LEADERS’ SUMMIT

Local Focus. National Relevance

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12th February 2026 | Royal Armouries, Leeds

700+

Attendees

4

Breakout Rooms

40

Stand Opportunities

75+

Local Trusts

1-2-1

Meetings Platform

Enabling Meaningful Collaboration Across Digital Health and Care

Innovation - Transformation - Collaboration

✔ Stay up-to-date with the latest technology trends

✔ Gain insights to improve patient outcomes

✔ Learn from your peers successes and challenges

✔ Upskill and become more effective in your role

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Get a year's worth of networking, idea exchange, and peer connection packed into just one day! Elevate patient outcomes with actionable insights that boost care quality, operational efficiency, and decision-making prowess.

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Main Stage

Exhibition Floor

Roundtables

Seminar Sessions

HETT VIPs

Speakers

Explore

Get to know the faces behind the innovations as you journey across the show floor.

Learn

Directly plug into your peers and learn from project successes and challenges.

Network

Build long-lasting relationships, share interests and become more effective in your role.

What do our visitors say?

Jaz Dhaliwal, Partner, Digital Health, KPMG

It's the first of its kind and its been a fantastic day. There's been lots of rich conversations and the ability to join up those conversations at system level between suppliers, vendors and the NHS and policy, and how we can really work together to deliver that transformation.
Liz Ashall-Payne, CEO, ORCHA

It has been amazing, it's really buzzy, it's full of all the right people. Everybody's here desperate to do things differently and learn from each other. For me, as someone who was born and lives in the North, it's a real pleasure to see HETT joining the North.
Nav Chana MBE, GP, Clinical Director, National Association of Primary Care (NAPC)

It's been a good day. I've enjoyed being here, enjoyed meeting colleagues, friends, people I've seen on the conference circuit in the past, so I have very much enjoyed my day at the conference.
Masood Ahmed, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin

One of those events where people come together, they share and you meet people that you don't normally get to talk to, so it's really good to catch up and share problems, learn and the panels often share some real insights that make a difference.
Jenny Chong, Chair of the Medway Innovation Institute, Non-Executive Director, Medway NHS Foundation Trust, HETT Steering Committee

HETT brings the entire health and care community together so we can connect, share and learn and be part of the solution together. What I find really valuable with HETT, is the conversations don't just end here. By creating those really valuable connections, the conversations then continue as we go back to our day jobs