This meetup is offered for free to all the Open Source maintainers who want to participate - but, to do so, we could use some help from companies active in this space to ensure that the event is successful 🎩
We want to have one or at max two sponsors per event.
Sponsorship for IRL events can be done at two levels:
To be a NICE sponsor, you'd have to provide either one of the elements described in the cost breakdown below.
Being a nice sponsor will allow you / your company to have:
- name/logo of the sponsor in the event page (eventbrite & meetup & github)
- logo in the slides that intro the event
- mention by host at the start and at the end of the event
- mention in tweets by the official account
To be a VERY NICE sponsor, you'd have to provide both elements described in the cost breakdown below, or something equivalent (surprise us!).
For being a VERY NICE sponsor, you obtain (on top of everything that NICE sponsors get) the possibility to do a lighting talk to let the participants know how you are involved in Open Source, and why you are awesome!
Each event will likely have between 20 → 50 participants, and it will need:
An event space capable of containing that number of people, with around a couple spaces so that groups can split and have focused discussions → average/potential cost: £500 / £1000
Something to eat in general - that can accommodate different dietary requirements (ex. vegan) - plus drinks, both alcoholic and non. → average/potential cost: £300 / £750
We haven't yet done any remote events, but they are in our roadmap. If you are considering sponsoring a remote event, reach out! We are still defining how we want to handle that.