™Where MobiLearn shows up
The expos and conferences the team has exhibited at or attended, with the dates, the venue, who was there and what was actually demonstrated. Anything still ahead of us appears at the top of this page as soon as it is confirmed.
Where to find us next
Confirmed dates go up here as soon as they are settled. Everything below this section has already happened.
Nothing confirmed to publish at the moment. If you want to know whether the team will be at an event you are already going to, ask us and we will tell you either way.
Past events
Most recent first, each with who from the team was there and what was demonstrated.
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11 to 12 June 2026
The AI Summit London 2026
Tobacco Dock, London, United Kingdom
Enterprise AI in production
The same week as London Tech Week and the same city, with a narrower question in the room: what enterprise AI looks like once it is running in production rather than in a pilot. Abhishek Rungta and Mayyukk Goswami took a narrow answer to it. Course creation from documents a business already has, delivery on mobile and offline in regional languages, assessment, and analytics at the scale an enterprise learning programme actually runs at.
Event website (opens in a new tab)Who was there
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Abhishek RungtaFounder and Director
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Mayyukk GoswamiCo-Founder and Vice President
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8 to 12 June 2026
London Tech Week 2026
Olympia, London, United Kingdom
Europe's flagship technology event
Abhishek Rungta and Mayyukk Goswami spent the week at Olympia meeting enterprise buyers, technology partners and other founders. The demonstration they ran was the one people actually ask for: hand over a document and watch a mobile course get generated from it in the time it takes to explain what the platform does. London Tech Week runs across the city for a week, and the organisers publish attendance of more than 45,000.
Event website (opens in a new tab)Who was there
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Abhishek RungtaFounder and Director
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Mayyukk GoswamiCo-Founder and Vice President
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4 to 6 May 2026
BAFT 2026 Global Annual Meeting
Washington, D.C., United States
Trade finance and transaction banking
Christian Ramirez and Nancy Amert met transaction banking and trade finance leaders across the three days. The subject that kept returning was compliance training: how anti-money-laundering and know-your-customer material reaches the people who have to apply it, how often it has to be refreshed, and what evidence has to exist afterwards. The demonstrations were live ones, building a course from a policy document and showing the completion and assessment record that comes out of the other end.
Event website (opens in a new tab)Who was there
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Christian RamirezAmericas Lead
- Nancy AmertAdviser, Americas
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13 to 15 April 2026
SHRM Talent 2026
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Talent and HR technology
Sakshi Kapahi and Christian Ramirez spent three days with talent and learning leaders from United States enterprises. The conversations worth having were the hands-on ones, where somebody raises their own onboarding or compliance problem and the platform gets driven in front of them rather than described. In Nashville that mostly meant building a course from a document on the spot and walking through what a manager sees afterwards.
SHRM Conferences (opens in a new tab)Who was there
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Sakshi KapahiFounder and Director
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Christian RamirezAmericas Lead
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23 to 25 April 2025
GITEX ASIA 2025
Marina Bay Sands Expo, Singapore
Enterprise technology expo, Asia edition
MobiLearn's first showing in the Asia-Pacific region. Mayyukk Goswami ran live AI course-creation demonstrations at the booth across the three days and introduced the South East Asia partner programme to enterprise visitors. Singapore was the right place to open that conversation, because a partner network is how a platform reaches enterprises across a region rather than one country at a time.
Event website (opens in a new tab)Who was there
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Mayyukk GoswamiCo-Founder and Vice President
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The pictures on these cards are stock images carried across from the previous MobiLearn website. They are not photographs of these events, and they are replaced with real ones of the team and the stand as soon as those are supplied.
What actually gets demonstrated
Ten minutes at a conference is enough to find out whether MobiLearn fits. These are the three things that get shown, in the order they usually matter.
- A course, built while you watch
- Bring a policy, an SOP or a slide deck, on a phone or a memory stick, and we generate a course from it in front of you. It is the only demonstration worth doing on a show floor, because it is the claim everything else on this site rests on.
- The evidence side
- Assignment, deadlines and escalation, pass thresholds, the completion and assessment record, and the export a compliance or audit function would ask for. Less interesting to watch than the first one, and usually the part that decides whether a deal moves.
- Where it stops
- The limits get the same airtime as the capabilities: what is shipping, what is not, and which problems are a poor fit for this platform. Finding out that MobiLearn is the wrong answer for you is a good outcome for both of us, and it is cheaper at a conference than in a procurement cycle.
Not going to the next one? The demo is the same either way
What the team runs at a conference is what they run on a call: your own SOP turned into a course, assigned to a sample cohort, with the completion and evidence views walked through. Forty-five minutes, and no stand to queue at.