It occured to me that it might not be obvious why a company would want to sponsor 360|Flex. Well of course it’s obvious to me.
I see it like this, you can sponsor MAX for what? $20k? $30k for a tiny uniform booth in a huge sea of other people who spent the same amount. You could sponsor CF.Objective, and meet ColdFusion developers and dabblers in RIA technology. Same story for CFunited, you could meet a ton of people that don’t fit what you’re looking for.
I won’t even assume a sponsor is hiring, in this economy there’s not much hiring going on. There’s tons of other reasons to be at 360|Flex.
- You will be hiring. Sooner or later, so why not meet the best and brightest developers in the RIA space?
- You’ll need a consultant at some point. There’s plenty at 360|Flex
- You’re looking for people to beta test your new product or service, who better than the biggest names in the Flex community?
- You’re looking to establish your company’s name in the community. You won’t find a more vocal and chatty group of Flex developers
- You want to make sure that every person who shakes your hand or takes your flier, is a Flex developer. There won’t be Illustrator users, Robo help creators, or anyone else at 360|Flex.
- You want to be a part of something huge! That’s about more than taking your money at the door.
We’ve made 360|Flex incredibly sponsor friendly this year, sponsors won’t get a single thing they don’t want, that means they only pay for things they actually find benefit in. Don’t need a booth, don’t get one.
If anyone is interested in what sponsoring 360|Flex is all about, feel free to ask us, we’ll put you in touch with past sponsors.