Utah Tech Week has no centralized programming, but is a week of community hosted events by people/startups/firms/orgs like you. No fee or sponsorship required, just make the an event that will stand out in a crowded week!
If you’re interested in hosting an experience during Utah Tech Week, fill out the application below to be listed as an official event! (Please Note: submission does not guarantee inclusion, but we’re pretty darn openminded.) Any one can throw an event, but keep in mind that the audience is the Utah Tech community.
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If you’re interested in hosting an experience during Utah Tech Week, fill out the application below to be listed as an official event! (Please Note: submission does not guarantee inclusion, but we’re pretty darn openminded.) Any one can throw an event, but keep in mind that the audience is the Utah Tech community.
There are 3 Criteria for Being Listed:
Your event must be between the dates of Jan 27 - Feb 1, 2025 (The only "official" events are the opening party on Jan 27 and the closing party on Feb 1)
Your event must have its own registration page We recommend using Luma for the ability to manage/curate your guest list. You can see a quick tutorial on that here.
You must promote your own event and manage your own guest list Anyone can register for an event on UtahTechWeek.com, but you can set your attendee cap and curate your own guest list. Use #utahtechweek in your marketing to tie your experience to the larger event.
👍 You're in! Watch your email for individual event invites.
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The hosting application will open here in late October. You'll need this information to submit your hosting application:
Name
Email
Phone
Company
Audience (who is this for?)
Event Title (can be changed later)
Date
Location City (reveal address to accepted attendees)
Start Time
End Time
Event Capacity #
Free or paid? (We recommend Utah Tech Week events be free)
