Sponsorship

Organised by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, Digital Past is an annual conference which showcases innovative technologies for the data capture, interpretation and dissemination of heritage. Open to anyone working in, or studying, the archaeological, heritage, education or museum sectors, the conference is aimed at allowing informal networking and exchange of ideas within a friendly and diverse audience made up of participants from commercial, public and third sector organisations.

Sponsorship of the event is invited. There are a range of packages available to suit different budgets, offering a variety of benefits including logo branding, advertising and the ability to showcase projects and products during the two-day event. 

For further information or any questions please contact Susan Fielding at susan.fielding@rcahmw.gov.uk or on 01970 621219  

Bronze Package	Silver Package	Gold Package
Cost: £150	Cost: £500	Cost: £850
Small logo on webpage (30mm at largest extent)	Medium logo on webpage (50mm at largest extent)	Large logo on webpage with link to company website (70mm at largest extent)
Small logo on promotional material at event (30mm at largest extent)	Medium logo on promotional material at event (50mm at largest extent)	Large logo on promotional material at event (70mm at largest extent)
Insert in delegate pack	Leaflet insert in delegate pack	Unlimited promotional inserts in delegate pack (Not to exceed a thickness of 1.5cm)
Mention during the Twitter feed #digitalpast2016	1 x promotional banner in entrance foyer (not to exceed 0.80 x 2.00m)	1 x promotional banner in entrance foyer (not to exceed  0.80 x 2.00m)
	Poster stand	Exhibition stand
	1 x complimentary registrations for conference	2 x complimentary registrations for conference
	Mention during the Twitter feed #digitalpast2016	2 x conference networking dinners
		1 x banner space on main stage (not to exceed 0.80 x 2.00m)
		Featured blog on the Digital Past website/Heritage of Wales blog
		Mention during the Twitter feed #digitalpast2016