Why Partner with Making Digital Deliver for the NHS?

Showcase your organisation to NHS decision-makers

Engage directly with senior leaders from across the NHS, including:

NHS England
Integrated Care Systems (ICSs)
NHS trusts and foundation trusts
Community, mental health and ambulance providers
Arm's Length Bodies and healthcare partners

These are the individuals responsible for:

shaping digital and data strategies
prioritising investment and transformation programmes
improving operational performance and productivity
evaluating and implementing new technologies and solutions

Demonstrate real-world impact in healthcare

Making Digital Deliver for the NHS provides a platform to showcase how your organisation is helping address some of the NHS's most pressing challenges, including:

reducing waiting times and improving patient flow
improving workforce productivity and efficiency
enabling smarter use of health and care data
supporting AI adoption safely and responsibly
improving patient experience and outcomes

This is not a forum for theoretical discussion. Innovation in Health focuses on practical delivery, proven outcomes and lessons learned from implementation.

Take part in meaningful conversations

Participate in interactive sessions, workshops and discussions designed to:

explore current NHS transformation priorities
share real-world case studies and implementation experience
discuss the opportunities and challenges of digital innovation in healthcare
connect your expertise with the needs of NHS organisations

These conversations provide opportunities to position your organisation as a trusted partner in NHS transformation.

Build relationships that matter

We work with exhibitors and sponsors to facilitate meaningful engagement with:

senior buyers and commissioners
digital, data and transformation leaders
programme directors and SROs
policy and operational decision-makers

This ensures your organisation is speaking to the right stakeholders, not a general audience.

Strengthen your position within the NHS

Beyond visibility, Making Digital Deliver for the NHS enables organisations to demonstrate:

a deep understanding of NHS priorities and challenges
experience delivering successful health and care transformation programmes
expertise in digital, data and AI-enabled solutions
commitment to improving patient outcomes and operational performance
alignment with the NHS's approach to innovation, governance and responsible adoption

Generate qualified opportunities

Making Digital Deliver for the NHS is designed to support meaningful commercial and partnership outcomes, connecting organisations with individuals who:

define transformation requirements
influence procurement and investment decisions
lead digital, data and innovation programmes
oversee technology implementation and adoption
manage budgets and strategic priorities

Enquire about partnership opportunities

Complete the enquiry form below and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss how partnering with Making Digital Deliver for the NHS can help you achieve your objectives.

ENQUIRE TO SPONSOR OR EXHIBIT

Charlotte Williams

Deputy Chief Executive, North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust

Charlotte is Deputy Chief Executive at North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust, a large NHS hospital organisation which she joined in May 2024. Her responsibilities include System Integration and working across Place, Strategy and Transformation, Digital Services, Improvement, Innovation and Organisational Development. Charlotte is also a member of the North Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Health and Care Partnership Board.

Prior to her current role, Charlotte was Chief Strategy & Improvement Officer at Mid & South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, a very large hospital group leading on quality improvement and innovation, digital services, system and service redesign, clinical service strategy, system-wide transformation, and strategic intelligence. When in Essex, Charlotte developed the successful and award-winning MSE Innovation Fellowship and partnered with Anglia Ruskin University and NHS England to deliver the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Training Programme, including launching the InSites network of adoption partners across England. Charlotte joined the MSE Foundation Trust in August 2017 from UCLPartners Academic Health Science Partnership where she held a number of roles working across discovery science, clinical research, and innovation. This included public engagement in service change, widening involvement in research, wealth creation and business development.

Charlotte was seconded for two years to NHS England’s Strategy Group, within national policy and strategy development, including supporting the writing 2016’s Next Steps on the Forward View and Programme Manager for the initiation of the NHS New Models of Care Vanguard Programme. As the founding Executive Director of the London Cancer Integrated Cancer System, Charlotte helped drive major system change in the capital between 2010 and 2014, after several years as a senior manager in acute hospital operations. Charlotte began her career as an NHS Graduate Management Trainee in 2001, after a Master’s degree in Biochemistry from the University of Oxford.

Charlotte is an Associate Editor at the BMJ Leader journal and has works with the Proud2BOps Network and NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme to support future leaders in heath and care. Charlotte has won multiple awards for her work on the adoption of innovation into practice across healthcare, and patient and staff engagement in digital change, and has written and spoken on this subject for several years. Charlotte is a member of the Innovation Advisory Group for Alzheimer’s Society, an Honorary Associate Professor in the School of Social Policy at the University of Birmingham, a Senior Visiting Fellow at Bayes Business School, London and Chair of Ehlers-Danlos Support UK, a national charity supporting people with disabilities.

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