Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition 2026
Horizon Radio were at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 broadcasting live.
The event saw hundreds of local businesses come together for a day of exhibiting, networking and practical insight including a fascinating seminar with sponsor BPP about the impact of AI on training and a speed networking session.
Find out more about Milton Keynes Chamber and upcoming events at https://chambermk.co.uk/
Listen and watch again our interviews with many of the exhibitors at the event here:
BPP
Nikki from BPP, headline sponsor of the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition, joins Horizon Radio live from Kents Hill Park Business Centre on 12 November 2026 to discuss workforce development, AI, apprenticeships and tackling skills shortages. Discover how businesses can upskill employees, attract emerging talent and access funded training opportunities to improve productivity, staff retention and long-term growth.
DBFB
Seb from DBFB joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to discuss business telecommunications, internet connectivity, mobile technology and the impact of artificial intelligence on the industry. Discover how rising hardware costs and supply challenges are affecting businesses, and how DBFB helps companies stay connected in a rapidly changing digital world.
RWS Global
Jen from RWS Global joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to reveal plans for a £10 million entertainment campus in Milton Keynes. With new dance, rehearsal and music studios, the development will support global productions while creating exciting opportunities for local performers, technicians, creatives and businesses. The new headquarters is due to officially open in February 2027.
EKKO
Rob Gilbride from Ekko joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to discuss the growing threat of cyber crime, AI-generated scams and sophisticated phishing attacks. Discover why employee training, multi-factor authentication and responsible AI use are essential to keeping businesses and their data secure.
Gemini Rail Services
Sam from Gemini Rail Services joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to reveal the fascinating work taking place at Wolverton Works, a railway engineering site with nearly 200 years of history. Discover how trains from across Britain are refurbished and transformed in Milton Keynes, and why this specialist engineering business is looking to build new partnerships with local companies.
Digital Origin
Nick from Digital Origin joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to explain why businesses need more than traditional IT support. Discover how a dedicated technology partner can help companies manage cyber security, navigate rapid technological change and achieve their business goals.
Milton Keynes College
Jill from Milton Keynes College joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to discuss how local employers can support students through industry placements, work experience and part-time jobs. Discover how businesses benefit from fresh talent and new ideas, plus hear about the college's beauty students fundraising for an educational trip to Thailand.
Everywhen
Chris Williams from Everywhen Insurance Brokers joins Horizon Radio live at the Milton Keynes Chamber Business Exhibition on 12 November 2026 to discuss business insurance, cyber security, ransomware threats and managing risk. Discover why choosing the right cover matters and how a trusted insurance broker can help protect your business when things go wrong.
The University of Bedford
How is artificial intelligence changing the way businesses operate? Chris from the University of Bedfordshire joins Horizon Radio to discuss AI adoption, business efficiency, hidden costs, environmental concerns and the future of jobs. Plus, discover how the university is supporting local businesses through workshops, knowledge sharing and a new AI and automation apprenticeship planned for 2027.