Manifest: The Global Summit for Men and Boys
Date: Thursday 17 June 2027, QEII Centre, Westminster, London
Keynotes: Richard Reeves and Scott Galloway.
Super Early Booking place: www.manifest-event.com
Manifest is the first annual Global Summit for Men and Boys. Delivered in the UK by the Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys in partnership with the American Institute for Boys and Men.
Awareness of the challenges facing men and boys is no longer marginal. Richard Reeves' Of Boys and Men, Sir Gareth Southgate's Richard Dimbleby Lecture and Netflix's Adolescence are visible cultural landmarks in a shift that now runs across politics, policy, education and the newsrooms. What has not existed is an international summit for the great people and organisations doing the work, thinking and funding to meet, connect and share.
Manifest is a brand-new event created by CPRMB to bring the men and boys’ sector together and we are delighted to reveal our first two keynotes who have done so much to move the conversation forward.
Richard Reeves, President of the American Institute for Boys and Men, formerly Director of Strategy to Nick Clegg in 10 Downing Street (Coalition Government) and a Senior Fellow at Brookings Institute. Author of Of Boys and Men.
Scott Galloway, Clinical Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern, host of the Prof G podcast and author of Notes on Being a Man.
Further keynotes and programme, drawn from across the sector, will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Booking opens today at Super Early Booking rates. The first 100 seats are available at:
- £245 for organisations with turnover below £500k (registered charities and CICs included)
- £595 for organisations with turnover above £500k
- £535 for registered charities and CICs with turnover above £500k (10% off)
Rates move to Early Booking pricing once the first 100 places have sold (or January 2027, whichever comes first).
All prices are exclusive of VAT
Reserve your Super Early Booking place here www.manifest-event.com
Ten-point Accord
Manifest will conclude with the signing of a ten-point Accord reflecting the issues and actions those gathered will address in the coming year.
We all look forward to seeing you in June

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