TWP Festival: A Corporate Conference Reimagined

At the end of June, we exhibited at the inaugural Today’s Wills and Probate Festival, an event fondly and informally nicknamed “Deathfest” by the sector’s most spirited professionals. Held against the backdrop of the beautiful countryside in Shakespeare’s county, the festival was an energising forum for Wills and Probate professionals across the land.

As an exhibitor, we were proud to represent our commitment to excellence in the Private Client law sector, even in a less traditional setting. The event provided a valuable opportunity to connect with a diverse range of attendees, from seasoned practitioners to emerging voices, each bringing a distinct perspective to the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.

The events of the day reinforced our belief in the importance of collaborative progress and staying attuned to the shifting needs of those we provide services to. Put simply, a commitment to continue to provide nothing less than a first class service.

Conversations That Matter

The festival’s tone was anything but sombre. With a carefully curated programme of panel discussions and keynote speeches, with a sprinkling of informal networking sessions, the TWP Festival encouraged candid dialogue and forward-thinking debate. The atmosphere struck a thoughtful balance between professionalism and approachability, giving rise to conversations that were both technical in nature but still refreshingly human.

From insights into digital transformation to reflections on evolving regulatory frameworks, the exchange of knowledge was inspiring. We were particularly struck by the shared commitment across the sector to embracing change, whether through greater transparency, the use of emerging tech, or improved client experiences.

Looking Ahead with Purpose

Attending the Today’s Wills and Probate Festival left us energised and optimistic – this was a corporate event reimagined, and it worked. It reaffirmed our ongoing dedication to delivering a service that is not only rooted in expertise but also guided by empathy. As we look ahead, we remain focused on enhancing our offerings and strengthening the relationships that allow us to serve our clients and partners with care and confidence.

To those who stopped by our stand, we extend our thanks – it was a pleasure to meet and chat. And to those we didn’t have the opportunity to speak with, we hope to do so in the near future. The festival may be over, but the conversations it sparked continue to shape our thinking.

A special thanks to the team at Today’s Media for putting on such a good show.

Here is a short GIF of the day, which gives just a taste of the festival-type atmosphere, all finished off with street food and ice cream – what’s not to like?