ABOUT THE SUMMIT

The inaugural E-Cigarette Summit was held at the Royal Society in London in November 2013, at a critical point in history when both public health experts and regulators were negotiating the TPD (European Tobacco Products Directive) and grappling with a consumer-driven product on an unprecedented growth trajectory.

Now entering our 14th year in London and 10th year in Washington, D.C., the event name has been updated to the Nicotine Summit to reflect the evolving nicotine product and user landscape.

Over the last decade, the Summits have provided a neutral meeting point for scientists, regulators, industry, public health professionals, and practitioners to explore the latest independent research and to facilitate respectful debate on complex and often highly controversial issues. The aim is to ensure that disparate views can be explored in the context of a common aim: to reduce smoking-related death and disease.

Smooth Events has a proven track record of producing high-level conferences and events in the scientific, public health, and human rights fields.

A copy of the presentations from previous events can be found on the Resources page alongside video presentations.

If you have any queries about the Summit please contact Smooth Events in the first instance amanda@smooth-events.com or call +44 (0) 7949 088306

The Nicotine Summit is wholly owned and managed by Smooth Event Management ltd and is solely funded through individual delegate ticket sales. The event does not seek or accept any sponsorship/external funding from any outside organisation either philanthropic, commercial or government funded. The editorial program is researched and written by Smooth Event Management who have no commercial links or involvement with the tobacco, pharmaceutical or electronic cigarette industry.

The Summit has maintained a commitment to not invite any scientists or researchers that have received funding or worked directly or indirectly for the tobacco industry to speak or present.  We allow industry presentations only if the company has never sold combustible products and the presentation is solely relating to regulatory impacts.