Conference partnership
Brand presence, high-signal sessions, and strategic alignment during the flagship summit.
Sponsors
Public sponsor pages should qualify the conversation, not negotiate it.
ETH Canal sponsorship is presented as a year-round partnership model centered on developer outcomes, ecosystem credibility, and measurable post-event traction.
- Public Rule
- No pricing or tier matrices
- Scope
- Conference, hackathon, and program partnerships
- Reporting
- Developer and follow-through outcomes
ETH Canal launches v1 as a credible information surface first. Runtime apps and data-backed program features land later, not as placeholders.
Partnership Models
Four models, one consistent narrative.
The site should make it obvious how a partner can participate without forcing the public page to do sales engineering.
Hackathon partnership
Mentorship, tracks, technical support, and demo-day visibility for builders shipping real work.
Program partnership
Support for incubator follow-through, contributor pathways, and post-event operator momentum.
Ecosystem partnership
Education, tooling, and long-term infrastructure support across the ETH Canal network.
What ETH Canal Measures
Outcome framing should stay operationally honest.
Vanity metrics are easy. Useful evidence is harder, which is why the public site should point to the right categories.
- Commits
- developer actions and shipped work
- Demos
- credible outputs that teams can continue after the event
- Mentors
- technical support hours and sponsor-backed expertise
- Follow-on
- hiring, grants, intros, and ongoing collaboration
Current Network
Public collaborator presence adds credibility.
Launch pages should show the ecosystem around ETH Canal without pretending every organization is a formal sponsor.
FLOSS-PAWeb3 FamiliaPanama Blockchain Week 2025Innovation Smart DistrictFracton VenturesLa Manzana
Launch pages do not publish package prices, tier matrices, or negotiated commercial terms. Those belong in private follow-up materials.
Sponsor Journey
Public pages should explain the path from inquiry to activation.
This is enough process detail to make the conversation feel concrete without oversharing package mechanics.
1
Inquiry
Partner fit, goals, and expected outcomes are clarified early.
2
Qualification
ETH Canal maps the partner to the right program surface and level of involvement.
3
Activation
Execution plans cover sessions, mentors, visibility, and partner obligations.
4
Impact report
Post-event reporting focuses on useful actions and follow-through, not vanity metrics.