Speakers

How our audience data can help you prepare your talk

To help you gear your talk to our audience, we’ve crunched the data from our previous conferences.

How many attend?

Typically 300+ delegates

What do our audience expect from the talks?

It’s generally a sophisticated audience with a high proportion of experienced practitioners looking for practical takeaways, alongside deeper, more cerebral inputs.

Great speakers! I’m already researching into some of their practices to implement into our team.

– Greg Lewis

Always thought-provoking, UX Brighton delivered another line up of excellent talks, with lots of takeaways for my team. Nice work!

– Al Power

UX Brighton gave a us space and time to think and reflect on what we do, how we do it and why we do it - it ticked all 3 boxes in a big way!

– Sean Ellis

I learned something new from every speaker.

– Andrew Griffin

What kind of jobs do they do?

Whilst there is a high percentage of designers (46%), our audience attracts people with a wide variety of job titles, including developers, CEO/Manager/Founder, product and project managers.

Job titles graphic

What kind of companies/organisations do they come from?

American Express logo BBC logo Balsamiq logo Brandwatch logo Clearleft logo Crunch logo cxpartners logo EBay logo EasyJet logo Freeagent logo GitHub logo LastFM logo Macmmillan logo Ogilvy logo Royal Mail logo Tesco logo The Guardian logo Twitter logo University of Oxford logo

What is the gender split?

Our audience is 32% female, 68% male – more than double the 15% industry norm for women.

Source: PWC, 2017.

Gender split graphic

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