Thursday 29 April 2027
1.30pm – 7pm, in-person
Events @No. 6, London
In-person
99% of consultancies are already using AI in some form, but only 15% fully deployed it across the business, and that group is twice as likely to be seeing high growth and profit*. The firms still testing it in pockets are the least likely to have grown at all. The most important question is how you build a stategy that moves the needle on your firm.
The headless future, with Ben Edwards (CMap)
Ben will look at where professional services technology is heading: a “headless” model where the systems running your business sit further in the background and the work itself becomes more automated and interconnected. It’s a look at the direction of travel, so you can see what’s coming before it arrives.
Assessing and building your AI strategy, with TCGN member Tim Cook (AI Confident)
Many businesses treat AI as a way to cut cost. Tim will make the case for answering a different question: how can AI help you do more? Delivering more value for clients, growing market share, turning services into products or freeing up time for something entirely new. Using real examples of businesses getting this right (and wrong), you’ll work through four levels of change to shape your own AI ambition, and leave with a framework to lead it with clarity and turn it into measurable impact.
Consultancy use cases, with TCGN member Rupert Wiseman (AssumeAI)
Rupert closes with specific, sector-relevant use cases, covering both the productivity gains AI can deliver inside your business and how it can enhance or reshape the proposition you sell to clients.
What you’ll get:
- A view of where the technology and market are heading
- Your own AI strategy assessment, completed in the room
- Real consultancy use cases for both productivity and proposition
- Time with other consultancy leaders working through the same questions
*Consultancy BenchPress 2026 report
Our speakers
Ben Edwards
Ben is the VP of consulting at CMap. He is responsible for sales, business development and partnerships across North America, UK & International professional service markets - primarily in consulting.
Tim Cook
Tim is CEO and Founder of AIConfident, a purpose-driven business that specialises in helping organisations put the strategy, governance, training and culture in place for responsible AI adoption and adaptation. Prior to founding AIConfident, Tim spent over a decade working on AI in Government, including four years as Deputy Head of the Government’s Office for Artificial Intelligence, advising Ministers and Number 10 on AI policy and strategy.
Rupert Wiseman
Rupert is Co-Founder and MD of AssumeAI, helping specialist consulting firms scale delivery capacity and build defensible competitive advantage through AI and automation, without compromising governance, quality or control. Drawing on a legal background in governance and risk, he works with consulting teams on AI audits, automation and bespoke AI application development that delivers measurable ROI.
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