Got questions
Find answers to common questions about co-hosting our hackathons.
What types of organizations typically co-host?
Leading companies, startups, investors, industry alliances, and institutions.
What do our other co-hosts look like?
See our schedule here.
What are co-host responsibilities?
Each hackathon’s preparation, execution, and post-event synthesis follow a standardized format designed and produced by Ad Astra Group.
Co-host responsibilities typically include:
No financial contribution (costs are covered by sponsors and/or Ad Astra Group)
Designating one representative to participate in the hackathon
Sharing the event announcement with their network to support local engagement
Providing a factory or operational site as a venue when available (optional, not required)
Difference between a co-host and a sponsor?
Co-hosts are partners who actively support the convening and help activate local participation.
Sponsors provide financial support without direct involvement in the event.
How do I become a co-host?
Reach out here.
How can I become a sponsor?
For sponsor inquiries, please get in touch via the Contact link in our footer. We’ll share with you detailed information on what that looks like.
What types of organizations typically co-host?
Leading companies, startups, investors, industry alliances, and institutions.
What do our other co-hosts look like?
See our schedule here.
What are co-host responsibilities?
Each hackathon’s preparation, execution, and post-event synthesis follow a standardized format designed and produced by Ad Astra Group.
Co-host responsibilities typically include:
No financial contribution (costs are covered by sponsors and/or Ad Astra Group)
Designating one representative to participate in the hackathon
Sharing the event announcement with their network to support local engagement
Providing a factory or operational site as a venue when available (optional, not required)
Difference between a co-host and a sponsor?
Co-hosts are partners who actively support the convening and help activate local participation.
Sponsors provide financial support without direct involvement in the event.
How do I become a co-host?
Reach out here.
How can I become a sponsor?
For sponsor inquiries, please get in touch via the Contact link in our footer. We’ll share with you detailed information on what that looks like.
What types of organizations typically co-host?
Leading companies, startups, investors, industry alliances, and institutions.
What do our other co-hosts look like?
See our schedule here.
What are co-host responsibilities?
Each hackathon’s preparation, execution, and post-event synthesis follow a standardized format designed and produced by Ad Astra Group.
Co-host responsibilities typically include:
No financial contribution (costs are covered by sponsors and/or Ad Astra Group)
Designating one representative to participate in the hackathon
Sharing the event announcement with their network to support local engagement
Providing a factory or operational site as a venue when available (optional, not required)
Difference between a co-host and a sponsor?
Co-hosts are partners who actively support the convening and help activate local participation.
Sponsors provide financial support without direct involvement in the event.
How do I become a co-host?
Reach out here.
How can I become a sponsor?
For sponsor inquiries, please get in touch via the Contact link in our footer. We’ll share with you detailed information on what that looks like.
