Westminster: debate on AI and consumer choice, 21 May

Some descriptionChallenge your thinking about the future shape of marketing by attending the House of Commons debate to explore how AI impacts customer choice. This event is hosted by the Debating Group which brings together marketers, politicians, journalists and the public to discuss the contentious political issues which surround marketing.

Take the opportunity

For marketers in London this is simply a great opportunity. You get to walk through corridors of power at Westminster. You stretch your understanding on the hot topics of the moment. All that fresh thinking can help to reboot your enthusiasm for marketing. And you get to mix with marketers across different marketing specialisms.

The motion

"AI-driven marketing threatens consumer choice"

The time and place

Monday 21st May 2018 from 18:00 to 20:00
House of Commons, Cromwell Green Entrance

Your Chair for the debate

Lord Guy Black of Brentwood

Speakers

Rob Sellers, Managing Director, Grey Shopper
Dr Windsor Holden, Head of Forecasting, Juniper Research
Additional speakers will be announced shortly.

How to reserve your seat

Admission is by invitation only from The Rt Hon Dame Cheryl Gillan DBE MP and can be booked via the Debating Group. As a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing you are invited to apply for a place at this debate. We recommend early booking to these popular Debating Group events. Tickets are priced at £25 which is not for entrance to parliament but required to cover administration costs.

Apply here for tickets

What to expect on the night

Please allow plenty of time for the security checks which are required at Westminster. Your bags will be scanned on arrival. You may be asked to remove belts and shoes for scanning. Ensure that you bring photo ID together with your ticket for this event.

The Debate takes place the House of Commons chambers. You will be directed on arrival to the debating chamber selected for the event.

About CIM and the Debating Group

The Chartered Institute of Marketing is one of the sponsors of the Debating Group which brings together different marketing disciplines. Other sponsors include: Advertising Association; Chartered Institute of Public Relations; Direct Marketing Association; International Advertising Association; Internet Advertising Bureau; Institute of Promotional Marketing; Market Research Society; Outsmart; Professional Publishers Association and Thinkbox.

Sponsors set the debate topics. For this event the topic was driven by the Institute of Promotional Marketing’s Shopper Marketing Council.