Put your tools, lab services or manufacturing capacity in front of the UK and European teams running CAR-T, TCR-T, multispecific and vaccine programmes, 3–4 March 2027.
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ImmunoMark Summit is a two-day cancer immunotherapy conference in London on 3–4 March 2027, and its Stream 1, Next-Gen Immuno-Oncology, is given over to the programmes your business sells into: CAR-T and TCR-T, multispecific engagers, myeloid checkpoints, combination regimens and tumour microenvironment modulation.
If you sell research tools, immune-monitoring and cytometry services, cell therapy manufacturing or IO trial delivery, the people in this room are buyers rather than peers. They run discovery, translational, CMC and clinical work inside biotech and pharma, and most of them are at the point of choosing who they work with next. Unlike a purely academic tumour immunology conference in London, the programme is weighted towards industry: 55–60% of delegates come from biotech and pharma, and 45–50% hold senior leadership roles.
The 2nd annual edition targets 400+ delegates. The first London edition, in March 2026, gives you the baseline to judge it on:
Companies that took part in 2026 included GSK, Roche, AstraZeneca, Bristol Myers Squibb, Incyte and Pierre Fabre, alongside UK cell and immunotherapy biotechs such as Leucid Bio, Laverock Therapeutics, LabGenius Therapeutics, Theolytics and Oxford Vacmedix. That mix of large pharma and venture-backed IO companies is what makes this immunotherapy conference in London worth a line in your 2027 plan.
Every session below is on the London 2027 Stream 1 agenda. The right-hand column is our view of the vendor conversation each one tends to start, so you can line up 1:1 targets and booth messaging before you arrive.
| When | Session (speaker as listed) | Conversation it opens for sponsors |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1, 09:30 | Keynote: Myeloid-Targeted Immunotherapies: Clinical Lessons from MDS and Solid Tumor Studies (Petri Bono, Faron Pharmaceuticals) | Immune-monitoring labs and myeloid-panel assay providers |
| Day 1, 11:45 | AI protein design work and our various other digital initiatives (Marc Siggel, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany) | Computational design, protein engineering and data platforms |
| Day 1, 12:15 | CARKey: A multi-antigen specific logic-gated CAR T platform designed to overcome antigen heterogeneity in solid tumours (John Bridgeman, ImmunoKey Ltd) | Cell therapy CDMOs, vector and gene-editing suppliers, CAR characterisation tools |
| Day 1, 14:45 | Panel: Scaling Immunotherapies from Discovery to Commercialisation | CDMOs, CMC consultancies, process analytics |
| Day 1, 17:15 | Precision Safety Management & Risk Mitigation in IO | Safety services, cytokine and immune-toxicity monitoring |
| Day 1, 17:45 | Clinical Trial Design in Immunotherapy: Adaptive & Biomarker-Driven Models | CROs running IO trials, central and specialty labs |
| Day 2, 09:00 | Keynote: Next-Gen Combo Immunotherapies (Ivan Diaz-Padilla, Ipsen) | Combination-trial CROs and translational biomarker labs |
| Day 2, 09:30 | Therapeutic Targeting of Human LILRBs: A Novel Class of Myeloid Checkpoint Inhibitors (Ali Roghanian, University of Southampton) | Antibody, reagent and flow cytometry suppliers |
| Day 2, 11:45 | Allogeneic Cellular Therapies (Salah Mansour, University of Southampton) | Cell sourcing, manufacturing and release-testing providers |
| Day 2, 15:00 | Investment & Partnership Models in Immunotherapy (panellist: Simon Brunner, Flagship Pioneering) | Partnering-led vendors and platform companies |
| Day 2, 16:00 | Bispecific and Multispecific Immune Engagers | Developability, bioassay and potency-testing CROs |
Stream 1 also carries Leucid Bio, Autolus and Novartis cell therapy and CMC expertise on its speaker panel, which is useful context if your offer is manufacturing or analytical. If your product sits closer to assays and diagnostics, compare this with the Stream 2 view on our biomarker conference London page.
Four vendor types get the most from Stream 1 in London. Here is who each should be booking, and where to be in the room.
Geography matters for a London sponsor. Delegates are 60% UK and Ireland and 40% rest of Europe, so one stand covers the Oxford, Cambridge and London biotech base and a continental pipeline that, on this year’s agenda, reaches from Faron in Helsinki to Merck KGaA in Darmstadt. It is an immuno-oncology meeting in London that also runs a biomarker and companion diagnostics stream next door, so the translational colleagues of the people you meet in Stream 1 are in the same building for both days.
Platinum, Gold and Silver sponsors choose their stream, so every option below puts your talk and booth in front of the Stream 1 audience.
Day 1 Platinum slots in Stream 1 run at 11:15, 12:45, 14:15, 15:30 and 16:45, between the CARKey talk and the scaling panel. That is where CDMOs and tool vendors want to be heard.
Day 2 pre-lunch slots sit around the LILRB and Allogeneic Cellular Therapies sessions. A strong fit for reagent and cell-analytics vendors.
For CROs whose sale happens in a quiet 20 minutes, not on a stage.
Model the pipeline value of 10 meetings against 6 for your average deal size.
Open the ROI calculatorThree questions settle it for most IO vendors. Does the agenda name the modalities you serve? Are the delegates the people who sign partner contracts? Can you meet them in private, not only at a stand? London answers with a named Stream 1 agenda, a 70% senior room last year and pre-scheduled 20-minute meetings chosen from full delegate profiles 10 days before the event.
If you also sell on the US West Coast, the San Diego cancer immunotherapy conference runs a month earlier with a different Stream 1 programme. For a view of every edition side by side, see the immuno-oncology summit overview. Background reading on where cell and gene therapy programmes need partners: the advanced therapies biomarker outlook.
Full tier details are on the London sponsorship opportunities page.
Tell us which Stream 1 modality you sell into and we will send the prospectus with the slots that fit.
Request the prospectusPick a package, add your own numbers and see the pipeline it creates. London 2026 sponsors averaged 15 to 25 meetings each, with 70% senior decision-makers in the room.
1. Choose a package
2. Your numbers
Year-one value of a new pharma or biotech customer
Booth visits, networking and questions after your talk
Share of conversations worth a proposal
Your typical close rate
Sponsorship plus travel and team costs
expected first-year revenue for every £1 of your event budget
Estimates only, based on the numbers you enter. Meetings and inclusions from the London 2027 sponsorship prospectus. 1:1 meetings are pre-scheduled with delegates you choose from the attendee list.
What sponsors said
Here is what sponsors told us at our London 2026 launch edition.
We really liked the focus of the event, the topics, the talks, really good opportunity to engage with people, the support we get from you is really great and we appreciate that very much. Based on our experience we would be very interested in also sponsoring the next annual event.

We are always interested in sponsoring interesting conference, based on this years experience, I guess I will manage to get some budget for the next edition.

Conversations I have had are very high level, the footfalls been great and the kind of research going on around is really life changing. We will be very interested in sponsoring the second annual.

My experience here at Immunomark 2026 has been really great. We benefit from very good logistical organisation. Networking sessions were excellent and we consider Immunomark a strategic conference for the coming years.

We got the occasion to discuss customer projects and understand their needs better and how we can help them.

The conference has been great so far with strong interactions at the booth and excellent attendance at our talk. We will definitely think about the next edition.

Quality of the talks were really nice and the attendee list had experts from biotech pharma field. It was great meeting everyone and we look forward to positive outcomes.

The talks have been really interesting so far with a great combination of researchers and clinicians. Moderators encouraged excellent discussions.

Stream 1, Next-Gen Immuno-Oncology, if your buyers run therapy programmes: cell therapy, multispecifics, myeloid checkpoints, combinations. Platinum, Gold and Silver sponsors choose their stream. Choose Stream 2 instead if your product is mainly a biomarker assay or companion diagnostic.
Pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings depend on the package: 15 for Headline, 10 for Platinum, 6 for Gold, and 3, 5, 7 or 10 with the Exclusive 1:1 Meetings packages. Silver and Exhibitor have no pre-scheduled meetings. At London 2026, sponsors held 15–25 meetings each and more than 200 meetings took place across the event.
Yes. The London Stream 1 agenda includes a panel on scaling immunotherapies from discovery to commercialisation, a session on allogeneic cellular therapies and one on adaptive, biomarker-driven trial design. 55–60% of delegates come from biotech and pharma, and 45–50% are senior leaders.
Platinum sponsors get a 30-minute talk on Day 1 (3 March 2027). Gold sponsors get a 30-minute talk on Day 2 before lunch, and Silver sponsors a 15-minute talk on Day 2 after lunch. The Headline sponsor gives a welcome speech and a 30-minute Day 1 keynote across both streams.
They are separate editions with the same package structure. San Diego is the launch edition on 10–11 February 2027 with its own Stream 1 agenda. London on 3–4 March 2027 reaches a delegate base that is 60% UK and Ireland and 40% rest of Europe.
Tell us who you want to meet. We will send the prospectus, current package availability and a recommendation within one working day.