Discover Our Distinguished Venue Spaces

Main Location

London Institute for Healthcare Engineering

The London Institute for Healthcare Engineering (LIHE) embodies King’s College London’s mission to make the world a better place. In a building dedicated to bringing MedTech innovations to patients and the market, we offer hands-on executive support for medical innovations from across the UK, and give MedTech entrepreneurs the confidence to proceed at pace from bench to bedside to boardroom. Our only metric is how many patients the innovations we support positively impact. Future patients deserve it.

February 25th – 26th
Website: lihe.org.uk
‍100 Lambeth Palace Rd, London SE1 7AR

Welcome Reception

One Great George Street

The history of our events venue starts with the Westminster address and SW1 postcode. The building, designed by James Miller, is the headquarters of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), the world’s first professional engineering body.

The building was first used as a commercial conference, event and wedding venue in the early 1980’s when it was hired for the filming of ‘Reds’ and ‘Gandhi’ released in 1981. The venue was then known as ‘The Civils Conference Centre’ and launched as One Great George Street in 1991.

Flooded with natural daylight from its towering floor-to-ceiling windows, the Great Hall offers an immediate sense of openness and possibility. Its vast proportions, soaring ceilings and elegant marble columns create an atmosphere that feels both prestigious and forward-looking — an ideal environment for welcoming global leaders in radiology, AI research, clinical practice and industry.
 

Tuesday, 24th February
Website: www.onegreatgeorgestreet.com
1 Great George St, London SW1P 3AA

WGala Dinner

The Inner Temple

The Inner Temple is one of London’s most historic and distinguished institutions, forming one of the four Inns of Court that have been at the heart of the English legal system for over 600 years. Its origins date back to the 14th century, and the estate has played a continuous role in the intellectual, civic and cultural life of the city ever since. Set between Fleet Street and the River Thames, the Inner Temple is a rare enclave of tranquillity in central London, combining centuries of tradition with remarkable architectural beauty.

After an intellectually demanding programme, the transition into this historic and atmospheric space allows you to step away from the intensity of formal sessions and reflect in more relaxed, elegant surroundings.