Event
Cambridge Tech Week 2025
September 15 - September 19
Cambridge Tech Week 2025 brings together world-leading experts, innovators and investors to fuel growth across the tech ecosystem, establishing Cambridge as a key place where global tech comes to meet.
Having played a leading role in founding and establishing the Cambridge technology cluster, creating more than 20 spinouts, three of which have been amongst Cambridge’s >$1 billion capitalisation companies, we are proud and excited to sponsor and lead activities across the week.
Monday 15th September – Welcome to Cambridge
Designed for visitors to Cambridge, the first day will offer a practical overview of the Cambridge ecosystem, its tech heritage and the collaboration potential. CC will be one of many companies to open its doors during the day, offering a tour of our facilities to enable delegates to experience first-hand how deep tech is shaping global innovation.
Location: The Bradfield Centre, Cambridge Science Park
Tuesday 16th September – Seizing the AI Advantage in humanoid robotics
Deep tech is about applying radical science and engineering to shatter the status quo. For those with vision, courage and bold ambition, it creates new ways to win – in business, and for society.
Through this lens, keynote speaker Tim Ensor – EVP and Head of Intelligent Services at Cambridge Consultants – will explore the extraordinary potential of physical AI and humanoid robotics.
Surrounded by hype and expectation, humanoid robotics is expected to become a US$1.4tr market by 2050. But there’s a catch. To be truly integrated into the human world, robots need to be teammates not tools. This demands a complex mix of psychology and sensing to ensure humanoids ‘get us’ at a much deeper level. And that’s where a deep tech strategy comes in.
Thursday 18th September
Title: “Heavy Industry, Light Footprint: Electrification of Industrial Processes, Barriers and Enablers to Transformation”
Topics: Electrification of industrial processes, Barriers and enablers to transformation
Time: 10:30 to 11:05
Location: The McGrath Centre | St Catharine’s College, Cambridge.
Panel:
- Chair: Sam Goodall, CEO, Cambridge Cleantech
- David Ferguson, Head of Net Zero Innovation at EDF (UK), Co-founder at Treecle
- Emma Fletcher, Low Carbon Housing Director, Octopus Energy
- Niall Mottram, VP – Energy & CDR, Cambridge Consultants
For the full week agenda please visit: https://cambridgetechweek.co.uk/agenda.html
Meet our team
Meet our team and discover more about our work in breakthrough technology for some of the world biggest brands and most ambitious start-ups.
For more information on CC’s participation at Cambridge Tech Week, contact Ana Bertolo, ana.bertolo@cambridgeconsultants.com.
Tim works with his team to help CC’s clients achieve business impact by identifying, developing and deploying world-changing innovation in AI and digital services.
Niall leads business development in our Industrial & AgriTech group, focusing on identifying new opportunities for ambitious companies through the leverage of emerging technologies and implementation of new business processes.
Niall works in the brand communications team at Cambridge Consultants, focusing on media relations and brand positioning. He has more than 26 years in journalism and marketing across market verticals from retail, healthcare and technology to marketing and energy.
Ana has worked in the Marketing function for over 25 years in companies such as Bosch, Avery Dennison, PST Electronics and others. At CC she specializes on bringing CC Events to life, providing the best brand and end-to-end events experience for our clients and future partners.