4 November - 5 November 2026

Our team will work with you to create a bespoke sponsorship package that aligns your company’s needs with the benefits and opportunities available both through the promotion of Trust Conference and an enhanced experience during the event. 

As an independent charity, sponsorship revenue allows us to continue to offer Trust Conference as a free, annual forum that brings together a truly unique mix of professionals from a range of countries and backgrounds. 

The power of this event lies in the ideas, opportunities and collaborations that are generated by convening multisectoral professionals working on critical societal issues – both on stage, and among our delegates. 

Every year, Trust Conference attendees tell us this is among their most valued experiences of the event. 

What's in it for me?

As a sponsor, you will gain: 

• Connections with executive and senior-level professionals across media, legal, business, technology, civil society, academia and government
• Access to a world-class line-up of speakers, experts, thought leaders and decision-makers working on critical societal issues
• Unique networking opportunities with a diverse pool of 700+ delegates across sectors and regions, who are all committed to shaping change
• Marketing and brand exposure across our website, social media, newsletters, and at the event venue both in networking areas and on stage
• Recognition in facilitating a space for collaboration, leadership, and action, opening new opportunities and exploring innovative global solutions
• Ability to demonstrate your company’s thought leadership on topics ranging from threats to democracy, attacks on media freedom, access to justice and legal innovation, and the future of responsible business

Find out more about how your organisation could support Trust Conference 2026

Funding from the Postcode Lottery through the Postcode Justice Trust supports Trust Conference. Postcode Justice Trust promotes justice, human rights, equality, and social responsibility, supporting systemic change through high-impact interventions. In 2026, we received £1.5m from the Postcode Lottery. Our thanks go to Postcode Lottery players for their support.

“The challenge isn't whether we can have both accountability and innovation —it's how fast we can move, who gets to define what responsible looks like, and who bears the cost when we get it wrong[...] I’m looking forward to learning from people from all over the world who are wrestling with the same big questions we are at Omidyar Network: what does it mean to build, govern, and invest in technology that truly serves humanity?" 

Michele Jawando, President, Omidyar Network

"I left the Trust Conference feeling inspired and full of new insights. I’m hopeful, because so many people and initiatives are working tirelessly to protect human rights and press freedom. It’s clear that together, we really can make a difference."

Sigrid van Aken, CEO at Postcode Lottery

“Laws written for broadcast and print can’t simply be copy‑pasted onto the internet. We need regulatory approaches that recognize the speed, scale, and social dynamics of digital speech. The goal should be to align incentives toward transparency, interoperability, and user choice—so that free expression and competition reinforce each other. At Trust Conference this year, I'll be speaking about why free media and responsible data practices are vital for democratic stability.”

Nabiha Syed, Executive Director, Mozilla Foundation

“At Siegel Family Endowment, we see Trust Conference as a vital forum for grappling with how corporate actors can shape AI responsibly, not just in terms of technology, but in how it impacts workforces and the next generation of talent. I’m excited to join the conversation on stage and through interactive sessions to push beyond compliance and investment toward real strategies that support workers, unions, and young people entering a changing world of work.”

Katy Knight, President & Executive Director at Siegel Family Endowment