CTV, OTT & Streaming Summit

Overview

CTV, OTT & Streaming Summit is a UK-based industry event focused on connected TV, OTT, and streaming advertising. It is presented by RetailX Events and is positioned around bringing together brands, broadcasters, retailers, agencies, and technology providers to discuss strategy, measurement, shoppable streaming, and commercial partnerships.¹²⁴

The event appears to be part of RetailX’s broader commerce media programming and is marketed as a gathering for senior decision-makers in the CTV ecosystem rather than as a consumer-facing product company. Public listings describe it as a one-day summit in London with partners including RetailX Intelligence, Sky Media, Ocado Ads, Samsung Ads, and support from IAB Europe.¹²

History

Public sources indicate the summit is part of RetailX’s events portfolio, but they do not identify a separate founding date or founder for this specific summit brand.²⁴ The event is currently active and has been listed for the 2026 edition in London.¹²⁷ RetailX’s event page frames it as a meeting point for the core players in CTV, OTT, and streaming, suggesting it was created as a specialist conference format within RetailX’s wider commerce and retail-media coverage.⁴ No evidence in the available sources shows an acquisition, renaming, or discontinuation.¹²⁴

Product Lines

Manufacturing

No manufacturing applies; this is an events and conference brand rather than a physical-products company. Public information describes a summit format, partnerships, and venue location, but does not indicate any in-house production of goods.¹²⁴

Notable Products

• CTV, OTT & Streaming Summit 2026 - One-day London summit focused on CTV, OTT, measurement, and shoppable streaming.¹²
• RetailX Commerce Media Festival tie-in - The summit is listed as part of RetailX’s broader commerce media event programming.²⁷
• Industry speaker program - Public listings reference participation from broadcasters, brands, retailers, agencies, and ad-tech companies.¹⁸

Reputation

The brand is perceived as a specialist industry forum rather than a mass-market event. Public descriptions emphasize relevance for senior executives and practical discussion of strategy, measurement, and partnerships in the CTV market.¹² The available sources present it positively as a focused networking and knowledge-sharing venue, but they do not provide independent attendee reviews or evidence of broader market recognition beyond the retail media and ad-tech space.⁴⁷