Silent Seminars has announced the continuation of its long-running partnership with Event Tech Live, strengthening a relationship that has been central to the event’s audio experience for the past decade. The new two-year agreement will see Silent Seminars’ award-winning wireless headset technology remain an integral part of ETL’s theatres across the UK, as well as future international editions.
Over the past 10 years, Silent Seminars’ tech has become a defining feature of Event Tech Live, enabling clear and immersive audio delivery in open, high-traffic environments. Their approach has helped ETL introduce more stages and content without compromising clarity, accessibility, or audience engagement.
Reflecting on the partnership, Adam Parry, Co-founder of Event Tech Live, said:
“Silent Seminars have been part of the ETL story since our early days, and their technology has helped us reimagine what’s possible in a busy, open-plan event environment. Their team brings expertise, innovation, and reliability in equal measure. We’re thrilled to continue that partnership through to 2027 as we keep pushing boundaries together.”
Under the renewed agreement, Silent Seminars will once again power ETL’s theatres with their multi-channel wireless headsets, ensuring consistent audio quality and a more focused experience for attendees. This continuation also supports ETL’s wider international plans, where Silent Seminars’ technology will play a key role in maintaining the show’s standards worldwide.
Duncan Strain, Founder of Silent Seminars, commented:
“We’re proud to continue our collaboration with Event Tech Live. It’s a show that truly champions innovation, and we share that same ethos. Our mission has always been to help organisers deliver engaging, accessible and sustainable event experiences, and ETL is the perfect platform to demonstrate that.”
Silent Seminars operates from bases in the UK, Belgium and Spain, with partners across the USA, Middle East and APAC regions. Their systems support a wide range of events, from intimate conferences and corporate meetings, to large exhibitions and multi-stage live shows. In doing so, they help organisers reduce noise, improve accessibility, maximise space, and deliver content with clarity.
For more information about Silent Seminars, visit silentseminars.com.
