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Elevate your startup with the ScaleUp Program at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024

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Are you a Series A to B startup aiming to make a big splash in the tech world? Look no further than the ScaleUp Startups Exhibitor Program at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024. This program is designed to catapult your startup into the spotlight, connecting you with industry leaders, investors, and potential partners.

Why join the ScaleUp Startups Exhibitor Program?

Amplify your reach

Showcase your innovative solutions on the bustling Disrupt Expo Floor, where 10,000 tech leaders, investors, and media representatives converge. This is your chance to highlight your startup’s unique offerings and create connections that could drive your business forward.

Maximize your impact

Take advantage of four full conference passes, enabling your team to immerse themselves in the Disrupt experience. Attend groundbreaking sessions, network with key industry players, and present your startup to a diverse audience, building crucial relationships along the way.

Boost your visibility

Enjoy significant exposure on the Disrupt website, exhibitor lists, and the event app. With access to the exclusive press list and comprehensive marketing support, your startup will capture the attention of investors and partners, setting you apart from the competition.

Affordable and valuable

For just $3,500, the ScaleUp Exhibitor Package delivers unparalleled value for startups looking to scale their presence at Disrupt. This all-inclusive package offers exceptional visibility, networking opportunities, and marketing support. Plus, if your application isn’t accepted, you’ll receive a full refund — ensuring a risk-free opportunity.

What’s included in the ScaleUp Startup Package?

  • Exhibition Space: One 6’ x 30” table with table linen and chairs, providing a professional setup to showcase your startup.
  • Exhibition Day: One full day to exhibit, strategically chosen by TechCrunch to ensure maximum exposure.
  • Team Passes: Four startup exhibit team-member passes, allowing your team to engage fully with the event.
  • Branding: An 11” x 14” tabletop sign with your startup’s logo, enhancing your presence.
  • Lead Generation: Access to lead-generation services, helping you capture valuable contacts.
  • Connectivity: Complimentary partner Wi-Fi network access, ensuring seamless communication.
  • Visibility: Your logo and company profile featured in the TechCrunch Disrupt mobile app, amplifying your reach.
  • Press Access: Access to the exclusive TechCrunch Disrupt press list, increasing your media exposure.
  • Guest Passes: Ten Expo+ passes for your network and supporters, broadening your audience.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to elevate your startup at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024. Apply now for the ScaleUp Startups Exhibitor Program and take your startup to new heights!

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