Thursday 5 November 2026 · The Old Palace, Hatfield House
MyPholyo Playground.
One hundred multi-income earners in one room at The Old Palace, Hatfield House: founders who advise, executives who sit on boards, consultants who invest and creators who run companies. They are already living the way work is going, and on 5 November they meet each other.
On stage
Who you will hear from.
People who earn in several ways at once, talking to a room that does the same.
June Angelides MBE
Co-Founder & CEO, MyPholyo · Venture Partner, Samos Investments · Board Director
June has been earning in more than one way for years, as a venture partner, board director, founder and mother of three. She named the way she was already working, gave it a language, and built the infrastructure it never had.
She welcomes the room, joins the morning panel and takes MyPholyo live on stage after lunch. Everything in between belongs to the room.
MBE · Venture Partner · Board Director · LinkedIn Top Voice · FT Featured
Oliver Cummings
CEO, Nurole · host of Enter the Boardroom
Enter the Boardroom steps out of the studio: Oliver records a live episode in front of the room, with Professor Kerensa Jennings as his guest and questions from the floor, on what board careers look like when working lives go portfolio. The room he records in front of is the room the show is about.
Professor Kerensa Jennings FRSA
Board adviser and executive coach · former Group Director, Data Platforms, BT
Kerensa advises boards and coaches chief executives across critical national infrastructure, real estate, maritime, agentic AI, data, education and retail, after a career that took in BT as Group Director of Data Platforms, the BBC as Head of Strategic Delivery, and a Royal social enterprise at Buckingham Palace that she ran as chief executive. She is a trustee of the Sir John Soane Museum, co-hosts the AI series of The Tech Leaders Podcast, and wrote the bestselling thriller Seas of Snow. Her Pholyo is about as wide as they get.
Mark Evans
Former MD, Marketing & Digital, Direct Line Group
One of the UK's most decorated marketers: Marketing Society Leader of the Year and Campaign's Power 100 Hall of Fame. Now a portfolio career in motion: trustee of Cancer Research UK, chair of the School of Marketing, founder of Sprintathon. Exactly the shape of working life this room is building.
Jimmy McLoughlin OBE
Host, Jimmy's Jobs of the Future · founder, Boxlight
Jimmy was the Prime Minister's Business Director at Number 10 from 2016 to 2019, and took an OBE in 2024 for services to business and entrepreneurship. He now hosts Jimmy's Jobs of the Future, which draws more than 100,000 listeners a month, runs the creative studio Boxlight, and sits on the King's Awards for Enterprise advisory panel. He joins Mark Evans and June on the morning panel.
Maria Josife
Head of European Fintech, Erevena
She runs the session on getting your first board role, which is the question this room asks more than any other. Erevena places leaders and board members across Europe's fastest growing technology companies, so she sees from the inside what gets someone onto a board and what keeps them off one.
Nadeem Shabir
CTO, MyPholyo
With June Angelides MBE, Nadeem takes the real product, with real member data, live in the room: the moment MyPholyo goes fully live, on stage, in the room and in every guest's hands.
Steven James
Partner, Pillsbury
One of the world's foremost advisors to companies and their investors and lenders. On stage: the legal side of earning in more than one way. All day: the Legal Clinic, fifteen-minute sessions with Pillsbury lawyers.
Laura Fox
Founder, The LinkedIn Fox
LinkedIn has turned from a recruitment site into one of the most powerful tools a multi-income earner has, and Laura is the person people call when they want it working for them. She takes the main stage for a live Visibility workshop on how to be found by the right people, for the right work, without turning yourself into a content machine.
To be announced
The last session of the day
The closing session is being confirmed and will be announced here. Our Founding Ambassadors are in the room all day. Stage time is curated, never sold.
The day
Thursday 5 November, nine to quarter to five.
A playground is where you try things before you commit, learn by doing, and find the other people doing it too. So the day is built around doing.
- Map your Pholyo at the door and leave with your archetype: Architect, Catalyst, Pioneer or Curator.
- Meet the people you should know: someone who could hire you, someone you could hire, someone who has solved the problem you are facing.
- Watch MyPholyo go live on stage, in the room and in your hands.
- Leave with something useful the same week: what your time is worth, a LinkedIn profile you know what to do with, and a lawyer's answer to the question you have been putting off.
- The Legal Clinic with Pillsbury: fifteen-minute sessions, bookable Upper Solar
- Professional headshots and an optional filmed story Lower Solar
- Co-working and hot-desking space with good wifi Downstairs
- Our Founding Ambassadors, in the room all day
Be there
One hundred seats. Tickets are on sale.
The room is capped at 100 and every seat is allocated. Tickets are £120 plus VAT, which is £144 at checkout, and every request is reviewed because we are curating the room.
Every ticket includes the full day, the swag bag and three months of MyPholyo, free.
Requests are reviewed and we will confirm your place by email.
Our partners
The names beside the room.
Pillsbury
Pillsbury is a forward-thinking law firm helping clients thrive in an environment of intense competition and change, and one of the world’s foremost advisors to companies and their investors and lenders. On stage at 14:00 on the legal side of earning in more than one way, and the all-day Legal Clinic in the Upper Solar: fifteen-minute sessions, bookable by every guest.
Lovable
Everyone in the room leaves with Lovable build credits included in their ticket, so the idea you talk about over lunch can be a working product by the time you get home.
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire · 25 minutes from King's Cross
Getting there and getting work done
The Old Palace, Hatfield House.
25 minutes from King's Cross
Hatfield station is a direct train from King's Cross and sits opposite the park gates. Doors open at 09:00 and the day closes at 16:45.
Parking on the estate
There is parking on the estate. The Old Palace is the Tudor hall where Elizabeth I held her first Council of State.
Co-working downstairs, all day
There is a co-working and hot-desking space downstairs with good wifi and somewhere quiet to take calls, so you can step out of a session, get something done and come back in.
How do tickets work?
Who else will be there?
What do I actually leave with?
Can I take calls or work during the day?
What should I wear?
Can I bring someone?
What if I can no longer come?
The future of work is connecting the ways you earn.
One hundred multi-income earners at The Old Palace, Hatfield House, on Thursday 5 November 2026, and every seat is allocated.