Win a ticket to Dublin’s Web Summit via Startacus!
by Startacus Admin
Many tech / startup themed events flatter to deceive - in fact Startacus have been to a few.
But when you say. ‘Dublin. Web. Summit’ (ideally in that order), the ears prick up. You can’t help but think it’s a little different, there’s no need for much of a media spin - but an awful lot bigger and more special. So when the good folk at the Web Summit offered two Startacus members the chance to win a ticket to the 2014 Web Summit (happening 4th-6th November) we we were over the moon...or summit perhaps.
Back in 2010, Web Summit began as an informal meet-up of 450 members of the tech community in Dublin. By 2013, 10,242 attendees had come from all over the globe including business leaders from Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Box and over 60% of the Fortune 500.
Within three years it had become the most influential and international tech event in Europe. The Web Summit 2013 showcased 250+ world renowned speakers, 1,000 exhibitors, 100 satellite events and the opening of the Nasdaq market live on stage. 2014 will no doubt be bigger and better.
Not that it’s all about the big stuff - Startacus’ review of Web Summit 2013, highlighted that it was the small touches that make it just as fab and standout.
So the competition then...
Well, in a nutshell, Web Summit are offering 2 lucky folk the opportunity to win 1 ticket to this year’s Dublin Web Summit. Simples.
Bearing in mind that Forbes is quoted on the home page of the Web Summit site saying “The new hot ticket on the tech conference scene” and the tickets whilst not cheap certainly warrant their £1,000+ price-tag, we reckon this giveaway is just fantastic.
So - interested in winning? Here’s what you’ve got to do…
First up, you have to be a signed up Startacus member to win a ticket.
And don’t panic if you are not already (we find this hard to believe!) then you’ve got the duration of the competition to sign up. It’s free to join - no hidden costs and means you can keep in the loop with loads of business giveaways, competitions, news, and all round Startacus fabulousness :) Sign up here!
And to enter the comp just tweet:
OR
Visit the Startacus Facebook page via this link and comment in the Web Summit space available "I’d love to win a ticket” or something just as obvious.
OR
If social media ain't your thing, drop us an email at iam@startacus.net.
Simples!
The Rules...
- Entries /Tweets / Emails made between now - Wednesday 3rd Sept and Midnight Tuesday 9th Sept will be accepted and the 2 lucky winners will be announced on Wednesday 10th Sept so keep those eyes peeled!
- If you or your family work for Web Summit or Startacus - you can't enter. (Sorry!)
- Winners will be expected to be able to confirm their Startacus profile details, so make sure that you sign up to the site.
- The two winners will receive regular tickets to this years Web Summit happening 4th-6th November 2014.
Good luck to all those who apply and we’ll update you all next Wednesday (10th Sept) on who the lucky winners are.
I am Startacus
*Oh and If like Web Summit you’ve got a product, event or service that would resonate with our fab audience of self starters, creatives and startups, check out our 'work with us' page for details on how we could do stuff together*
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