VGIM Business Breakfast: July 2026

Key insights

5 slides

The event

The VGIM Business Breakfast is scheduled for 15 July 2026 in Brighton.

Registration is free via the official VGIM ticketing link.

Date and venue. The VGIM Business Breakfast will take place on Wednesday, 15 July 2026, from 8:30 am to 10:00 am at Loading Bar in Brighton.

15 July 2026

Date of the VGIM Business Breakfast

Running time: 8:30 am to 10:00 am
Venue: Loading Bar, Brighton

The panel

A panel of industry leaders discusses publisher differentiation and developer funding.

Speakers include Harvey Elliott, Joe Robinson, Ariel Pai, and Olly McGowan. The session explores current publishing trends and practical insights for developers seeking investment.

Panel lineup. The event features a panel discussion on publisher differentiation and developer funding strategies, featuring leadership from PlayStack, Hooded Horse, PQube, and PXN.

1 / 5

Ask AI about this article

Summary

The VGIM Business Breakfast is scheduled for Wednesday 15 July at Loading Bar in Brighton, running from 8:30 am to 10:00 am. Sponsored by PXN, the event focuses on how publishers differentiate themselves in a competitive market and what that means for developers seeking funding. The agenda includes a panel discussion with industry leaders: Harvey Elliott (CEO, PlayStack), Joe Robinson (Communications Director, Hooded Horse), Ariel Pai (Senior Product Scout and Business Development Manager, PQube), and Olly McGowan (Chief Technology Officer, PXN). The session will explore current publishing trends, storytelling strategies used by publishers to engage developers, and practical insights for developers looking to secure investment.

Attendees will receive breakfast pastries, warm beverages, and cold drinks. The host, George E. Osborn, will also be available to sign copies of his book “Power Play” until 11 am. Registration is free and can be completed via the provided ticketing link.

The event targets professionals within the video-game publishing sector, offering networking opportunities and industry knowledge sharing. It is part of VGIM’s ongoing series of business breakfasts aimed at fostering dialogue between publishers and developers in the UK gaming community.