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What is on the Mage Camp schedule?

Mage Camp is a two-day, two-track programme for Magento and Adobe Commerce merchants, focused on traffic, conversion, retention, average order value and operations.

The programme is live, but a few slots are still being confirmed.

Tuesday, 13 October 2026

14:00

Wednesday, 14 October 2026

07:00
08:30
Registration Opens
· Main Entrance
09:30
Welcome to Mage Camp!
· Main Auditorium
09:40
Welcome Talk: "A Reflection on Manchesterism and How Manchester Became a Digital Powerhouse"
Katie Gallagher OBE· Main Auditorium
09:55
Track A
Opening Keynote: "The Website Is the Easy Bit - What it really takes to drive digital transformation and sell-out"
Phil Knight· Main Auditorium
10:30
Track A
Track Talk: "Making Trustworthy AI E-Commerce Businesses"
David Edmundson-Bird· Main Auditorium
Track B
Track Talk: "Sitespeed Casino - Know when to stop (investing)"
Karlijn Löwik· Upper Auditorium
10:55
Track A
Track Talk: "Marketing to the Machines - Getting Found by Humans in an AI World"
Dan Coleman· Main Auditorium
Track B
Track Talk: "Stop Bots from Eating Your Magento Performance - And Your Hosting Budget"
Jakub Winkler· Upper Auditorium
11:20
Morning Coffee Break
· Marketplace
11:45
12:40
Lunch & Networking
· Marketplace
13:40
Track A
Track Talk: "The Self-Optimising Marketing Organisation: One Commercial Truth, Governed AI Execution"
Duke Tanson· Main Auditorium
Track B
Track Talk: "Good Stores Begin With Great Content (And the Right CMS)"
John Hughes· Upper Auditorium
14:10
Track A
Track Talk: "From Piranhas to Partners - Owning Your Digital Real Estate"
Ankit Jadav· Main Auditorium
Track B
Track Talk: "Beyond the Checkout: How Payments, Fraud and Friction Can Quietly Limit eCommerce Growth"
Samantha Cameron· Upper Auditorium
14:40
Track A
Track Talk: "The Hidden Journey – the moral, business and legal reasons for being inclusive"
Hilary Stephenson· Main Auditorium
Track B
Track Talk: TBC
· Upper Auditorium
15:10
Afternoon Coffee Break
· Marketplace
15:30
Track A
Panel Session
· Main Auditorium
16:10
Closing Keynote: "When Your Customers Move On: The Cost of Standing Still"
Matt Sims· Main Auditorium
16:50
Closing Notes
· Main Auditorium
17:00
Networking Drinks
· Marketplace
18:00