TLDR: TechEx Europe 2025, scheduled for September 24-25 in Amsterdam, will serve as a crucial platform for AI leaders, offering practical insights into operationalizing AI, addressing governance, and scaling intelligent systems across various industries. The event, co-located with the AI & Big Data Expo, will feature over 8,000 attendees and 250 speakers, focusing on the transition from experimental AI to trusted, enterprise-wide deployment.
Amsterdam is set to host TechEx Europe 2025 on September 24-25, an event poised to deliver critical practical learnings for artificial intelligence leaders and technology executives. The conference, taking place at the RAI, will bring together over 8,000 participants, 250 speakers, and 200 exhibitors, offering a comprehensive view of the evolving technology landscape.
Central to TechEx Europe 2025 is the co-located AI & Big Data Expo, which will delve into key areas such as Generative AI, Enterprise AI, Machine Learning, Ethical AI, Deep Learning, Data Ecosystems, and Natural Language Processing (NLP). The event aims to provide a strategic forum for technology leaders navigating digital transformation, with a strong emphasis on the operational realities of deploying AI at scale.
Discussions will focus on the rapid shift of AI from pilot projects to enterprise-wide deployment, addressing critical questions around governance, trust, and monitoring, as well as the reshaping of infrastructure requirements and business models by AI workloads. Attendees will have the opportunity to benchmark individual approaches and explore the necessary infrastructures and processes for successful AI implementation.
A robust lineup of speakers from leading global companies is expected to share their expertise. Confirmed AI leaders include John Hearty, Vice President, Head of AI Governance at Mastercard; Parul Mishra, Global Vice President AI Assistants and AI Productivity at IBM; Alexander Gee, Director of Machine Learning (Safety) at Reddit, Inc.; and Altaf Patel, VP, Global Head of Business Intelligence and AI for BI capability at PepsiCo. Other notable speakers include Maxim Romanovsky (Deutsche Bank), Dr. Irina Mirkina (Fugro), Wies Mensink (Albert Heijn), Edo Haveman (Meta), Rui Costa (IKEA), Gozde Toral Gursoy (Philips), Kay Jaiswal (ING), and Azin Emami (Nordea), covering diverse sectors from finance to retail and healthcare.
Sessions within the AI & Big Data Expo will cover operationalizing AI, AI in the enterprise, and issues surrounding governance and ethics. Speakers like Maxim Romanovsky will discuss how financial institutions approach AI operations, emphasizing regulatory compliance and trust, while John Hearty will share real-world deployment and scaling lessons. Alexander Gee and Altaf Patel will highlight sector-specific challenges, from content moderation to supply chain optimization.
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TechEx Europe 2025 is structured to serve technologists and executives responsible for steering organizations through change, providing a multi-sector view of how enterprises can transition from experimental AI to trusted, scalable, and autonomous systems. The event will also explore the interdependencies between AI and other critical technologies, as it is co-located with the Cyber Security & Cloud Expo, IoT Tech Expo, Digital Transformation Week, and Data Centre Expo.
