Today is the last day of Bristol Technology Festival!!

Supported by our headline partner, Ghyston, an award-winning UK software company, the festival will be taking place from 7 – 11 October 2024 in various locations across our vibrant city. As usual, connecting people and sharing knowledge will be at the core of the Festival.

In case you need refreshing, the five themes are:

Impact:The Impact we make as individuals, businesses and as a sector is catalysing technological innovations across industries. From sustainability and green initiatives to talent and retention, our Impact is transforming the way we live and work. What can we do today for a better tomorrow? Today we bring the week together into the how – and what the next steps are for us all.

Experience: In partnership with AND Digital, Experience Day is all about the end-users using our products. We are a tech community built around collaboration, bringing ideas and passions together. Let’s use this day to look at the world differently, help each other, listen to each other and build a strong conversation.

Scale: We will highlight critical areas such as funding, and the importance of future-proofing our business in an ever-changing climate.

Creative: In partnership with Aer Studios, Bristol Creative Industries & MyWorld. Technology is nothing without the story – we are a city of creatives, how has the story changed, our relationship with audiences and how will we engage in the future online and in-person? Let’s use today to share our visions, showcase solutions and be creative.

Learn: Today is all about providing opportunities for attendees to connect with other professionals, learn about the latest developments and trends, and gain insights into the future of the industry.

Are all programming languages born Equal? Is your code delivery green? Does good housekeeping help? What can you do to deliver sustainable engineering?

Learn about Aviva’s Net Zero mission and the journey to improving the sustainability of their Tech deliveries.

Who should attend?

  • People keen to understand how to manage and tackle their cloud costs and move towards maturity in sustainability.
  • Those responsible for costs and sustainability in their roles.
  • Those involved in data/ software engineering in cloud.

Register here

There’s a growing skills gap in the technology & engineering industry. Fewer young people are looking to pursue careers in this space with increasing barriers to entry and a lack of easily accessible information regarding the kinds of careers available. With the rise of new technologies, the skills that the workforce requires are evolving and the need for greater discourse between educators and employers to identify these needs is growing.

This panel, hosted as a part of Bristol Technology Festival, will discuss the skills gap and what organisations can do to support and encourage young people into STEM careers. It will also look at how the future of digital industries will require a generation of highly talented young people from all backgrounds.

Register here

Whether you’re a new entrepreneur with an innovative new idea, a Company executive looking to take its vision to the next level, or a business-owner looking at potential exit strategies, this event is designed to provide valuable insight and strategies for navigating the broad business life cycle effectively.

Our panellists will be able to provide expert information that aims to help decision-makers in their journey.

Albert Goodman Chartered Accountants are delighted to be presenting this discussion with experts providing valuable insights on the themes and topics that accountancy, tax, and legal advisors field from tech-based businesses to help better advise and support them in the key stages of their business life cycle. Examples of the themes and topics to be covered include:

Register here

After an exciting and insightful week at the Bristol Tech Festival, join us at the Ghyston office for an informal gathering to unwind, network, and share your top takeaways. This event is a relaxed opportunity to reflect on the highlights of the week, exchange ideas, and celebrate the festival’s success.

Attendees are invited to put their name in the hat to give a quick 5-minute talk on their favourite moments or most valuable insights. Whether you want to share a story, discuss a breakthrough, or simply enjoy a drink with like-minded professionals, this is the perfect way to wrap up a fantastic week at Bristol Tech Festival.

Register here

Ben Oliver