TechCrunch is encouraging the Boston tech community and businesses to participate in its Side Events initiative during its flagship conference, All Stage 2025. Scheduled for July 13 through July 19 in Boston, All Stage 2025 presents an excellent opportunity for companies and organizations to develop their brands, widen their professional networks, and deliver memorable experiences tailored specifically to attendees.
Interested participants may host various types of programs, including networking mixers, career fairs, or thought leadership panels, according to their preferences and objectives. Hosting a Side Event places one’s brand before approximately 1,500 scheduled conference attendees, in addition to a broader audience from Boston’s innovative tech ecosystem.
Applications to organize a Side Event have no associated fees and remain open until June 10 at 11:59 p.m. PT. The organizing committee plans to review and approve applications on a rolling basis to offer quicker feedback and an extended promotion period for approved events. Once approved, hosts will benefit from TechCrunch’s complimentary promotional activities, such as being featured prominently on the official conference website, included in emails to attendees, and highlighted on various digital channels and agendas.
Hosts must manage all event logistics, budgeting, marketing strategies, and operations independently. TechCrunch offers comprehensive guidelines and planning tools through its detailed Side Events Guide, which provides extensive advice and best practices.
With no cost to apply or participate, interested organizers are encouraged to submit their events promptly. This initiative is positioned as a valuable chance for brands to meaningfully engage the regional tech community, maximizing visibility and fostering impactful relationships during one of the year’s most anticipated tech events.
