Great Digital for Good conference 2025: Doing more with less

The Great Digital for Good conference is back for 2025. This conference is for digital teams in purpose-driven organisations to learn and share from their peers.

Expect cross-sector collaboration, hands-on workshops, insights from your peers in world-leading impactful institutions, and actionable strategies from experts in their specialisms.

This year's theme is 'doing more with less', and we'll be exploring how digital teams can still make a big impact even when budgets are tight.

We've crafted a packed agenda around the idea of 'doing more with less' to help you maximise the impact of your digital efforts. Here's what to expect:

• Less noise, more impact – An interactive workshop led by Marie Kitney, Director of Client Engagement, Numiko. You'll work with peers from other purpose-driven organisations to identify digital solutions that could help simplify the work of your digital team, as well as amplify your organisation's mission.
• From measurement to momentum – Catherine Warwick, Client Partner, Numiko explores how to cut through the data noise to focus on what really matters for your organisation.
• Design it once: How design systems save time and benefit users – Elizabeth McCarthy, University of Oxford, and Daniel Wilson, Numiko explain the benefits of design systems and how to utilise them effectively.
• Getting your colleagues to 'yes' – Paul Costello, Client Partner, Numiko, leads an interactive session on stakeholder management techniques to help you get buy-in for focusing your digital efforts.
• Five digital tactics for cultural and social impact – Berry Cochrane, CEO, Forward Action, identifies five key tactics to win in the attention economy when the online culture is stacked against us.
• 24 hours to solve your most critical challenges – Jaron Ghani, Numiko's Innovation Director, presents the exciting tools and intriguing prototypes from Numiko's hack days.
• Unconference session: Opportunities for 2026 – Discussion groups on the biggest opportunities for digital teams next year.
• Too much content, too little time – lessons from our content migration – Agnieszka Grychowska and Sean Callow from Kingston University share the lessons they learnt from the launch of Kingston University's new website.
• Punching above your weight as a small digital team – Oscar French from LAMDA explains how their small team makes a big impact.
• Being a Bloomberg Tech Fellow: The Courtauld's journey – Eva Bensasson, the Courtauld, and Jane Macpherson, Arts Council England, lift the lid on being a Bloomberg Tech Fellow and how it can benefit digital teams in the GLAM sector.
  
  Then last, but by no means least, we'll go to the pub!

Read the full agenda here.

If you weren't at last year's conference, see our video below for a taste of what to expect. You can also read our write-up of last year's conference, which includes videos of the sessions.