The Wealthy Advisers Club announces date for October Conference
11 August 2026
The Wealthy Advisers Club, the largest protection and mortgage adviser training community in the UK with over 2,300 members, has confirmed its next conference will be held on Tuesday 6th October at the Kensington Conference & Events Centre in London.
This year's conference is built around the theme of ‘High Performance’ and the mindset, resilience, discipline, leadership, standards and behaviours needed to perform at the highest level in financial services.
The conference will include the following speakers:
- Ant Middleton: A former UK Special Forces, Royal Marines veteran and one of the UK's most recognised speakers on mindset, pressure, resilience and leadership.
- Damian Hughes: Co-host of the High Performance Podcast and one of the leading voices on culture, behaviour, leadership and elite performance.
- Terry Blackburn: Founder of The Wealthy Advisers Club, speaking on growth, standards and leadership within financial services.
In addition, there will be a panel session of brokers sharing what is working right now to grow, scale, and increase earnings, sell more protection policies and build stronger businesses in today's market.
To book your place, visit https://events.wealthyadviserclub.com/october-event
Cat Heard, National Account Manager of LV said:
“It’s great to be supporting this event again. We’ve been supporting these events with The Wealthy Adviser Club for the last 12 months and each one has consistently grown not only in attendance numbers but also with the calibre of adviser protection conversations.“
Terry Blackburn, founder of The Wealthy Advisers Club added:
“This is a full day designed to help mortgage brokers, protection advisers, estate planners, IFAs and financial services professionals raise their standards, sharpen their thinking and finish 2026 strong.
“This is not just another adviser event and due to the level of demand already, tickets will be released in batches, so please don’t delay to book your place. ”
