The Digital PR Summit is a meeting place where up to 400 marketing newbies and industry experts can come together to network, learn, and invest in their brands.
One stage will provide a host to talks on the depths of digital PR, discussing elements such as ideation, campaign research, production, and data. The second stage will unveil SEO secrets for digital PR, focusing on outreach, productivity, and championing neurodiversity in the workplace. You can pick and choose your sessions to match your interests.
The Stoller Hall, Hunts Bank, Manchester, M3 1DQ.
Registration opens at 9 am and the first session starts at 10:10 am. The last session finishes at 5:05 pm followed by our afterparty till 9:30 pm. There will be several breaks throughout the day, including a lunch break. All timings are in GMT.
Absolutely. You can view the full schedule here.
Nope, just yourself, a notepad and a pen. We prefer that you refrain from bringing laptops into the area so you can fully engage in the experience, but of course, the choice is completely up to you. You will be provided with a Digitaloft goodie bag on the day, and a Summit lanyard which will detail the day's schedule.
Tea and coffee will be available throughout the day, and we will be providing a free lunch buffet too with vegan/gluten-free options. There are also plenty of bars and restaurants near the venue if you choose to pop out for some food and drink.
There is no dress code. Please feel free to dress as comfortably as you’d like!
All slides will be shared online after the event and recordings of each talk will also be made available a few weeks following.
Yes, we will have several breaks throughout the day, as well as an afterparty. There will be lots of networking opportunities.
The free afterparty will be held at Pen & Pencil in the Northern Quarter. This is a short 15-minute walk from Stoller Hall: Fourways House, 57 Hilton St, Manchester M1 2EJ
Every speaker and attendee will be provided with a drinks voucher and we will also provide sharing food at the afterparty which will be situated on tables throughout the venue. This is going to be an opportunity to network and relax after the day, and we’d love to welcome you there!
Please do get in touch via email ([email protected]) if you'd like to sponsor the event.
You can stay updated by regularly visiting our conference website or by following our social media channels, Instagram, X, Facebook and LinkedIn, where we will share any news and updates. We will also send out an email newsletter with important announcements.
Sure thing, we’re here to help. Email our marketing team (Beth and Fran) at ([email protected]) and they will be happy to help you!
We're keen to make the event as accessible and inclusive as possible. We think it’s important that everyone feels welcome and we want to make sure that everyone is able to get the most out of the Digital PR Summit. So, we've compiled some information about the accessibility features of our event and conference venue.
We understand that accessibility needs can vary widely, and we strive to be as inclusive as possible. If you have any specific requirements, we encourage you to let us know in advance of your visit, so that we can ensure that your visit is as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
The Stoller Hall and all spaces within Chetham’s building are fully accessible, with lifts and disabled toilet facilities on every floor. Spaces are available for wheelchair users on both the Stalls and Balcony levels.
The main entrance to Hunts Bank is accessible by a ramp, and the doors are activated electronically. The journey from disabled parking spaces at Q Park Manchester Deansgate is approximately 400m, up a relatively steep incline. There are closer disabled parking spaces on Hunts Bank outside Victoria Station, but these tend to be in high demand. Q Park has 23 disabled parking spaces.
Accessible drop-off points for taxi/customer set down are available at Manchester Victoria train station which is immediately opposite our main entrance.
A Sennheiser infra-red hearing system is installed in The Stoller Hall. Stethoscope-style receivers can be collected from the Box Office and may be reserved.
Tactile wayfinding signage in braille is used throughout The Stoller Hall.
Assistance animals are welcome at all events. We recommend contacting us so that we can guide you to a suitable seat. Dog mats for the auditorium and a water bowl (for use in the Atrium only) are available from the Box Office and may be reserved at the time of booking.
Accessible toilets and baby change facilities are available on every floor. Larger, mixed-gender cubicles are available on the ground floor (Atrium level) and mezzanine level (up one flight of stairs).
If you need a quiet area during your visit, please let a staff member know and they can show you to our quiet space.
Find us directly opposite Manchester Victoria Station, within easy reach of all main train, bus, tram and road links. Visitor access is via Hunt’s Bank, with the main entrance directly facing Manchester Arena.
The precise location of our public entrance is here Tap the link or search ‘medium.trains.held’ in the What3Words app to find it.
The APCOA Printworks car park has accessible spaces, and there are lifts in the bus station entrance to the car park, and at the Shudehill entrance and these entry/exit points do not involve steps. Should anyone require help/assistance at the car park, the site is staffed 24/7 and staff can be summoned by using the intercom on the pay machines and at the pedestrian entrances.
The nearest car park is Q-Park Deansgate North, M3 7WJ, which is a 5-minute walk from The Stoller Hall, and is open 24/7.
The Stoller Hall is situated opposite (30 metres away) Manchester Victoria Station where direct services run from across the region. It is a 2-minute walk from our main entrance on Hunts Bank. Manchester Victoria is a 10-minute direct Metrolink journey from Manchester Piccadilly or a one-mile walk. You can use the Trainline to plan your journey.
The nearest Metrolink stop is Victoria Station (150 metres away), which is a 2-minute walk.
There are over 520 cycle parking places in Manchester City centre, including at Victoria Station. Explore the cycle parking map here.
Many buses stop outside The Stoller Hall on Corporation Street (250 metres away) and at Shudehill Transport Interchange (500 metres away). The central bus station at Piccadilly Gardens, and the coach station on Chorlton Street, are each a 10-15 minute walk or a short tram ride away. You can use Citymapper to plan your route.