Conference 2027
AI Consulting Conference 2027
One day in Munich exploring how AI changes client projects, business models and careers in consulting.
Purpose
One day. Several perspectives on AI in consulting.
Consulting, technology, business and emerging talent meet through keynotes, discussions, practical sessions and networking.
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Who should attend
Consulting professionals
People rethinking client work, service offerings and teams.
Technology professionals
People building and evaluating AI systems in real projects.
Business decision-makers
People evaluating investments, business impact and implementation.
Students & young professionals
People exploring career paths and developing expertise in consulting or AI.
Themes being explored for 2027
The questions shaping ACC 2027
Programme development is underway.
- 01
The value of consulting
What clients pay for as AI changes the work.
- 02
AI in practice
Implementation, evaluation and measurable business results.
- 03
Careers and expertise
How early-career professionals learn and develop judgement.
Intended format
Keynotes, discussions and practical exchange.
Perspectives on stage, hands-on work and time for conversation.
Keynotes
Clear positions from people responsible for AI in consulting and business.
Discussions
Panels and fireside chats where perspectives can genuinely differ.
Applied sessions
Smaller hands-on formats with laptops, cases and real tools.
Networking
Deliberate time between sessions to meet speakers, partners and peers.
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Tickets
Ticket sales for 2027 will open on Luma.
Tickets for ACC 2027 will be available through Luma. Sales have not opened yet. Ticket options and prices will be announced with the launch.
Frequently asked questions
On 9 June 2027 in Munich. The venue and the detailed timetable will be announced on this site.
Tickets will be available through Luma. Sales have not opened yet.
Session languages will be specified in the programme.
The 2027 speaker lineup is being developed. Confirmed names will be announced with the programme.
Yes. Students and young professionals are an explicit part of the audience, alongside experienced consultants and decision-makers.
See the partners page for the ways organisations can contribute to ACC 2027.