Sponsorship

Explore sponsorship opportunities

DDD Adelaide is an inclusive non-profit conference for the Adelaide software community. DDD Adelaide provides a unique opportunity to sponsors because we attract people that don't normally go to software conferences. This occurs as a natural result of our core principles:

• Making the ticket price as low as possible ($55); people don't need to request PD budget from their employer to attend and it's accessible to most people regardless of financial circumstance
• Running the event on a Saturday; people don't have to arrange time off work and contractors don't have to miss out on billable opportunities
• Allowing anyone to submit about any software industry related topic; gathers wide interest from extended networks within the community
• Having a democratically chosen agenda; generates excitement and interest from the wider community
• Focussing on creating a safe and inclusive environment where everyone is welcome; encourages a diverse set of attendees and attracts repeat visitors and an expanding presence year on year via a growing network

Find out more about DDD Adelaide

DDD Adelaide is a not-for-profit community event with a low ticket price for attendees (much lower than the per-person cost) and the only way we can run it is via generous corporate sponsorship. Thanks to all our sponsors new and old - we can't do this without you!

2019 is the inaugural year of this incarnation of DDD Adelaide. We are aiming for an attendance of 120 for the first year, with our focus on creating a great conference experience for attendees and sponsors.

Our sister conference, DDD Perth, in 2018 had 470 attendees from 510 sold tickets; making it the biggest software conference in Western Australia with a 2019 target of 800 attendees.

We have a sponsorship prospectus that will be provided on request that explains detailed benefits and impact of sponsorship and the difference between the various levels; if you would like a copy please contact us!

Explore sponsorship opportunities