Thanks to our sponsors for helping make Open Source Bridge a reality

Rick Turoczy — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:35:15 +0000

With less than 24-hours to go until we open the doors to Open Source Bridge, we’re in the eye of the storm. A brief moment of calm to reflect and give credit where credit is due.

We realize how lucky we are. We’ve been able to attract a wealth of phenomenal open source speakers. We’ve had volunteers dedicate innumerable hours. We’ve had an amazing response from the open source community. And we’ve had all of the Portland tech community rooting us on.

But we wouldn’t be where we are today without our sponsors, those people who believed in a conference for open source citizens and who helped underwrite it.

To all of our sponsors, we’d like to say “Thank you” once again.

Committer Level

Advocate Level

Citizen Level

Friends Level

Media Sponsors

We’re looking forward to seeing all of you, tomorrow.

Want to show your love for open source? Last minute ad space available – ACT FAST!

Rick Turoczy — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 21:49:23 +0000

Looking for an affordable way to show your support for the open source community and open source citizens? You’re in luck! Here’s your chance to show your support and help the Open Source Bridge conference at the same time.

We have some last minute ad space available in our printed program guide. The ads are inexpensive and a great way to show your company cares about open source:

1/4 page is $100
1/2 page is $150
Full page is $250

These ads will be full color and distributed throughout the printed guide. We are printing 500 copies of the guide and will hand them out to each of the attendees. What’s more, you’ll join the ranks of sponsors like Yahoo! Developer Network, Google, Mozilla, SlashDot, Sourceforge, Webtrends, and more in supporting Open Source Bridge.

The only catch is that we must have your artwork for the ad no later than Monday, June 8th, 2009.

If you would like to secure an ad space, please contact us ASAP at sponsorship@opensourcebridge.org, we’ll follow up with payment details and ad specifications.

(Image courtesy A Y U M i. Used under Creative Commons.)