Sponsorship Opportunities (pdf version)

Full Frontal is this years only UK JavaScript conference, for front end developers and engineers who want to learn more about the capabilities of the language.

The direct dictionary definition is: with nothing concealed or held back, which is the essence of the conference: to fully understand the World's most popular programming language†.

Two hundred and fifty web developers from all over Europe will be able to attend on November 12th, 2010. Tickets have been priced to be affordable and cost £100 for the early bird ticket, otherwise £129.

Success of 2009

Below are just some of the positive things said about Full Frontal 2009, and we've captured a longer list on our Twitter favourites:

When & Where

The one full day conference is being held on Friday 12th November at the Duke of Yorks Theatre, Brighton, UK.

The prestigious Duke of Yorks was one of the World's first cinemas, first opening on 22nd September 1910.

Audience

The conference is catering for the front end engineers in the web development community.

Web professionals from the UK and across Europe are expected to attend.

You will meet developers with a range of experience, including designers and backend developers looking to get a better understanding of the browser platform.

Speakers

Industry leaders of thought: Alex Russell, Seb Lee-Delisle, and others.

These speakers are hand picked by ourselves to ensure that the speaker is just as passionate about their topic as the delegate is about web development.

The Organisers

The conference is being run by Remy Sharp: who runs Left Logic, a web development consultancy, and Julie Sharp: an events manager and running the logistics of the event.

Remy is a developer, speaker and author for the most part on the topic of JavaScript. Out of frustration that there was no conference that catered for the JavaScript community (anymore*), he and his wife decided to bring the conference to the UK.

* @media Ajax was the first, and only other JavaScript conference, but it closed in 2008.

Why Sponsor Full Frontal?

Sponsoring Full Frontal will mean web developers, bloggers and other members of the community will get to know your company better and see that you want to support their community.

You will have the opportunity to promote your brand and products to attendees and meet possibly new employees, clients or users. There are networking opportunities throughout the conference and during the after party.

How to Sponsor Full Frontal

Full Monty
£5,000+VAT, 2 places available		 Half Monty
£2,000+VAT, 4 places available		 Small Monty
£1,000+VAT, 4 places available
5 conference passes 2 conference passes 1 conference pass
Credit during the opening introduction
Tweet from @fullfrontalconf & @rem (7k+ total followers) Tweet from @fullfrontalconf & @rem (7k+ total followers) Tweet from @fullfrontalconf & @rem (7k+ total followers)
Inclusion of promotional material for conference attendee (max. A4) Inclusion of promotional material for conference attendee (max. A4)
Top placement of logo in print promotional material & ads Logo included in print promotional material & ads
Top placement of logo on web site Logo on web site Logo on web site
Top placement of logo on screen during breaks Logo on screen during breaks Logo on screen during breaks
Logo on name badge/programme Logo on name badge/programme company name on badge/programme
Two guest invitations to exclusive speakers' dinner
Logo on banner popups placed on the stage

Other sponsorship opportunities

The pre or post event party, speakers dinner, refreshments, lanyards, T-shirts or even a complete shwag bag. Get in touch if you have an idea, and we'd be more than happy to discuss it.

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