Upcoming events
Join us throughout 2025 for inspiring conferences, workshops, webinars and courses
London • June 16 & 17, 2025
The festival of engineering leadership
NYC • October 15–16, 2025
Check out three conferences in NYC this fall!
Upcoming webinars
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In partnership with HarnessIncident response before the incident
April 16, 2025 • 4.00PMWith high-profile outages striking increasingly frequently, incident prevention and readiness are critical, but not at the expense of speed or innovation.
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In partnership with HarnessYour guide to proactive tech debt management
April 23, 2025 • 12.00PMGathering momentum to address tech debt is tough, but waiting until it’s at crisis point often stalls innovation.
Recent recordings
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In partnership with DX
What to do with developer productivity metrics
There’s no shortage of data available for leaders looking to measure developer productivity, but what happens after you’ve set up your dashboards and the numbers start rolling in?
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In partnership with Harness
Escaping your DIY Feature Flags
Feature flags, how difficult can it be? But now it’s day two, and suddenly you’re in the feature flag business.
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Hiring in 2025: quality over quantity
Strategies for hiring smarter in a recovering market.
The festival of engineering leadership by LeadDev
London • June 16 & 17, 2025
the talks, the connections, the experience
Whether you’re a Tech Lead, Manager, Senior IC, Director, VP, or CTO, you’ll leave with ideas and strategies to drive change.
2,000
Attendees
3
Stages
150+
Sessions
150
Speakers
Featuring
Our next conferences
The engineering leadership conference for tech leads and engineering managers.
The technical leadership conference for staff, principal and
distinguished engineers.
Join a vetted audience of Director+ Leaders to navigate a fast changing industry.
We had a blast in 2024!
Make sure you don’t miss our 2025 announcements…
LeadDev meet-ups are expanding in 2025
We run free events year-round in cities all over the world
Highlights from our recent events
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Bottom up org change and evolution
It’s expected for the structure of your teams and organization to change as you grow.
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Growing the next generation of leaders: Levelling up your teams
Dana discusses how you can identify the skill gaps in your teams and support your managers as they transition to leadership.
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Make it count; A no-nonsense guide to engineering metrics for the busy leader
Gain practical insights on engineering metrics that help busy leaders prioritize effectively, address delivery challenges, and measure team performance to maximize impact and productivity.
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Alignment, autonomy, accountability
Explore essential management principles that build trust, enhance team engagement, and support smooth progress, equipping leaders with strategies to guide without micromanaging.
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It’s time to pay off your management debt
Explore management debt’s impact on organizations, uncovering inefficiencies and missed opportunities. Learn actionable strategies to identify, track, and eliminate management debt for sustainable growth.
Recent webinars
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In partnership with DXWhat to do with developer productivity metrics
There’s no shortage of data available for leaders looking to measure developer productivity, but what happens after you’ve set up your dashboards and the numbers start rolling in?
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In partnership with HarnessEscaping your DIY Feature Flags
Feature flags, how difficult can it be? But now it’s day two, and suddenly you’re in the feature flag business.
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How to be an influential leader
The most successful engineering leaders know that influence is the key to driving results, getting buy-in, and getting the task done.
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In partnership with HarnessProve the value of platform engineering
How to justify the cost of your biggest engineering investment.
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In partnership with incident.ioBuilding the dream incident response team
Struggling with incidents? It could be time to assemble an elite response team.
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In partnership with CoderThe perils of context switching
Studies show that it can take 20 minutes to regain focus after a distraction, but what can engineering leaders do to help engineers switch context less often and find flow?
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In partnership with CloudZeroOptimizing cloud costs: Whose job is it anyway?
Who really owns cloud costs? In many organizations, the answer still isn’t clear.
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Tactics for developing junior engineers
How to plan out intentional time for junior talent to be as productive as possible
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Planning for success when scaling rapidly
Create goals, prioritize effectively, set expectations, and drive alignment.
