For Partners
A Different Kind of Engagement
Technology partners and industry experts participate as community members, not vendors.
Technology Partners
Join AI Convergence, March 21–23, 2027, at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, as a participant in the shared work. Technology partners apply before registering so their expertise fits the institutional challenges and learning goals of the convening.
Participation expectations
We welcome founders, CEOs, product leaders, and engineering leaders who can discuss capabilities and limitations candidly. There are no booths, swag, sales pitches, sponsored sessions, or sales and business development representatives.
Partners contribute to working sessions, selected plenary conversations, informal exchanges, and invited Circle discussions. Participants learn from each other; product demonstrations are appropriate when invited to support that learning.
We ask for honest discussion, respect for institutional context, and openness to reciprocal learning. In return, partners participate as community members whose perspectives can inform the work.
Partner Levels and Investment
| Partner Level | Designed For | Investment | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emerging Partner | Early-stage EdTech companies under $10M in revenue | $2,000 | One attendee with full access |
| Established Partner | Growth-stage EdTech companies | $5,000 | Two attendees with full access |
| Enterprise Partner | Major technology companies | $10,000 | Two attendees, full access, founding partner recognition, and the opportunity to nominate up to two Sponsored Access recipients |
| Additional Partner Attendee | Approved technology partners | $750 | One additional attendee with full access |
Approved partners receive a private, secure Stripe payment link for their selected level. Additional-attendee registration is available only to confirmed partner organizations. A portion of every Enterprise Partner investment supports the Sponsored Access Fund.
Apply as a Technology PartnerIndustry Experts
Employers, workforce leaders, researchers, practitioners, alumni, and sector advisers contribute by invitation as guests rather than paying registrants. We welcome evidence about changing work, graduate capabilities, and the wider purposes of higher education.
Guests may join fireside conversations, relevant working sessions, informal discussions, and invited Circle meetings. Participation should support honest inquiry and learning rather than recruiting or promotion.
To discuss a contribution or nominate an industry participant, contact info@aiconvergence.ai.