FAQs

  • Please review our Guest Policy Here

  • We will not be providing transportation between venues. We recommend using London’s underground (the Tube) as it is the most efficient way to access the venues given city traffic

  • If attending the 30th Anniversary Dinner at the Natural History Museum, we suggest cocktail attire as it’s a more formal occasion.

    All other events of are considered “come as you are” meaning dress however you’re most comfortable!. Whether you’re coming straight from work, the gym, or home, you’ll fit right in. Jeans, sneakers, business casual, or dressier is all appropriate.

  • This year's event won't be at a hotel, so we've curated a few convenient options near the Summit venues, all easily accessible by the London Underground which can be found here

    Please note that there are no room blocks, so please book your own accommodations early to secure the best rates during this busy time in London.

  • For additional questions, reach out to us at events@kfp.org.

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Kauffman Confidentiality

One of the most sacred and foundational values of Kauffman Fellows is trust, which we build intentionally and authentically through a shared commitment to confidentiality. This commitment, referred to as “Kauffman Confidential,” means that as a Fellow or participant in a module, you will have access to confidential information. With that access comes the responsibility to uphold the highest standard of discretion. The trusted space we create enables Fellows and speakers to share openly and vulnerably, without fear that their words or experiences will be shared beyond the room.

You are expected not to disclose any information shared within the Kauffman Fellows trusted space unless you have received explicit permission from the individual who shared it. If there is ever uncertainty about whether something can be shared, we expect you to err on the side of caution and seek explicit permission before doing so. Any violation of this confidentiality pledge may result in removal from Kauffman Fellows.