Press @ Web Summit
“The new hot ticket on the tech conference scene” - Forbes
Join the worlds most inspirational thought leaders this October
NY Times, WSJ, Wired, Forbes, RTE, TechCrunch, Robert Scoble, David Kirkpatrick and many other bloggers and journalists from around the world are joining us at the Summit. The founders of Box, Evernote, Jawbone and 250 others are speaking, while 10,000 people from 80+ countries will be in attendance. Tickets range from €595 up to €9,950, but we offer free press passes for selected journalists and bloggers.
Apply for a Press Pass ›What is Web Summit?
Our commitment to looking after our attendees
The Summit has been described as the “best event in tech” by leading tech blogs to “without doubt the best event I’ve personally experienced for the tech community” by Tony Florence, partner at NEA, one of the world’s largest venture capital firms. It attracts the founders and CEOs of many of the world’s leading tech companies, as well as leading film makers, musicians, philanthropists and more.
10,000+ attendees from 80+ countries, including over 650 startups, will come together in one city for 3 nights and 2 days to hear from 300+ international speakers, to network and to enjoy all that Dublin has to offer.
Apply for a Press Pass ›Networking
A who’s who of the world’s most innovative companies
Web Summit is built for networking. You’ll get the opportunity to meet the most innovative and disruptive companies, the most prolific investors and the world’s leading media all in one place.
Who Attends?
Bringing leading startups together with the most prolific investors
Vine, Coursera, Hailo, Stripe, Uber, Mailbox, Lyft and many more have joined us in the past. As have Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, Atomico, Google Ventures, Index, NEA, Kleiner Perkins, Goldman Sachs and many more.
In fact, NASDAQ will be opening the market in Dublin at the Web Summit because they believe many of the attendees at START, our private event within the Web Summit, will one day go public. If you think your startup is on course to become the next "Facebook, or Google" then you should apply.
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