ConfConf,

About the event

The web industry loves an event. Meet ups, expos, conferences, workshops, hacks, summits; new events seem to be springing up every week - a great indicator of an engaged, active community. As event producers, we’re in the privileged position of bringing amazing people together, and sharing the results and bene ts.

But in 2015 we decided that, as the web event industry expanded, it was time to take stock and ask some hard questions. ConfConf was born; a group of like-minded people meeting in Birmingham for a full day of talks, discussion and debate. After the success of last year, we’re ready to roll again - to see how the landscape has changed, and which of our predictions came true!

ConfConf aims to challenge industry perspectives and recurring criticisms that plague tech events, providing a platform for open debate and discussion on matters such as diversity, inclusivity, enabling new talent and the current event landscape.

We want people to leave feeling enabled to improve their events with a range of new tools, tips and techniques, inspired by a clearer view of their motivations and contributions to the tech industry and above all, feeling that they are part of a supportive community, working towards a common goal.

Why should you sponsor?

Align your brand, company and products with a message of strong support for an inclusive, open, diverse and accepting web industry. ConfConf aims to kickstart a postitive change in the way that the tech community interacts. There was a great buzz around our rst event, and we’d love you to be part of this year.

Ben MacGowan

ConfConf is the brainchild of Cat and Ben. Friends who’ve spent many years working in the industry, running events such as The Future Of Web Design, Breaking Borders and Smashing Conf - they live and breathe web events, and are totally committed to making them better places to be.

We expect our audience to be made up of web designers and developers, people already well versed in event production, as well as those looking to start out.

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