Hear directly from broadcasters, brands and tech providers at the CTV Summit in London next month.
Speakers from Channel 4, Netflix, Sky Media and ITV are set to help shape the agenda at the event, billed as the premier gathering for those with commercial intent in the connected TV ecosystem. It’s the forum where broadcasters and platform operators meet retailers, brands, agencies, as well as technology and service providers to explore how the channel is set to be shaped for the future as consumers turn to digital-first TV.
CTV Summit, part of RetailX Events’ Commerce Media Festival on 14th May, is set to welcome a select 200 attendees to Convene, London. Delegates at the event, which covers connected TV, OTT (over the top TV) and streaming and is supported by keynote sponsor Vidaa, will hear direct from leaders in this fast-growing industry with actionable insights on how to make their brand the centre of attention. The event promises to bring together broadcasters, brands and budgets in connected TV – the premier data source in broadcasting.
“CTV is coming into view for retail, digital and brand marketers as a cost‑effective performance channel that earns its place in the media plan,” says RetailX founder Ian Jindal. “The CTV Summit is where marketers who grew up on search, social and retail media get hands‑on with TV’s reach, data and shoppability. It’s where TV, retail media and ecommerce start to look like one connected growth strategy.”
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The CTV Summit 2026 opens on 14th May at 08:00 for registration and runs until 16:00, closing with a networking session. Highlights of the event, supported by keynote sponsor Vidaa, include a case study from Back Market’s Luke Forshaw on how the brand used CTV to reshape the narrative about refurbished tech.
Later, ITV Director of Advanced Advertising Rhys Mclachlan will join Thinkbox CEO Lindsey Clay, Philip Gontier of Smadex, and Ian Jindal for a discussion around the findings of the RetailX Connected TV 2026 report.
Netflix’s Brogane Colclough will make a presentation before Alex Wright of Channel 4, Ben O’Mahoney of Ocado Retail and David Sanderson of Sky Media join to discuss integrating CTV into commerce. Vidaa CEO Guy Edri explore how brands and retailers can use data to plan and run smarter campaigns across CTV, learning from behavioural insights.
“If you want to meet the broadcasters, platforms and retail media leaders who are turning CTV into a measurable sales channel, this is the room to be in,” says Jindal. “The CTV Summit is built as a working meeting. You sit with broadcasters, retailers and agencies who are rewriting the commercial rules of television in real time.
“For broadcasters and agencies, CTV Summit will be where they meet a new wave of clients who think in ROAS, incrementality and first‑party data. For marketers, it is TV that behaves like digital.”
Mark Pigou, RetailX founder and event organiser, adds: “This summit sits at the point where TV, streaming and commerce meet. That mix is why the event has grown so quickly, and why the right people clear their diaries for it. If you are serious about Connected TV, you cannot watch it from the sidelines. You need to be in London, listening, questioning and meeting the people who are making it happen.”
Three events are co-located on the same day, with Retail MediaX Europe 2026 and the CTV Summit taking place alongside the FMCG Summit. Delegate passes give access to all sessions at all three events, giving visitors the choice and opportunity to find the content that answers all their questions.
After the event ends, industry stars will head off to London’s highest venue, Horizon 22 – at 22 Bishopsgate – for the Retail MediaX Awards.
Retail Media Age is a media partner for the CTV Summit. Find out more about CTV Summit 2026, explore the agenda, or register to attend.
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