Shape what's next in London

In her opening keynote, Mixpanel CEO Jen Taylor will set the tone for Mixpanel’s next chapter and the opportunity ahead for all of us to think bigger. Drawing on her own experience as a product leader, Jen will share how Mixpanel is uniquely poised to be the key partner for product innovators and builders in an AI-native world.

Anant Gupta takes the stage to unveil the latest and upcoming innovations in the Mixpanel platform. From new features to deeper AI integrations, this session gives attendees an early look at the product roadmap and how it's being built to help teams move faster with more confidence.

Moonpig, the UK's leading personalised gifting platform, is on a mission to put data in the hands of every product decision. With Mixpanel at the core, they're dismantling the BI bottleneck — moving from fragmented tools and slow feedback loops to a self-service culture across product, UX, research and soon, the entire org. From Session Replay to MCP, Moonpig is building a customer intelligence layer that finally answers not just what users do, but why.

The energy around AI has fundamentally shifted. 2025 was defined by fear — of being left behind, of competitors moving faster. 2026 is the year AI has to prove its worth. Most initiatives won't survive that test — not because the technology failed, but because no one was precise enough about what value meant in the first place. Drawing on 8+ years building and shipping GenAI products across financial services, retail, media and consumer goods, Jennifer will challenge the room to stop asking “what can AI do?” and start asking “what does our business actually need it to solve?”

Product teams are making more decisions, faster — but does business confidence grow in line with development velocity? More features don't mean better judgment. This panel brings together senior product leaders to challenge the assumptions baked into how modern product teams operate, and debate what it actually takes to turn speed into a decision-making advantage. Drawing on Mixpanel's newly released whitepaper on the future of experimentation, the conversation explores the cultural and organisational shifts that separate teams who ship fast from teams who ship smart.

More data doesn't mean better decisions — unless you've built a culture that knows what to look for. FACEIT operates at a scale where product intuition alone doesn't cut it, and AI-generated insight without context is just fast noise. In this session, they share how they've approached analytics not as a reporting function, but as a decision-making infrastructure: which questions matter, who owns the answers, and how they've built the speed and clarity to act — even when the platform never sleeps.

A growing disconnect exists between the pace at which product teams ship AI features and the rate at which users adopt them. The assumption that AI enthusiasm in the builder community maps to AI adoption in the real world might be one of the most expensive mistakes a product organisation can make right now. In this session, Debbie McMahon confronts that gap head on as loveholidays caters to millions of customers and learns from experimentation regularly. An honest account of what it takes to build AI products that earn real, sustained engagement.

AI was supposed to make decisions easier. So why are some product leaders still flying blind? This panel cuts through the noise to examine where AI is genuinely moving the needle at enterprise scale — not in demos or pilots, but in the decisions that drive revenue, retention and growth.

Leaders from Boots, Just Eat, Expedia and Holiday Extras will get specific: how they're defining and measuring value from AI investment, how they're building organisational structures that let AI scale beyond one team, and what it actually takes to turn AI output into confident decisions. The conversation will challenge the assumption that AI value is primarily a cost story — and make the case for why the real opportunity is in decision quality, not just decision speed.