Clean Conference 2009

Connecting and networking Just 12 months ago, we were in the final run-up to the very first Clean Conference. Little did we know how successful it would prove to be! It attracted presenters and delegates from all over the world and generated a massive buzz. Book now

This year’s Conference takes place on the weekend of 12 and 13 September, and the list of presenters is now available here.

Once again we have a fantastic line-up, including presenters from the USA, Israel and Bulgaria as well as France, Holland, Belgium and across the UK. Whether you are newly curious about Clean and want to discover what all the excitement is about, have done some learning and want to develop your skills, or you are an expert in the field, there’s something here for you.

Top names include:

Penny Tompkins and James Lawley

Wendy Sullivan

Caitlin Walker

Marian Way and Phil Swallow

Angela Dunbar and Carol Wilson

Lynne Cooper

Michael Mallows

Steve Saunders

Judy Rees

Gina Campbell

and many, many more.

“For me it was like entering a shop full of different smells, colours, tastes, noises. Some were familiar, others new. That included the people! There was fun and joy in being given gifts and making new purchases.” 2008 Participant David Leeper

Our venue is in central London, close to Euston main line station. The University of London Union in Malet Street enables us to locate all three streams of parallel sessions close together. We have level access, a lift and other convenient facilities, and there are plenty of hotels and a Youth Hostel close by.

We’ve also included lunch in the price, to encourage the informal networking which delegates found so valuable last time. And a wide range of books and other publications will be available from the bookstall, provided by Anglo American Books.

You can:

Enjoy your first experience of Clean
Discover the latest developments in this fast-moving field
Meet and learn from the biggest names
Debate and discuss with specialist trainers, consultants and coaches
Experiment with new applications.

“It was like a bubbly fountain illuminated with multi-coloured lights changing at both regular and random intervals, adding to its charm. Because of the regularity and the randomness of the illumination, one never knew exactly what to expect while remaining secure in the knowledge that the experience of it would be well worth having.” 2008 participant Jane Turner

The cost for the whole weekend is still only £199 - amazing value, as you’ll probably agree.

Join us for a weekend of adventures in Clean Language, metaphor and much more! Book here.