Hello everyone,

We are starting the sponsorship outreach process for the upcoming 2024
code4lib conference in Ann Arbor, MI from May 13 - 16, 2024. Every bit of
sponsorship helps us to make the cost of conference registration as low as
possible. I'd like to highlight some available sponsorship opportunities.

Code4Lib 2024 has six *general sponsorship* levels, which start at just
$300. More information can be found in our sponsorship prospectus (
https://2024.code4lib.org/prospectus/). Each level offers recognition,
including free conference registration and exhibitor tables for some
levels, as described in the prospectus. In addition, a portion of the
sponsorship goes towards our Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusion Fund.
General sponsorships help the overall cost of registration to be lower.

*Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusion sponsorships improve access and
accessibility for the code4lib community*, and will not happen without
financial support. Our available targeted sponsorship opportunities include:

- Streaming Video ($2,500)

- Captioning ($1,500)
- Post-Conference Video Production ($1,500)

- Food and Beverage ($1,500)

If your institution or organization is interested in moving forward with
sponsorship, the prospectus page also has a "Sponsor Code4Lib 2024" button,
which sends you to sponsorship registration and starts the sponsorship
process. If there are any questions or concerns, please contact us at
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On behalf of the Code4Lib 2024 Sponsorship Committee, thank you for your
attention and continued enthusiastic support. Sincerely,


*Budget and Sponsorship Committee*
Jesse Johnston | Bohyun Kim | Mary Jinglewski



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