Community gathering
Sector meet-ups that leave room for real exchange
Open gatherings can be most valuable when attendees arrive with a question, share what they are learning and make time to continue the conversation afterward.
Events
Conversations worth making time for.
Explore gatherings, workshops and practical sessions for people working across the digital sector. Each listing is a starting point for learning, connection and a useful next step.
Northern Tech Events
A clearer way to find the room.
The events desk brings together sector activity in one place, from focused workshops to wider community gatherings. Use the listing as a practical route into new ideas, peers and ongoing work.
Event formats
Make the calendar useful.
Look for the format that best fits the question you are working on—not just the topic on the agenda.
Workshop
Work through a live challenge
Smaller, practical sessions offer time to compare approaches, test ideas and leave with a clearer action.
Briefing
Bring a wider view into focus
Briefings create space to understand a changing area of work, identify useful questions and compare perspectives.
How to use the listing
Arrive prepared. Leave connected.
Choose a question
Start with the challenge, decision or skill you want to explore.
Read the format
Check whether the session is built for listening, learning, discussion or practical work.
Make an introduction
Prepare a short, clear account of what you are working on and why it matters.
Continue the work
Follow up on the most useful conversation while the ideas are still fresh.
Submit an event
Help make the listing more useful.
Know of a digital-sector event that offers meaningful learning or connection? Send a concise note with its purpose, format, date and location details for editorial review.
About events
Questions, answered plainly.
What kinds of events belong here?
The listing is intended for digital-sector gatherings with a clear learning, discussion, peer-networking or practical-work purpose.
How can I submit an event?
Send the essential details to info@techchronicle.en-html.com, including the event name, format, date, location and a concise description.
Will every submitted event be listed?
Listings are reviewed for relevance and clarity. A submission is not a guarantee of publication.
Can an event be online or hybrid?
Yes. Clearly state the format so prospective attendees can decide whether it suits their circumstances.
Where can I find wider sector reporting?
Explore the site’s business, investment, careers and ecosystem sections for reporting that adds context to the conversations around events.