Sponsor
Support the work. Change who gets heard.
The conference and Speaker Accelerator run on generosity. Your contribution funds speaker training, accessibility initiatives, ticket sales, and the real cost of building a genuinely inclusive event.
Micro-Sponsor:
$250 usd
Cover the true cost of attending.
+ Full conference pass
+ Listed on the Micro-Sponsor Showcase page
+ One ticket to the VIP after-party
+ You choose your visibility: public listing, shoutout, or quiet support
Directly funds reduced-cost seats for emerging speakers and anyone who needs financial support to attend.
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Sponsor:
$1000+ usd
Sustain the whole ecosystem: the conference, the Accelerator, and everything that makes access real.
+ Everything in Micro-Sponsor
+ 5 full conference passes
+ Logo on website & visuals
+ Thank-you mention at conference
+ Social media acknowledgment
+ 3 tickets to the VIP after-party
+ Sponsor in your name or organization’s
Positions your organization as a leader in ethical, inclusive, human-centred tech. Directly invest in shaping ideas and voices. Contribute to a system that aligns with DEI, talent development, accessibility, and community impact.
Gift A Tuition
Create an opening for someone who wouldn’t otherwise be able to join the Speaker Accelerator.
What the student receives:
❤︎ Full Speaker Accelerator scholarship
❤︎ 6 months training & coaching
❤︎ The opportunity to speak at the conference
This can be an anonymous or acknowledged gift.
The Speaker Accelerator trains new, underrepresented, and unconventional voices to speak with clarity, confidence, and impact. A gifted tuition changes someone’s life. A confident voice, a new perspective, a future speaker.
Why this exists
New speakers: We train people who don’t fit the traditional tech mold to find their stage.
Real access: Reduced-cost seats for financially constrained participants, by design.
Affordable tickets: Sponsor contributions keep conference prices accessible for everyone.
Better ideas on stage: Cross-disciplinary, humane, unconventional thinking. The kind tech rarely amplifies on its own.