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J2 Marketing Day
UKREiiF 2027

Shall we do it again?

The response was so overwhelmingly positive that we're already looking ahead to 2027 and exploring how we can make the event even bigger, better and more impactful.

Whether you joined us this year and would like to return, or you missed out and want to be part of it next time, we'd love to hear from you. By registering your interest now, you'll help us shape and plan next year's event and you'll be among the first to receive updates and access to ticket releases.

Person holding a folded J2 Journal in one hand and a red bag, with others seated in the background.
Two people sit at separate tables in a dimly lit room with black walls displaying marketing event signs; one uses a mobile, the other adjusts headphones.
Several people wearing headphones sit and listen attentively in a dimly lit room with abstract art on the walls.
A panel of speakers sits on stage in a dimly lit auditorium, engaged in discussion with a projected presentation behind them.
Two men sit and talk on stage at a marketing event, with a presentation slide behind them displaying a quotation about money and ideas.
A group of people sits in a dimly lit theatre, attentively watching something off camera.
A woman stands and presents to a group; a screen behind her displays slides about messaging frameworks and storytelling. Bottles and laptops are visible on the table.
Three people stand near a table with name tags at an event with signs reading Welcome to the J2 Marketing Day. and You look exactly like your Link.
A man wearing glasses speaks at a lectern during a Marketing Day event; a presentation screen with event details is visible in the background.

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In the meantime, if you'd like to meet the J2 team, chat about what we do, or simply have a look around our Clerkenwell office, please get in touch. We'd be delighted to welcome you.

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