Silent Seminars has officially confirmed a multi-year extension of its long-standing partnership with Event Tech Live (ETL), ensuring continued collaboration through 2027. The announcement marks a significant milestone in a decade-long relationship that has become central to ETL’s evolution as one of the leading global showcases for event technology. According to reports from Exhibition News and Conference News, the renewed agreement will see Silent Seminars continue to power ETL’s theatre audio using its signature multi-channel wireless headset system.
The partnership has been instrumental in enabling ETL to host multiple concurrent stages within open-plan environments while maintaining exceptional audio clarity. Silent Seminars’ technology, designed specifically for busy exhibition settings, allows attendees to enjoy uninterrupted sound even amid high foot traffic and overlapping sessions. This setup has allowed Event Tech Live to increase the number of educational theatres without compromising the audience experience, a factor frequently highlighted by the event’s organisers.
Adam Parry, co-founder of Event Tech Live, expressed strong confidence in the extended collaboration, noting that Silent Seminars’ “expertise, innovation and reliability” have consistently elevated the quality of ETL’s content delivery. He emphasised that their audio solutions have become “an integral part of the show’s identity,” enabling ETL to offer more dynamic programming year after year.
Silent Seminars founder Duncan Strain echoed this sentiment, stating that Event Tech Live provides an ideal platform to demonstrate the company’s commitment to creating accessible, engaging, and sustainable event audio solutions. With operational bases in the UK, Belgium, and Spain, and a growing international footprint, Silent Seminars will also support ETL’s planned global editions under the extended partnership.
The renewed agreement reinforces both organisations’ dedication to innovation and positions Event Tech Live to continue defining the future of event technology experiences through 2027 and beyond.
