Macro StageFrontier technology, science, the economy and society, made understandable to founders, institutions and the public.
We don't do logo walls with no substance. Every partner brings a stage, a gathering, a workshop, or a bursary.
Stage and zone support, workshop delivery, gathering hosting, bursary funding, we scope partnerships around what you actually want to say, not IAB banner sizes.
High-footfall, commercially central environments across the FLIRT and AIMI Conference at FLIRT programmes. One partner per stage or zone. Category-exclusive. Full naming rights across both days.
Macro StageFrontier technology, science, the economy and society, made understandable to founders, institutions and the public.
Main StageHeadline speakers, media leadership, creative businesses, rights and public trust. The main stage of the AIMI Conference at FLIRT.
Film, TV, journalism, publishing, games and visual storytelling, on the AIMI Conference at FLIRT programme.
Music, audio, artist careers, production and live performance.
Deep tech, robotics and edge AI: hardware, autonomous systems and intelligence that runs where the work happens.
Changing jobs and skills, inclusive organisations and technology people can actually use. Explore technology that opens doors, with the people whose experiences should shape its design.
Practical ways to improve operations, reach customers and measure whether the technology actually works.
Accountable deployment, public-interest technology, rights, and the energy and climate cost of compute. Tackle the big questions behind the technology: who controls it, who benefits and what it costs the planet.
Meet founders building their next chapter and investors looking for theirs. Talk traction, tackle the hard questions and find your next collaborator.
Zone partners don't just put a logo up. They bring people, sessions and workshops into the zone, clearly disclosed, and approved by the FLIRT programme team.
Partners can propose and host sessions. Every partner session is labelled as such in the agenda and on signage, and every one is approved by the FLIRT programme team against the same editorial standard as the rest of the programme. Partners do not own a venue's agenda, choose who else speaks, or approve other people's sessions.