The definitive conference and expo for digital marketing professionals and the future of martech, took over London Olympia on 25-26 June 2024 covering conference topics such as social media & community marketing, data, CRM, eCommerce & omnichannel marketing, digital brand, communication strategy, content marketing & video, mobile marketing, advertising, AI & marketing automation, influencer & creator marketing, customer experience, email & automation, digital transformation & leadership.

DMWF Global promised to be bigger and better than ever, aiming to welcome 120+ speakers, 90+ exhibitors and 2,500+ attendees, and in fact, surpassed this immensely.  

For 2024, the whole agenda was reworked with over 120+ speakers, bringing its audience 10 brand new and improved tracks with the aim to provide the latest in the industry across all aspects. The event had 2749 unique attendees over the 2 days.

The quality of speakers really shone through with, brands speaking from the likes of Coca-Cola, Tommy Hilfiger, Meta, Google, IKEA, Mailchimp, Monzo, Samsung, TikTok, Vogue, Puma, Charlotte Tilbury, Mars, Danone, Publicis Media, UNiDays, BBC, Lego, Boots, Condé Nast, Philips, Aviva, Starcom, SKY, and many more shared invaluable insights to support marketers in every way possible.  

Aside from this, DMWF hosted a vast range of leading solution and martech providers within its exhibition floor, present to support marketers and businesses take their strategies, workflow and everything else in-between to the next level. Brands like Mailchimp, WIX, Brandwatch, Dash Hudson, Sprout Social, Adlook, Market Logic Software, Active Campaign, NielsenIQ (NIQ), and more not only shared their solutions, but also brought the fun! DMWF had magicians, ball pits, free iced-coffees, games, massage therapists, photo booths, ice-cream, waffles and endless free merch - what more could you ask for? 

Rachael Reid, Event Director at DMWF commented: "With 150% increase from 2023 in visitor numbers, the Digital Marketing World Forum has made a solid progression forward in audience, and event delivery, and we'll certainly need larger stages next year. We've got many new plans to grow the event for 2025, and next on the series timeframes in New York and Amsterdam later in the year."