AgentCon - London

Overview

AgentCon - London is a one day in person conference focused on AI agents, hosted as part of the AgentCon series. The event gathers developers, engineers, researchers, and builders who are exploring the design, deployment, and orchestration of AI agents and agentic systems. The venue is London Southbank University in London, United Kingdom, with a program that emphasizes practical code, live demonstrations, and hands-on sessions designed to accelerate real world adoption of agent technology.

Agenda

The schedule centers around the Southwark Lecture Theatre with additional sessions in the Exhibition Space and Exhibition Annex. Registration opens early in the morning, followed by a Welcome session to set the tone for the day. The lineup includes keynote style talks and practical workshops covering agent orchestration, governance, safety, and enterprise scale deployments. Highlights include:

• Agents of Tomorrow: Building the Next Generation of Intelligence in the Southwark Lecture Theatre
• It is Dangerous to Code Alone! Take This: AI Developer Survival Guide in the Exhibition Space
• Beyond the Model: Securing and Future-Proofing Agentic AI Systems in the Southwark Lecture Theatre
• Teaching agents to pay and working with payment tokens in Stripe contexts
• Build, Deploy & Operate AI Agents at Enterprise Scale with Solace Agent Mesh in the Exhibition Annex
• Neo4j Agent Memory Workshop in the Exhibition Annex
• Context engineering and session coverage on memory, governance, and safe agent design Sessions run across multiple tracks including Southwark Lecture Theatre, Exhibition Space, and Exhibition Annex, with breaks and lunch interludes.

Speakers

The event features a diverse set of speakers drawn from major tech companies and AI communities. Notable participants include Frederiek Vandepitte (Software Engineer @ Xebia), Carly Richmond (Developer Advocate Lead @ Elastic), Salih Guler (Senior Developer Advocate at AWS Amplify), Dux Raymond Sy (Microsoft RD & MVP), Chris Durow (AI Consultant @ advancing analytics), Henry Collie (Technical Curriculum Developer, Neo4j), Anannya Roy Chowdhury (Gen AI Developer Advocate at AWS), Lee Stott (Principal Cloud Advocate Manager at Microsoft), and others. Presentations cover topics such as multi-agent storytelling, agent safety and governance, context engineering, model routing with Foundry, enterprise scale agent meshes, and hands-on memory and persistence patterns with Neo4j. The program includes live demos, panels, and interactive sessions intended to blend theory with practical implementation details.

Format

The day comprises a mix of deep-dive talks, technical workshops, live demonstrations, and interactive sessions. Attendees can explore dedicated tracks in different rooms, attend vendor showcases in the Exhibition Space, and participate in hands-on workshops in the Exhibition Annex. The format emphasizes practical code, real-world case studies, and opportunities to network with peers and experts. There are also calendar add-to-session options and opportunities to connect with speakers and sponsors.

Venue

London Southbank University, LSBU Hub, 100 - 116 London Road, London, United Kingdom. The venue map and session locations are indicated on the event pages and the schedule shows three main tracks with clear room labels. The event accommodates on-site attendance and includes networking opportunities with a global AI community, sponsors, and chapter organizers.

Who should attend

The conference targets developers, software engineers, architects, data scientists, and product teams interested in AI agents, agentic systems, and practical AI deployment. It is aimed at those who want hands-on experience, real code examples, and discussions about governance, safety, and scalability of AI agents in enterprise contexts.

FAQ

Inquiries about attendance, venue access, and session details can be addressed on the event page or by contacting the organizers via the Global AI Community channels. The event is in English and emphasizes in-person participation with accessible session formats and live demonstrations.