BCO Annual Conference 2026, Conference Brochure - Flipbook - Page 6
The Conference Fringe
Tuesday 16 June
Throughout 16 June several established
and some new Fringe events are being
planned to help delegates arriving in
Edinburgh connect and get themselves set
up for the conference kick-off at 09:00 on
17 June.
Annual Cycle Challenge
5km morning run
NextGen Scavenger Hunt
Photography Masterclass
The cyclists will be finishing their threeday charity cycle ride having covered
300km and more than 3,000m of ascent
as they arrive into Festival Square,
Edinburgh in mid-afternoon. See
page 7 for full details.
Join the group and connect while
running across Edinburgh’s ancient
cobbled streets and around the
UNESCO World Heritage Site. The
5km morning run is taking place on
16, 17 & 18 June.
When: 14:00 - 18:30
Where: Cundall, New Clarendon,
114-116 George Street, EH2 4LH
(and around the city centre)
When: 14:30 - 16:30
Where: Meeting Point: JLL, 7 Exchange
Crescent, Conference Square EH3 8LL.
BCO Golf Cup
Padel Competition
The BCO Golf Cup is taking place on
Scotland’s Golf Coast in Gullane. One
of the world’s epicentres for exceptional
links golf courses, this is being teeed up as an exceptional experience
surrounded by history, the sea, the
hills and an unbeatable view of the
Edinburgh skyline. See page 8 for
full details.
When: 14:00 - 17:00
Where: Game4Padel, Edinburgh Park
Join the first BCO conference padel
competition! The event will include
court hire, racket and balls hire, light
snacks and refreshments.
An interactive BCO NextGen event
hosted by Cundall, bringing together
learning, teamwork, networking and
a bit of friendly competition. The
afternoon will kick off with a short
introduction to BCO NextGen Scotland,
followed by an insight into Cundall’s
office fit out and workplace approach.
Attendees will then take part in a fastpaced Scavenger Hunt around the city
in small teams, before regrouping at
the Cundall office for refreshments
and networking.
To support the 2026 BCO conference
photography competition we’re running
a workshop & walking tour so you can
understand how to get the best out
of the amazing camera technology
in your mobile phone. The workshop
will start by going over key settings on
your device to make the most of your
mobile camera. We will set off from
the financial district onto the historic
West Port and the Vennel, where you
can capture shots such as the iconic
castle framed by the narrow alley and
old buildings. You will learn how to use
the available light to your advantage
and understand how to compose your
shots. At the end of the walk, we’ll share
photos and discuss editing tips to take
your images to the next level.
All fringe events - excluding the cycling and golf - are free to
attend but require booking and are subject to a charity donation.
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