The NHS Strategy Summit
10-Year Forward Planning Private Summit
County Hall, Belvedere Rd, London SE1 7PB
On June 26th 2025, over 300 senior leaders, 200 organisations, and key strategic partners will convene for a landmark gathering, an exclusive, high-impact day of planning and execution that will shape the future of healthcare in the UK, at County Hall, Westminster.
This summit is not just another event; it is a pivotal moment in defining the next decade of the NHS. At a time of unprecedented change and challenge, The NHS Strategy Summit-10 (NSS10) will partner with NHS organisations to bring together leaders to define the areas that will drive transformation and funding focus across the sector. The agenda is focused on the fundamental building blocks for a revitalised health system: AI, patient flow, digital transformation, preventative health, remote monitoring and virtual wards strategy, elective recovery, finances, data and AI NHS adoption, patient flow, capacity and workforce, and strengthening primary and community care through innovation.
The NHS Strategy Summit-10 (NSS10) will bring together the most influential minds in healthcare, those who will define and deliver the 10-year vision for the NHS. Through a series of thought leadership presentations, strategic planning sessions, roundtable discussions, and private one-to-one meetings, this summit is the only forum of its kind, tackling the most pressing challenges facing the system today. It will also focus on technology to drive integrated systems and clinical systems impact, mental health and living well strategies, women’s health strategies, population management strategy, ADHD strategies, and more.
About the Summit
Keynote Speakers
Sir James Mackey
Chief Executive Officer, NHS England
Lord Victor Adebowale
Chair, IPPR
Chief Executive Officer, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust and South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Stacey Hunter
Philip Johns
Chief Executive Officer, NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board
Chief Executive Officer, Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust
Jim Austin
Ade Odunlade
Chief Operating Officer, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
Basirat Sadiq
Chief Executive Officer, Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Ming Tang
Chief Digital and Information Officer (Interim) and Chief Data and Analytics Officer, NHS England
Chief Operating Officer, Barking, Havering And Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
Fiona Wheeler
Shajeda Ahmed
Chief People Officer, NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board
Ian Smith
Chair, Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care System
Derek Tracey
Chief Medical Officer South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
Kevin Lockyer
Trust Chair, Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Elin Jones
National Programme Director for Elective Recovery, NHSE
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Summit Themes and Discussion Points
The summit themes have been curated based on feedback directly from senior Chief and Director colleagues joining the event. These topics will be explored deeper on the day in round-table discussions and keynotes.
Financial Planning and Efficiency
Maintaining financial stability and activity pressures, while balancing the safety of patients.
Approaches to delivering against the financial envelope for NHS providers while aligning with workforce challenges.
Cost saving and commercial initiatives and innovative approaches to the financial challenges.
Operational Delivery and Patient Flow
Elective performance recovery vs financial sustainability.
Urgent Care: demand and capacity planning, approaches and targets.
Managing long length of stay, bed capacity and OOA for mental health.
Leadership, Culture and Supporting Our Workforce
Supporting staff morale against a backdrop of challenges and a tired workforce.
Cultural transformation and delivering commitments in our 2025/26 operational plan.
Supporting our teams to stay on course, despite national changes and targets.
Navigating an Evolving Healthcare Landscape
The implications of ICB reform and strategic commissioning.
Where should we look towards digital and data to truly enhance the shift to community?
Neighbourhood working and changing models of care to meet population need.
Honest and open debates with colleagues around what is and isn't possible.
Who will be attending?
3%
Policymakers & Government Advisors
52%
NHS Trust CEOs & Senior Leadership
10%
National Health Leaders
5%
Strategic Partners & Industry Experts
20%
Tech & Digital Health Pioneers
10%
Senior Clinicians & Healthcare Changemakers
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