, says: "The SuperIntelligence Summit reflects where the industry is heading. AI cannot advance without the infrastructure to support it. The SuperIntelligence Summit reflects where the industry is heading. AI cannot advance without the infrastructure to support it. Glen White, CEO of BizClik "By bringing together AI LIVE, Data Centre LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE, Data Centre Magazine is connecting the leaders developing AI strategies with those building the infrastructure behind them. "It creates one place to share ideas, tackle challenges and support the growth of AI at scale." Infrastructure constraints shaping AI strategy. Glen's view on infrastructure dependency is echoed elsewhere in the business. Tom Chapman, Senior Editor of AI Magazine, says: "Data Centre Magazine is at a critical inflection point where AI ambitions are being constrained by infrastructure realities. Attendees can expect practical insights from organisations already navigating these challenges at scale. Tom Chapman, Senior Editor of AI Magazine "The conversation has moved beyond algorithms and models to encompass data centre capacity, energy supply and cooling systems. "The SuperIntelligence Summit addresses this convergence head-on, delivering content that connects AI strategy with infrastructure execution. "Attendees can expect practical insights from organisations already navigating these challenges at scale." Washington tickets will be available soon.Organisations interested in speaking, sponsorship or partnership opportunities are encouraged to contact [email protected]. Executives. * Alex Bennett Global Strategy Realisation & Transformation Director * Giampiero Frisio President, ABB Electrification * Glen White Chief Executive Officer * Martin Reed Global ESG Director * Vittorio Pierangeli Senior Vice President Global Power Generation Company Portals

Sustainability Magazine
Oct 9th, 2026
Join sustainability leaders at the Industry Impact Summit.

Join sustainability leaders at the Industry Impact Summit. October 09, 2026 BizClik has announced the Industry Impact Summit, which brings together four of its flagship conferences to expand its events footprint in 2027 BizClik has announced the launch of the Industry Impact Summit, a new event series that will combine four of its flagship conferences under one umbrella. The summit debuts in New York City on 20-21 April 2027 followed by a London edition on 7-8 September 2027, which will include a Global Industry Awards ceremony. Four conferences, one integrated platform. The event brings together BizClik's established Sustainability LIVE, Procurement LIVE, Supply Chain LIVE and Manufacturing LIVE programmes into a single large-scale event designed to address the full span of business operations. Topics will cover risk and resilience, global supply chains, emerging technology and AI, all framed within a sustainable operating model. Attendees will be able to move between content streams and networking sessions across sustainability, procurement, supply chain and manufacturing. The London summit in September will feature a Global Industry Awards evening recognising excellence and innovation across all four sectors. This addition marks a further expansion of the event's scope beyond the New York edition. Reflecting industry convergence. The co-located format mirrors the growing integration of procurement, sustainability, supply chain and manufacturing functions inside modern businesses. By positioning these communities alongside one another, the Industry Impact Summit aims to offer a platform for exploring joined-up strategies, shared challenges and cross-functional collaboration. The summit is intended for C-suite executives, senior leaders and decision-makers looking for practical takeaways and connections across multiple business disciplines. The programme will include keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops and an exhibition floor with technology and service providers. Glen White, CEO of BizClik, says: "Industries no longer operate in isolation - procurement, supply chain, sustainability and manufacturing are deeply interconnected, and leaders need a platform that reflects that reality. "The Industry Impact Summit brings together its strongest communities to drive the cross-functional conversations that define modern business strategy. "This is about creating genuine value for executives who are navigating complexity across multiple disciplines and we're proud to deliver that at scale in both New York and London." Built on established events. Each of the four co-located conferences has already built a reputation within its own sector, and the combined format is expected to extend their reach and relevance. New York will take place on 20-21 April 2027, with London following on 7-8 September 2027. Venues, confirmed dates and the full speaker line-up are due to be announced in the coming weeks. Previous editions of BizClik's events have drawn senior leaders from organisations including McDonald's, PepsiCo, Colgate-Palmolive, Deliveroo, Aviva, WPP and Schneider Electric. The company expects the 2027 summits to bring together an even wider group of industry leaders, speakers and organisations across both locations. Super Early Bird tickets are now available for both New York and London, offering discounted rates on standard pricing. There are sponsorship opportunities for companies looking to expand their reach at the Summit. Contact Charlie McGill for more details.

AI Magazine
Oct 7th, 2026
BizClik launches The SuperIntelligence Summit for 2027.

BizClik launches The SuperIntelligence Summit for 2027. By Beckie Jordan October 07, 2026 The first SuperIntelligence Summit by BizClik will bring together AI, data centre and the infrastructure that powers it in 2027 London, 7 October 2026 - BizClik is pleased to announce the launch of The SuperIntelligence Summit, a new flagship event bringing together AI LIVE, Data Centre LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE (new) under one roof. The inaugural two-day summit will take place on 10-11 May 2027 at the QEII Centre in London, followed by a second edition in Washington, D.C. in October 2027. The SuperIntelligence Summit will bring together global leaders at the intersection of AI, data centres and the critical infrastructure required to power the next generation of intelligent systems. By uniting three industry-focused events within one summit, BizClik Media is creating a central platform for senior executives, technology leaders and infrastructure specialists to address the opportunities and challenges created by rapidly growing AI and compute requirements. Attendees stand to gain access to strategic insights, practical case studies, exhibitions, immersive learning experiences and networking opportunities spanning the AI, data centre and infrastructure ecosystems. Addressing critical infrastructure challenges. As organisations accelerate AI adoption, the infrastructure required to support increasingly complex models and workloads is becoming a strategic priority. The SuperIntelligence Summit will focus on six core areas shaping the development and deployment of intelligent systems: Enterprise SuperIntelligence; Data Centres & AI Factories; Compute Energy & Infrastructure; Security & Governance; Risk, Resilience & Sustainability; and Human Capability Transition. Across these areas, the summit will examine how organisations can scale AI capabilities while addressing compute capacity, data centre development, energy requirements, security, governance, resilience and workforce transformation. The programme is set to bring together enterprise leaders, technology providers and infrastructure specialists to explore the technologies, partnerships and investment strategies required to support intelligent systems at scale. Industry leadership and strategic impact. The convergence of AI, data centres and critical infrastructure is changing how organisations approach technology investment and long-term growth. AI development increasingly depends on access to computing capacity, resilient data centre infrastructure and the physical and energy systems required to support it. The SuperIntelligence Summit will connect the leaders responsible for each part of this ecosystem, enabling conversations that extend beyond individual technologies and address the wider requirements of intelligent systems. The summit builds on BizClik Media's established event portfolio, including Data Centre LIVE, which has previously welcomed speakers from leading organisations including ABB, CBRE, Rolls-Royce Power Systems and NTT Global Data Centers. By bringing AI LIVE, Data Centre LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE together, the 2027 programme will provide broader industry representation, an expanded speaker faculty and increased opportunities for senior executives to connect across traditionally separate sectors. Glen White, CEO of BizClik, says: "The SuperIntelligence Summit reflects where the industry is heading. AI cannot advance without the infrastructure to support it. By bringing together AI LIVE, Data Centre LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE, we're connecting the leaders developing AI strategies with those building the infrastructure behind them. It creates one place to share ideas, tackle challenges and support the growth of AI at scale." Tom Chapman, Senior Editor of AI Magazine, says: "We're at a critical inflection point where AI ambitions are being constrained by infrastructure realities. The conversation has moved beyond algorithms and models to encompass data centre capacity, energy supply and cooling systems. The SuperIntelligence Summit addresses this convergence head-on, delivering content that connects AI strategy with infrastructure execution. Attendees can expect practical insights from organisations already navigating these challenges at scale." A global summit for AI and infrastructure. Following its London launch in May, The SuperIntelligence Summit will head to Washington, D.C. in October 2027, establishing a global event series connecting AI, data centre and infrastructure leaders across two major markets. Both editions will combine dedicated conference zones, exhibitions and networking opportunities, providing a platform for decision-makers responsible for the technology, infrastructure and investment behind intelligent systems. Further details on the conference programme, speaker line-up, sponsors, and partners will be announced over the coming months. Super early bird registration for London is now open via the websites. Washington tickets will be available soon. Organisations interested in speaking, sponsorship or partnership opportunities are encouraged to contact the team on [email protected] About BizClik. BizClik is a global B2B media and events company producing sector-specific content across technology, sustainability, procurement, fintech, AI and more. Through digital magazines, websites, newsletters, webinars and award-winning events, BizClik connects enterprise leaders with executive audiences to drive strategic business engagement. Media Enquiries Beckie Jordan Head of Events Communications [email protected] Company Portals

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