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Two days. Two tracks. Practical sessions from Magento merchants and Adobe Commerce specialists who've solved these problems for real. From acquisition and conversion to AI and retention, every session is designed to help you build a better eCommerce business - not sell you another service.
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Mage Camp runs across two days. Tuesday is a programme of individually bookable Fringe events, followed by the main conference on Wednesday. Fringe bookings and main-conference tickets are separate, so remember to reserve every event you want to attend.
Tuesday, 13 October 2026
Mage Camp Fringe tickets
Focused community events around the main programme. Each event has its own capacity and needs its own booking.
Women in Ecommerce
14:00-17:30 · Lower Ground
None of us grow in isolation. Who’s in your corner? 13 October 2026 · Manchester - Venue TBC · 14:00 - 17:30 · Free to attend! There are brilliant women working across every corner of commerce. We want to create more spaces where they can meet each other, learn from each other and give one another the confidence, connections and opportunities to go further. MageCamp Manchester is the first room. No matter what your job title says. No matter how long you've been doing it. If you're a woman working in or around eCommerce, you belong here. What happens in the room? The Theme: Behind every career are people who’ve made a difference. The mentor who saw something in you before you saw it yourself. The colleague who shared what they knew. The person who made an introduction, opened a door or backed you when it mattered. That idea will run through the afternoon. Through the questions we ask, the experiences shared from the mic and the conversations around the tables, we’ll explore who helps us grow, and how we can do the same for other women. The Agenda: 1. The Panel - Your questions. Their experiences. We'll bring together women from across commerce for an honest 45-minute conversation shaped by the questions you want answered. Questions can be submitted anonymously before the event, so the conversation isn't limited to whoever feels comfortable putting their hand up. It’s a chance to hear different perspectives on careers, leadership, confidence, mistakes, opportunities, difficult decisions and everything that happens in between. 2. Lightning Talks - Five minutes. Your floor. Have something worth sharing? This is your invitation. We're opening the floor to women attending the event for a series of short, 5–8 minute talks. You don't need to be an experienced speaker. In fact, we'd particularly love to hear from you if you're not. Maybe you've always wanted to try public speaking but a huge conference stage feels like several steps too far. Maybe there's an idea you've been sitting on. Maybe you've learned something other women could benefit from. This is a room that's on your side. You don't need permission to take the mic. *Complimentary, 30 minute 1:1 sessions to be offered to all speakers from mentors within the Hello Moxie community ahead of the talk for prep assistance. 3. Roundtables - The next generation of networking. Hosted small groups of 6-8 women to a table with one topic worth talking about. Spend 45 minutes sharing experiences, asking questions, disagreeing, learning and figuring things out together. We'll set the topics, but the women around the table decide where the conversation goes. This is bigger than one afternoon. Women in Ecommerce starts in Manchester, but we don't want it to end there. We want to build a network that creates more opportunities for women to meet, speak, mentor, learn, ask for help and give it. More rooms. More cities. More countries. Mentoring. Support. Introductions. Opportunities. And a network of women actively invested in seeing other women succeed. We're starting with one room on 13 October. Let's see where we can take it. Join us in Manchester 13 October 2026 14:00 - 17:30 Manchester - Venue TBC Free to attend! Come for the panel. Take the mic. Pull up a chair. Meet someone you wouldn't otherwise have met. Or simply come and see what happens when you put a room full of women together who genuinely want each other to do well. Women in Ecommerce is a fringe event of MageCamp 2026
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19:00-21:30 · TBC
The night before. No agenda, no lanyards, no slides — just the ecommerce community in a friendly relaxed environment. From 19:00, Tuesday 13 October in Manchester. Free, ticketed. Part of Mage Camp. Before Mage Camp officially opens, we'll be taking over a local venue for the evening. Come and meet the people you'll be spending Wednesday with — including the ones you've only ever spoken to in a Slack thread. Merchants, agencies, developers, platform folk: everyone's welcome and nobody's on stage. Turn up when you like, leave when you like. Free and ticketed, so we know roughly how many of you to expect. In person only. The main conference opens the next morning, 14 October at Sister— free for merchants, £50 otherwise, and a separate ticket.
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Choose the ticket that matches how you are attending. Your conference ticket covers the full Wednesday programme; separately listed Fringe events are not included.
Merchant - in-person
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You'll also get access to the recorded sessions for 12 months.
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For agencies, vendors, freelancers and anyone else who wants to be in the room.
You'll also get access to the recorded sessions for 12 months.
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Everything is designed around one thing: helping your business succeed.
Practical advice you can actually use
Forget generic conference talks. Every session is built around real challenges, real decisions and real outcomes, with practical ideas you can apply as soon as you're back at work.
Learn from people who've done it
Hear directly from merchants and specialists who've launched, scaled and optimised Magento & Adobe Commerce stores. No recycled conference talks - just honest experiences, lessons learned and what they'd do differently.
Community over competition
Mage Camp is organised by five leading Magento agencies working together to strengthen the Magento and Adobe Commerce community. It's a day focused on sharing knowledge, not selling services.
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