Join Scotland’s most senior public and third sector leaders for an interactive, forward-looking conference – to reimagine public service delivery in Scotland together with Scottish Government – now, and for the future.
Please note: we have moved this important conference from it’s original date of March 11th 2026 to 22 September 2026. time. Please click the ‘Register Your Interest’ to be the first to hear about significant updates about the conference, including speakers, sponsors and content.
About the event
Grounded in the Scottish Government’s Public Service Reform Strategy (published in June 2025), this event will bring together senior decision-makers, policymakers, and innovators to shape how services can be delivered more effectively, collaboratively, and sustainably.
Through dynamic discussions, interactive sessions, and cross-sector dialogue, participants will engage directly with the key foundations driving the Government’s reform strategy:
- Leadership and cultural change – building inter-departmental trust and fostering a collaborative, big-picture mindset
- Accountability and Incentives – encouraging leaders to take risks and improve, with effective accountability
- Empowering people, places and communities – putting local people and communities at the heart of decision making
- Ensuring the right delivery landscape – reviewing our public service delivery landscapes, identifying duplication and integrating services
It is well recognised that there are systemic barriers which must be addressed to drive improvement and deliver a positive future for Scotland’s public services. Success will require meaningful engagement and buy-in from across the entire sector – this event will support this process.
This will not be a traditional conference – it’s a collaborative space for ideas, debate, and practical action.
We are working closely with Scottish Government to develop a fresh and inspiring agenda, facilitating an impactful opportunity for attendees to share their experiences, hear fresh ideas, and input into the process of re-imagining public service delivery in Scotland.
