Latest Events in Chilworth(July Updated)

AI Opportunity Training for SMEs: Turn AI into Action No Hidden Agenda This is a paid, no-fluff workshop focused entirely on helping SMEs apply AI practically. We’re not selling software, platforms, or services—the workshop is the value. Satisfaction Guarantee If you're not satisfied for any reason after attending, we’ll refund your ticket—no questions asked. Event Overview Ready to move beyond AI buzzwords and into real, practical action? This full-day training helps SME leaders identify, plan, and implement AI in their business. Whether you're exploring ideas or preparing to automate your first process, this day is structured to build both clarity and confidence. Key Benefits Uncover AI use cases specific to your business needs Learn to identify where AI adds measurable value Understand AI limitations, flaws, and ethical risks Create a blueprint for your first AI-enhanced workflow Gain visibility into tech stack and budget considerations Network with other forward-thinking SME leaders Access resources and support after the event What You’ll Experience This interactive session is paced for engagement, with collaborative exercises and concrete deliverables: Start with Coffee & Connection Begin the day with informal networking, light bites, and relaxed conversations with fellow SME leaders. Welcome & Expectations Set personal goals, align expectations, and meet the group in a supportive environment. Module 4: Spot the Opportunity Use a guided "AI Opportunity Canvas" to identify where AI could streamline processes or unlock growth in your business. Module 5: AI’s Flaws, Biases & Risks Learn to manage risks like hallucinations, privacy violations, and hidden costs—so you can adopt AI responsibly and effectively. Lunch & Networking Enjoy a chance to connect further over lunch, swap ideas, and reflect on the morning insights. Live Demos of AI Workflows and Agents Watch working examples of AI agents in action, showing how they can automate tasks and orchestrate workflows. Module 6: AI Workflow Blueprint Map your first automation idea and outline the steps to test it in your business—no tech jargon, just clear guidance. Module 7: AI Tech Stack + Budget Planning Demystify what tech is needed to support your workflow, what it costs, and how to plan for adoption. Final Coffee Break Wind down with a final refreshment break before wrapping up the day. Next Steps & Community Onboarding End with a clear action plan, access to the ongoing support community, and tailored resources to move forward. Why This Workshop Is Different Real-World Focus: Every module is grounded in SME realities, not theory No Tech Speak: Clear explanations, practical exercises, no coding required Actionable Output: Leave with a usable AI blueprint and clarity on budget & next steps Post-Event Support: Continued access to resources, community, and guidance Who Should Attend SME owners and decision-makers Innovation and strategy leads Operational and transformation managers Curious business leaders looking to pilot AI use What’s Included Full-day, expert-led training Coffee, snacks, and networking lunch Live AI demonstrations and use case walkthroughs Implementation worksheets and planning tools Follow-up resources and support community access Information Source: Analytium Group | eventbrite

Innovation Fundamentals Masterclass – PPIE Tuesday 30 September 5 - 8pm In-person event Axis Centre, University of Southampton Science Park, SO16 7NP Free to attend (£5 deposit refunded on attendance) Patient and Public Engagement (PPIE) is a fundamental element of health tech development, design and deployment and an important element for grant funding applications. Understanding the impact and potential benefit of your innovation on patients and the public is vital to aiding adoption and ensuring long-term sustainable use of your product. You may end up with something no-one wants, needs or can use without understanding: the unmet need how an innovation needs to be designed to be able to be used how to engage with those who will use, or benefit from, your innovation. Your grant applications are also very unlikely to be successful without a strong PPIE programme. To ensure this doesn’t happen for your innovation join us for an evening masterclass which will: provide understanding on why PPIE is important from the beginning help you develop a PPIE approach for your innovation inform you on how to engage with groups and organisations to provide PPIE insights explore how to develop a PPIE programme into grant applications to improve your chance of success. We are excited to announce that Bournemouth University’s PIER partnership and several VCSOs local to Dorset and Hampshire will be joining us, providing insights and networking opportunities. We will also be joined by an innovator who will demonstrate how they completed PPIE and how vital it has been towards their success. We will also be sharing how we, at Health Innovation Wessex, can support you with other work packages in your grant applications. This masterclass will be particularly beneficial for: health and medtech companies of all sizes innovators in NHS organisations – including health/medtech industries and academia clinical entrepreneurs/innovators. There will also be some time for networking over evening refreshments. A £5 deposit will be needed to secure your spot for this event, refunded on attendance. For further information contact: Claire.martin@hiwessex.net Information Source: Health Innovation Wessex | eventbrite

Save the date! We're happy to announce our next Women in Tech Hampshire event: Thriving in Non-Technical Tech Roles! The tech industry isn’t just about coding, it thrives on a wide range of non-technical roles that are just as essential to innovation and success. While coding and software development often take center stage, the reality is that technology excels on a diverse range of skills, from communication and leadership to problem-solving and strategic thinking. We are honoured to be joined by Jemma Robinson, COO of Person Centred Software, Masha Gaganova, Digital Transformation Consultant and ex-Roche, Michelle Denton, Business Operations Manager at Estée Lauder Companies, and Rhiannon Evans, Agile Practitioner at Unily. Our expert panel will share their career journeys, explore the most valuable non-technical skills in the industry, and discuss how expertise from fields like marketing, legal, and healthcare can translate into successful tech careers. About Jemma Jemma is the COO at Person Centred Software, a leading SaaS company dedicated to improving lives of all those in the Social Care sector. With over 16 years of experience in the care industry and a background in forensic psychology, she brings a unique blend of analytical insight, operational expertise, and deep empathy to the tech space. About Masha Maria (Masha) is a strategic leader with over 15 years of international experience in digital transformation and MedTech innovation at Roche, delivering growth and launching pioneering healthcare solutions across Russia, the UK, Ireland, and global markets. Expertise includes building digital health partnerships, driving double-digit market share growth, and implementing user-centric solutions. About Michelle Michelle is a Business Operations Manager for Estée Lauder Companies Inc, having shaped and driven digital innovation for beauty ecommerce over the past 13 years. Michelle's core ethos is that people plus communication bring technology to life, and ultimately, the technology needs to serve end users, which has driven excellence in digital solutions for 15+ prestige beauty brands at Estée Lauder. Michelle's previous experience spans The Walt Disney Company, Pineapple Dance Studios, the NHS and Staples. About Rhiannon Rhiannon is an Agile Practitioner helping teams build great products and create ways of working that actually work. A background working in digital delivery, she spends time connecting tech and business proving you don't need to code to make a big impact in tech. Passionate about collaboration, continuous improvement and creating spaces where people can do their best work. There will be networking before and after the panel discussion, with the option to ask questions throughout. If you would like to submit any questions for the panel, please email Lauren or Amy on WiTH@SpectrumIT.co.uk Please join our LinkedIn Group for any event updates and networking opportunities Women in Tech Hampshire - LinkedIn Information Source: Women in Tech Hampshire | eventbrite

Evening of Mediumship with Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt is a Spiritualist Medium who is currently touring the UK with her successful Psychic / Mediumship Evenings.As a Medium Nikki Kitt aims to provide evidence of life after life by getting links from loved ones in spirit for people in the audience with amazing accuracy in descriptions, personalities and all sorts of personal information.. to give both confirmation and comfort.I have been aware of spirit my whole life and so have no doubt that we carry on after this physical life and my demonstrations are to prove the same to everyone else. Testimonies :- "Hi Nikki I attended your evening last night and just wanted to say that you have an amazing talent" "I have seen many mediums and psychics over the years and you are by far the best and most accurate the details you give are amazing" "My god went to see Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt tonight my mum came through soooo happy she was spot on with everything.. Thank you Nikki amazing night" Information Source: Nikki Kitt | eventbrite

Save the date! We're happy to announce our next Women in Tech Hampshire event: The Importance of Women in AI! AI is evolving at an unprecedented pace, transforming industries and reshaping the way we work, communicate, and make decisions. What once felt like futuristic concepts are now part of everyday life. Our expert panel will explore the critical role women play in shaping the future of technology and artificial intelligence. We'll discuss why having more women in tech isn’t just about representation, but it's about driving smarter, more ethical innovation. The conversation will highlight the importance of building diverse tech teams and using inclusive data sets, showing how these elements are essential for creating fairer, more impactful AI solutions. Our Panel Eirini Kateri is a Lead AI Scientist at RocketPhone, where she leads AI initiatives with a focus on computer vision. She founded Zenicam, a startup that developed technology to measure vital signs, pain and stress through video, which was recognised at London Tech Week and featured in Forbes . With a track record spanning academia and industry, she has led cutting-edge projects in AI, signal processing and data analytics. Emma Smethurst is Head of Commercial at Etch with a background in operations, and over a decade in the technology sector. She drives commercial strategy and execution, developing inclusive, high-performing teams built for resilience and growth in fast-changing markets. Emma is passionate about mentoring talent to adapt, evolve and embrace emerging technologies, including AI, to stay ahead of the curve. Fay Sears is Head of Information Security with experience in security, compliance, and privacy across regulated sectors. She specialises in translating business risk into actionable, pragmatic strategies that make security approachable and accessible for all. Fay is passionate about supporting innovation and scaling securely while empowering organisations and individuals to navigate the evolving AI landscape with confidence. Gemma Snell is an Innovation and Industry Programme Manager. She has spent time working with innovators developing AI and understanding the healthcare landscape around that, particularly when considering where the data is coming from, and whether that can be used in ML or LLMs appropriately and for what purpose. This meet-up will be slightly different, as we will be starting the event earlier and providing a BBQ! We are thrilled with how much the community has grown and would love to celebrate that by getting everyone together for a summer social. The ticket price will include a choice of meat or vegetarian options, plus salads and accompaniments. We will be providing selection of Pimms, beers, and soft drinks, also included in the ticket price. Spectrum IT Recruitment has very kindly subsidised part of the catering costs for this event. You are welcome to arrive from 5pm. The food will be served from 5.30pm. There will be a longer networking session before the panel discussion, and the usual networking after, with the option to ask questions throughout. If you would like to submit any questions for the panel, please email Lauren or Amy on WiTH@SpectrumIT.co.uk. Please note the BBQ will be the only food available. If you have any questions with regards to tickets please email WiTH@SpectrumIT.co.uk Please join our LinkedIn Group for any event updates and networking opportunities Women in Tech Hampshire - LinkedIn Information Source: Women in Tech Hampshire | eventbrite

W hen : Quarterly every 2nd Wednesday of the month T ime : 12.15pm start, finishing at 1pm P lace : Axis Conference Centre, 3 Venture Road Tickets are £20 per team - this will pay for tasty pizza to eat at your team's table. There is a limit of 6 teams of up to 8 people altogether, so get in quick. The deadline for booking your team will be the Tuesday of the event. Before the event, a member of the team will be in touch to confirm numbers for your team and any dietary requirements. We look forward to welcoming you once again! Information Source: SO Social | eventbrite