We interviewed David Quigley, one of our Senior Production Managers, about what it takes to make an immersive experience feel genuinely believable. David brings more than a decade of experience across the experiential industry and, since joining Seen Presents, has worked on projects for clients including Pinterest and Red Bull. 

Experiential has finally got the attention it deserves. So what happens next?

As experiential continues to command bigger budgets, greater cultural relevance and more attention than ever before, a new question emerges: what will set the next generation of brand experiences apart? We’ve explored this topic in our first article for The Subthread.

We're proud to share that our Project Coordinator, Thai McCabe, has been named one of BizBash's 2026 Fresh Faces.

The annual list celebrates 15 emerging professionals making their mark on the events industry – recognising those bringing fresh thinking, bold ideas and unforgettable experiences to audiences around the world.

At just 19 years old and less than a year into her journey at Seen Presents, Thai has already made an incredible impact, delivering global projects across the UK, Europe and the US with creativity, confidence and maturity beyond her years.

Our 3D Designer, Giorgia Golzio, has been featured in LBBonline - Little Black Book, spotlighting the unsung heroes behind the festival and what it really takes to deliver experiences at that scale, while reflecting on her first year designing the iconic Netflix Fan Club.

While delivering our fourth consecutive Cannes Lions activation for Netflix and The New York Times' biggest presence at the festival to date, our team spent the week exploring the experiences that cut through the noise. 

Our Associate Creative Director Emily Lyddon has been featured in Creative Bloq, alongside Nicola Ryan, Nu Goteh, Rhonnie Bailey and Daniel Cox, sharing her advice on how junior creatives can land their first design role and what she typically looks for when hiring at the agency.

For Emily, it's often the passion projects that stand out most, giving a glimpse into the interests, curiosity and personality behind the portfolio.

We’re excited to share that our Managing Director Louisa O'Connor has been named in BizBash’s Industry Innovators 2026 list. She joins nine other experiential experts, including Allison Barrie Rand at Walmart and Elizabeth Craighead at Live Nation Entertainment - all helping shape the future of experiential at a time when the industry is increasingly shifting back towards connection, presence, and experiences people genuinely want to be part of.

Our Senior Creative Strategist, Jay Davis, explores how brands are showing up for audiences today, from headline moments to the kinds of experiences people build into their calendars and communities.

The weekly feature celebrates the women shaping the events industry, spotlighting perspectives from across leadership, operations and live experience.

Our Head of Operations, Alex Smith, shares her perspective on leadership, operational growth and the realities of navigating the events industry as a working mother.

Our first-ever activation with Peroni Nastro Azzurro has just been featured in Campaign UK.

Il Fresco di Peroni is a Renaissance-inspired installation - part artwork, part optical illusion, part bar - built around the Italian tradition of aperitivo.

After WPP introduced a psychologist to help boost agency morale, Campaign UK asked agency leaders what the advertising industry can learn from behavioural science.

While psychology can unlock huge potential in certain environments, our Managing Director Louisa O'Connor shared her perspective on how well that approach translates into the pace and complexity of agency life, especially within the events industry.

Our Managing Director Louisa O'Connor has been featured in The Drum, sharing her take on one of the biggest early decisions for agency founders -who to hire first.

After building a team focused on delivery, she later invested in a four-person marketing team with one goal: to make Seen Presents known (That’s us… hi 👋).

Our Senior Creative Strategist, Jay Davis has been featured in The Drum, sharing his take on the power of “accidental ads” as part of their latest Agency Advice piece.

We’re excited to share that Alex Smith has joined Seen Presents as our new Head of Operations.

With experience spanning live events, brand experience and large-scale production, Alex joins us at a point of continued growth for the agency, bringing a strong operational mindset and a people-first approach to how teams work and deliver to an exceptional level.

Our Senior Creative Strategist Jay Davis has been featured in Campaign UK Magazine, looking at why traditional audience segmentation isn’t quite cutting it anymore.

SXSW is renowned for its experiential presence, but did it live up to the hype this year?

We had (cowboy) boots on the ground this year, and our MD Louisa is back sharing the brands that got it right, and what fell short. The ones that broke through the noise and the ones that became it.

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Your brand experience hinges on the moments most overlook. Emily Lyddon-Towl, one of our Associate Creative Directors, explores just how fragile a guest journey can become when small elements are ignored or taken for granted – showing why it all starts with the audience.

Our Senior Project Manager Bethan Lowe has been featured as #EventProf of the Week in StandOut Magazine.

A well-deserved spotlight on the people behind the projects and their journey into the industry.

Ahead of Advertising Week, our Managing Director Louisa O'Connor joined content partner Katie Kempner on the US-based Perspectives podcast, to talk about the journey behind Seen Presents.

We won Silver for Brand Experience Agency of the Year at the Campaign UK Agency Awards.

For our first time entering, just four years into our journey, this one feels like a big moment…