Managed Services Summit Meet the UK’s Leading MSPs, IT Experts & Vendors

Celebrating its 15th year, the Managed Services Summit – London continues to be the foremost managed services event for the UK IT channel. The UK market remains one of the most mature and dynamic in Europe, with businesses increasingly relying on MSPs to drive digital transformation, cybersecurity, and cloud innovation.

The Managed Services Summit is series of executive-level events, so you know you’ll be among the best in the sector, and those featured will explore the latest trends and developments, evolving customer requirements and how to create value through managed services – both for your own organisation and your customers

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Key Topics at the 2025 Managed Services Summit

Presentations will cover the latest trends, evolving customer requirements, and strategies for creating value through managed services.

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Expert Speakers & Thought Leaders in the MSP Industry

Attend a range of sessions led by leading specialists in the field, focusing on technical, sales, and business-related topics.

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Exclusive Networking & Business Growth Opportunities

Connect with professionals in the IT channel, including senior decision makers and industry leaders.

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Managed Services Trends: What to Expect in 2025

Engage in discussions, debates, and collaborations with event sponsors and peers across the industry.

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MSS Benelux

1st July 2025, Amsterdam

MSS Nordics

21st October 2025, Stockholm

MSS Manchester

18th November 2025, Manchester

Meet our 2025 Speakers

Will Greenwood, MBE

Will Greenwood is a former English rugby union player, widely recognized for his outstanding career with the England national team and his club, Harlequins. Born on December 18, 1972, in London, Greenwood was a versatile centre, known for his strength, vision, and intelligence on the field. He made his debut for England in 1997 and quickly became a key figure in the team's success.

Greenwood played an instrumental role in England's historic victory at the 2003 Rugby World Cup, where his contributions in both attack and defence were crucial to the team’s triumph. Over the course of his international career, Greenwood earned 55 caps, scoring 14 tries and cementing his place as one of England’s top centres of his era.

In addition to his international success, Greenwood had a highly successful club career with Harlequins, playing over 100 matches for the club. He retired from professional rugby in 2006 and transitioned into a career as a rugby commentator and analyst. Greenwood's insight into the game has made him a respected voice in the world of rugby media, where he continues to influence and shape discussions around the sport. His post-playing career has also included work in charity and public speaking.


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Meet our 2025 Event Sponsors

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