How the tech sector is providing the technology, skills and expertise to deliver social impact
As part of Leeds Digital Mini-Fest 2025 join techUK, BJSS now part of CGI and the Tech for Good Alliance for a session focused on how technology can be leveraged to work with different sectors to help tackle some of the most pressing social and sustainability challenges in our communities.
This event brings together tech leaders, public and third-sector partners and key stakeholders who are working with technology companies and using digital solutions to drive positive impact across civil society through skilled volunteering.
Whether you are a developer, entrepreneur, policymaker, investor, or simply passionate about using technology for good, this session will provide valuable insights and opportunities for collaboration.
Why Attend?
- Hear and learn from experts – gain insights from industry leaders who are actively working on Tech for Good initiatives and projects
- Real Initiatives – Explore real-world case studies of technology making a difference
- Network with peers and colleagues – Connect with those helping drive change.
- Get Inspired – Learn how you can contribute, and find out more about the Tech for Good Alliance
Agenda:
- Welcome & Introduction – Overview of Tech for Good and why it matters from Julie Adamson, Head of Social Value at BJSS, and Matt Evans, Chief Operating Officer and Director of Markets at techUK
- Keynote Speaker – Alistair Forbes, CEO of the Tech for Good Alliance
- Panel Discussion –
- Chair – Kirsty McIntosh, Tech for Good Alliance
- Julie Adamson, Head of Social Value and Sustainability, BJSS now part of CGI
- Jason Tutin, Head of 100% Digital Leeds, Leeds City Council
- Stacey Dickens, Head of Corporate Communication, Skipton Group
- Kallum Taylor, Executive Officer, York Neighbours
- Q&A Session – Audience questions to speakers.
- Networking & Collaboration– meet and connect with attendees
Who Should Attend?
- Tech professionals, leaders and developers interested in social impact
- Entrepreneurs and startups building purpose-driven technology
- Policymakers and public partners considering responsible tech policies and impact on groups and communities
- Third sector organisations, charities and civil society partners who could benefit from Tech for Good initiatives
- Those passionate about technology
Tech professionals, leaders and developers interested in social impact. Entrepreneurs and startups building purpose-driven technology. Policymakers and public partners considering responsible tech policies and impact on groups and communities • Third sector organisations, charities and civil society partners who could benefit from Tech for Good initiatives. Those passionate about technology.
