Motor Trader is proud to launch the Motor Trader Leaders Brunch, with the inaugural event taking place on 27 January 2026 in London. Motor Trader is also proud to announce Warranty Solutions Group as Headline Partner for the event.
All guests are Motor Trader Award winners or personally invited retail leaders and partners.
Steph Newbery, group director at WSG, said: “We’re delighted to be the lead partner of the Motor Trader Leaders Brunch in early 2026. This exclusive industry event promises to be the perfect way to kick off the year, bringing together the sector’s top talent for a morning of inspirational speakers, thought-provoking roundtable discussions, and unrivalled networking opportunities.
“WSG will also be hosting a dedicated table and taking part in the main panel discussion, sharing our views on the year ahead and helping to shape conversations around the most pressing topics facing the automotive industry.
“The brunch will welcome the winners of all Motor Trader events throughout 2025, who will enjoy complimentary places as part of their recognition. It’s a celebration of excellence and a springboard for even greater success in 2026. From reconnecting with peers to planning for the year ahead through strategic conversations and sector insights, this event is not to be missed.”
The event will set the tone for the year ahead, addressing real-world challenges, surfacing peer insight, and strengthening key relationships.
Following the event, Motor Trader will produce a 2026 Leaders Insight Report, capturing highlights from the main stage panels, themes from the hosted table discussions, and Sponsor contributions and market observations.
“The Motor Trader Industry Awards attract the most talented individuals from across the sector and I am delighted this year’s award winners and invited retail leaders will attend the Motor Trader Leaders Brunch in January next year.
“The inaugural event provides a valuable opportunity for motor sector leaders and award winners to meet up, network and discuss the issues and challenges facing the sector,” said Motor Trader Editor John Kirwan.