We do not do this as a for-profit activity. In the effort of full transparency we had created a page which included a wrap up and the financial details from last year for attendees, sponsors, and community members. This page has been publicly available since earlier this month. To make this data more available to not just yourself, but anyone else that’s curious, we’ll be cross posting to our blog this week as well. But for now you can you can find last year's financial summary here:
We expect a similar picture for 2016 as well; costs will increase some given an additional full day, and we hope at least some of those increases will be offset to some by the increased number of attendees and sponsorship. If you can think of ways to help here, I'd much appreciate it.
On 03/02/2016 12:36 PM, Fabrízio de Royes Mello wrote:
Hey guys, really??? Again you'll hurt us scheduling an important PostgreSQL event in the same period of other important event PGBR (The Brazilian PostgreSQL Conference)??
I am not sure that a for-profit conference is really going to care about the non-profit community conferences. I am also not sure we should expect them to.
Sincerely,
JD
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