
Be part of it
MacAD.UK is built by the community, for the community, and we'd love you to be part of it. Whether you're looking to share a real world deployment, showcase a new technology, or join us as an exhibitor, applications for MacAD.UK 2027 are now open.
We're looking for practical technical sessions, honest experiences, innovative products, and fresh ideas that will help inform, inspire, and spark conversations across the Apple IT community. If you've got a story worth telling or something worth sharing, we'd love to hear from you.
Want to be part of MacAD.UK 2027?
How to apply for an exhibitor slot

SUBMISSION OPENS: NOW
SUBMISSION CLOSES: 1ST OCTOBER 2026 FOR PLATINUM, 26TH OCTOBER 2026 FOR STANDARD, 18TH JANUARY 2027 FOR START-UP
Want to put your brand in front of the UK's Apple IT community? MacAD.UK offers a rare opportunity to connect with Apple Admins, IT leaders, and technical decision makers in an environment built around genuine conversations, not busy exhibition halls. Exhibition space is intentionally limited to ensure every partner has the opportunity to engage meaningfully with attendees, and packages are allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you're considering exhibiting, we'd encourage you to register your interest as early as possible to secure your place. Whether you're an established industry leader or an ambitious startup, we'd love to welcome you to MacAD.UK.
Who should apply?
We’re looking for companies and developers with relevant tools, services or hardware that help Apple admins do their jobs better, whether it’s deployment, device management, identity, security, networking, support or something we haven’t seen yet.
Send an email to macad@macad.uk and include:
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Your company name and contact details.
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A brief overview of your organisation.
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Why it’s relevant to the Mac admin community.
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Whether you're interested in Platinum, Standard or Start-up exhibitor options.
All submissions will be reviewed by the MacAD.UK 2027 team, and we’ll be in touch to discuss options and next steps. Remember, we’re happy to work with you to design a package that works for you!
How to apply to be a speaker

SUBMISSION OPENS: OPEN
SUBMISSION CLOSES: 2ND NOVEMBER 2026 (midnight GMT)
TALK LENGTH: MAX 35 MINS (Including Q&A)
Have a story to tell or a technical challenge you've overcome? We'd love to hear from you. Applications are now open for both our Main Stage and Demo Stage sessions. While both are designed to share knowledge with the community, they each have a different focus.
Main Stage sessions are all about the bigger picture. We're looking for real world customer stories, strategic insights, lessons learned, and experiences that will inspire and inform the wider Apple IT community. Demo Stage sessions are more technical and interactive. They're the perfect place for hands on demonstrations, workflow walkthroughs, scripting tips, product deep dives, and practical sessions where attendees can ask questions and explore solutions in more detail.
Your proposal should include:
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Presenter’s name and organisation.
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Any co-presenters or contributors.
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A title and abstract (for the agenda).
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A summary of what you would like to present – including what tools are involved, who it’s for, and what the audience will learn.
All proposals will be reviewed by the MacAD.UK 2027 team. We’ll let you know the outcome of your submission no later than 1st December.
What’s in it for speakers?
If your session is accepted, you’ll receive:
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A free pass to attend the full MacAD.UK 2027 event (10th March-11th March).
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An invite to our speaker networking event on 9th March if you’re arriving early - your chance to see the stages, meet fellow speakers and ask any questions.
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A MacAD.UK welcome gift.
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Access to discounted rates at local hotels to help you stay nearby at the best rate.
Your deadlines at a glance
1st
October
2026
Platinum exhibitor submission deadline
26th
October
2026
Standard exhibitor submission deadline
2nd
November
2026
Speaker submission
deadline
18th
January
2027
Start-up zone
submission deadline
