Sponsorship Packages

• £100 – Little John Logo and link on #bcnott website
• £200 – Maid Marian Logo and link on #bcnott website with logo displayed on schedule.
• £500 – Friar Tuck Main sponsor of venue. Logo and link on #bcnott website with logo displayed on schedule. Thank you tweets on sponsorship, before and during the event. Logo prominently displayed at venue. Also mentioned prominently in opening and closing presentations. Logo appears on back of t-shirts (if there is enough funding).
• £1000 – Robin Hood Main sponsor of venue. Logo and link on #bcnott website with logo displayed on schedule. Thank you tweets on sponsorship, before and during the event. Logo prominently displayed at venue. Also mentioned prominently in opening and closing presentations. Logo appears on back of t-shirts (if there is enough funding). Mentioned as host on eventbrite page, can display tradeshow signage or setup a small booth at the event.

Still to Sponsor

• Venue Hire: £300
• Alcohol for Party: £500
• Saturday Evening Meal: £750
• Saturday Lunch: £500
• Sunday Breakfast: £300
• Sunday Lunch: £500
• T-shirts: £1000

Want to to reach out to the technology community? Developers, graphic designers, scientists, mathematicians, creatives and even non-techies? They all love to attend BarCamps to increase their knowledge by sharing, networking, socialising and generally having a fantastic time. BarCamps reach out to a wide audience (getting wider each year) of people who are actively involve in and shape the technology communities.

BarCamps are community conferences, run by volunteers. Nobody is charged for attending a BarCamp although everyone is expected to give a presentation or lead a discussion session. Due to the nature of the event there are a number of costs incurred which make great sponsorship opportunities for local businesses, regional tech/industry companies and international companies looking to increase their exposure amongst the Nottingham and regional technology creative and digital communities.

Barcamps happen all over the world. The UK barcamps have a huge national following with many delegates travelling vast distances to attend (one of the many reasons barcamps are generally overnight events).