Explore the Future of the Web

Sponsor

WebVisions features a main hall with sponsor pods, free Wi-Fi, an attendee lounge and more. A wide range of sponsorship options are available – find out how your company participate in the event that is seen as “the creative conference for the Web.”

Visionary Sponsors

WebVisions would like to thank all of its sponsors for their support. Please extend your appreciation for their making the conference possible.

Premier Sponsors

Executive Sponsors

Association Sponsors

Girls in Tech

Girls in TechGirls in Tech is a global organization focused on women’s innovation and entrepreneurial leadership in technology. Online at GirlsInTech.org

IxDA Portland

IxDA PortlandIxDA relies on its passionate members to help serve the needs of the international Interaction Design community. With more than 15,000 members and over 80 local groups around the world, the IxDA network actively focuses on interaction design issues for the practitioner, no matter their level of experience.

AIGA NY

AIGA NYThe New York Chapter is one of 66 chapters of AIGA, the professional association for design. There are more than 2600 members of AIGA/NY and many more members of the community that regularly participate in AIGA/NY programming.

AIGA Chicago

AIGA ChicagoAIGA Chicago’s mission is to unite, educate and advance the Chicago design community, bridging the gaps between levels of experience and expertise. Online at aigaChicago.org

IA Institute

IA InstituteThe Information Architecture Institute is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to advancing the concept, community and craft of information architecture. Founded in 2002, the Institute fosters IA practice, research, education and conversation with over 1500 members in 60 countries.

W3C

W3CThe World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) mission is to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web. Below we discuss important aspects of this mission, all of which further W3C’s vision of One Web.

 

More Information

If you have any questions about sponsoring, exhibiting or contributing to WebVisions, please contact Brad Smith at (503) 230-2058. Your contributions to the event are greatly appreciated and will be an asset to your marketing efforts.

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Sponsorship and Exhibition

The one-two punch for reaching WebVisions audiences, including exposure in printed posters and postcards, online banners, eNewsletters and more.

Sponsor and Exhibitor Info (PDF)

 

Advertise in Our Progam

An outstanding guide that reaches over 800 attendees. All ads are printed in color.

Ad Size Early Bird Standard
1/4 page $250 $350
1/2 page $375 $475
Full page $500 $600
Inside Front Cover $850 $1,000
Inside Back Cover $750 $900
Outside Back Cover $1,000 $1,150

 

Contact Brad Smith at (503) 230-2058 about WebVisions sponsorship, exhibition or advertising opportunities.