Wealthy Advisers Club sets out speaker line-up for April London conference

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The Wealthy Advisers Club has confirmed the date and speakers for its 2026 London conference, as the adviser training community looks to bring together more than 400 mortgage and protection brokers.

The event, scheduled for 16 April 2026, will take place at the Kensington Conference and Arts Centre at Kensington Town Hall in west London.

The organisation, which describes itself as the largest protection and mortgage adviser training community in the UK with more than 1,400 members, has secured a line-up spanning insurance, entrepreneurship and business growth.

HEADLINE SPEAKERS

Among the headline speakers is Tony Gordon, a life insurance veteran with more than 50 years’ experience in the sector and former UK president of the Million Dollar Round Table. He will be joined by Sarah Willingham, entrepreneur and former Dragon, and Timothy Armoo, founder of a business that achieved an eight-figure exit and a Forbes 30 Under 30 entrant.

The agenda will also feature a live panel of high-performing brokers discussing current approaches to lead generation, protection sales and business growth.

Brokers can register for a free ticket, which includes access to all speaker sessions and refreshments throughout the day. A Premium ticket, priced at £99, adds lunch and priority seating. A VIP ticket, priced at £299, includes front row seating, session recordings and an invitation to an evening dinner.

TIME TO LEVEL UP

The Wealthy Advisers Club was founded by Terry Blackburn, who said: “This is not another industry event. This is where serious advisers level up.

Terry Blackburn, The Wealthy Advisers Club

“I am so excited about this conference, as we have lined up an amazing group of speakers, plus over 400 mortgage and protection brokers will be joining us for what will be a must attend event for all brokers who want to grow lead generation, protection sales and build business growth.”

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