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National BIDs Conference 2025

Join us at this year's National BIDs Conference

The 2025 National BIDs Conference will take place on Wednesday 5th November at One Moorgate Place, London.

This year, you can expect our packed agenda to focus on 'Resilient Roots, Bold Growth'.

This central theme provides us with the perfect canvas from which to discuss the likes of:

* BIDs and their role in nurturing place-based partnerships and business ecosystems to build the strongest foundations 
* Innovative future-ready strategies for growth at the heart of communities
* Collaboration and collective vision to aid resilience
* Case studies of boldly delivered BID strategies which are already proving that the right roots generated growth 

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We hope you are able to join us!

The photo gallery from last year's Conference can be viewed below:

Photo Gallery (2024)

Our Speakers

More to be announced soon...

Superintendent Lisa Maslen, National Business Crime Centre

Superintendent Lisa Maslen, National Business Crime Centre

Lisa has such an incredible amount of insight and experience, and will bring our members an exceptional overview of what's happening when it comes to retail crime, and where the NBCC sits in that focus.

Our Sponsor

Our Sponsor

The National BIDs Conference sponsor for 2025 is Blachere Illumination, who have been leading the way in commercial festive decorations for over 45 years. Most recently, Blachere have been addressing plastic pollution with their Recyprint range, where plastic bottles are collected and used to create stunning illuminations. They are also a recognised partner with WWC thank to their eco-friendly products.

Catch up with the Blachere team on the day.

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The Venue

The Venue

This year we will be hosting the conference at the grade II listed building, One Moorgate Place in London, which first opened in 1893. 

As you venture through One Moorgate Place, you will appreciate the creative engineering work of the original architectural style and building design. With extensions and updates taking place throughout its history, there is a strong art-deco feel in some areas which juxtaposes the original features.

Although a grade II listed building, One Moorgate Place continues to move with the wants and needs of the events and conferencing market and maintains to keep up with technical developments of the 21st century.

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