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Here is the full line-up for the GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit 2026

The full line-up of this year's GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit has been announced, featuring keynotes from Sarah Venables, founder of the HR Confidence Club; Jonny Hopper, CEO of Glowmade Studio; and Harvey Elliott and Carmen Martino of Playstack. The event is once again sponsored by Amiqus. Read more

Here is the full line-up for the GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit 2026

The GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit 2026 has unveiled its comprehensive lineup of keynotes and sessions, taking place at The Royal Institution in London on October 1. Sponsored by Amiqus, the full-day event features over a dozen talks and facilitated discussions centered around people and workplaces in the gaming industry.

The morning session delves into people professionals' pressing concerns in the game business, offering practical insights into AI, upcoming legislation, and working with unions. Sarah Venables, founder of the HR Confidence Club, delivers a keynote on "The Future of People Leadership – Resilience, Complexity, and Changing Expectations" at 09:15.

Following the morning session, the afternoon session shifts focus to effective leadership and the role of people strategy in driving business success. Jonny Hopper, CEO of Glowmade Studio, presents "People as a Competitive Advantage – How Workplace Culture Drives Organizational Success" at 13:30.

Throughout the day, attendees can participate in breakout sessions under Chatham House rules, enabling open dialogue and knowledge sharing on topics such as managing performance during business turmoil, identifying skill pathways, and addressing the rise of AI in HR and business. The day concludes with the 2026 Best Places to Work Awards, recognizing companies in small, medium, and large categories for their efforts in education, diversity, and corporate social responsibility.

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