Some of media’s most senior decision-makers are gathering in London on November 17-18 to talk about what comes next for the industry, and we’ll be there. Plus we’re bringing breakfast.
The DPP Leaders’ Briefing 2026 is taking place in London at the Convene Sancroft, St Paul’s over two days. Not only are we a VIP Breakfast Sponsor at the event, but we’ll also be exhibiting across both days at stand 6.
Naturally as we come to the end of 2026, we’re thinking more and more about the following year and what the landscape could look like for our industry. The Leaders’ Briefing is where a lot of these questions get answers. Over two days, senior executives from more than 30 major media organizations across North America and Europe share their top strategic priorities for the year ahead, with this year’s lineup including leaders from the BBC, ITN, Reuters, AP, AFP, Sky, ITV, NBCUniversal and more. These are all conversations we want to be in the room for.
Some of the best conversations happen over breakfast. That’s why we’re hosting a VIP Breakfast event at this year’s Leaders’ Briefing, with our CEO and Founder Jeff Kofman and VP of Product Tessa Kaday.
With decades of experience between them – Jeff as a journalist and correspondent for 30+ years, Tessa with 20+ years in global live news at Reuters – when they talk about newsroom workflows, they’re talking from direct experience.
This event includes coffee, a proper breakfast to start the busy day right, and an honest chat about where AI is genuinely making a difference in content workflows, and where it still needs work.
If you find Jeff, Tessa or any of our team at the event, there’s a good chance you might start talking about the Story Object Model. And with good reason.
A modern newsroom operation runs on dozens of tools, all working on their own separate picture of the story. SOM fixes that by giving every tool one shared, open record of the story, including the whole context, status and editorial guidelines. Every tool can read from it and write to it. We like to think of it as doing for the AI era what the MOS protocol did for newsrooms in the 1990s.
There’s so much more to say on SOM but we’ll save it for the event. For now, if you do want to learn more, check out our SOM page here: https://trint.com/som
Whether you want to talk transcription, live capture, integrated workflows, SOM or just where your team is losing time in your newsroom workflow, come by the Trint stand and chat to our team, or book a meeting with them in advance. We’d love to hear what’s on the agenda for your organization for 2027 and how we might be able to help.
