with Hassan Aqeel Khan (Researcher, Aston University)
A full-day workshop at Aston University on trustworthy AI in healthcare — covering AI fairness, safety, governance, and regulatory frameworks for clinical applications. Led by Hassan Aqeel Khan, this is a rare Birmingham event at the intersection of applied AI research and health sector practice. Free to attend, with a packed programme running from 9:30am to 5pm.
Step inside the NatWest Accelerator hub at St Philip's Place for a 90-minute open day — guided tour, introduction to the programme, and the chance to meet founders currently in the community.
Monthly tech drinks for Birmingham's tech community at Brindley Place — a reliable, low-key evening for founders, developers, and digital professionals in the city. No pitches, no agenda: just good people and good conversation.
Monthly networking at the Library of Birmingham — a recurring fixture for Birmingham founders and business professionals. Guest speakers and interactive sessions each month at one of Birmingham's most iconic venues, free to attend.
Network One brings together AI founders, ML engineers, data scientists, and investors at The Lost & Found for an evening of sector-focused networking. No pitches, no panels — just a focused room of people building and funding AI in Birmingham and beyond. Part of Network One's monthly city series.
The Birmingham Network monthly gathering for startup founders, tech entrepreneurs, and investors at The Lost & Found. A reliable space for building connections across the Birmingham startup ecosystem — informal format, good mix of attendees.
Network One brings together small business owners, founders, and entrepreneurs at The Lost & Found — one of Birmingham's most popular networking venues. Low-key, open format with no pitches.
Birmingham's original community makerspace opens its doors every Wednesday evening. Bring a project, try the equipment (3D printers, laser cutters, electronics bench), or just come to meet the makers.
with Andréa-Claire Edwards (Director of Global Relations & Research, University of Birmingham) · Amina Hussain (Managing Director, SME Outsourcing) · Marina Ibrahim (Founder, Globility Insights) + 1 more
Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce hosts its annual Global Brunch — a morning event focused on international connections, cross-cultural business, and the perspectives that only come from building across borders. Four named speakers: Andréa-Claire Edwards (University of Birmingham Global Relations), Amina Hussain (MD, SME Outsourcing), Marina Ibrahim (Founder, Globility Insights), and Alina Stancu (Director, The Orange Notebook). Free to attend.