Sponsors


Our great sponsors enable us to bring you Hack Keele events.


If you'd like to sponsor Hack Keele let us know at:

Email: sponsors@hackkeele.co.uk

Previous Sponsors (in no particular order)


MLH

Major League Hacking (MLH) is the official student hackathon league. Each year, they power over 200 weekend-long invention competitions that inspire innovation, cultivate communities and teach computer science skills to more than 65,000 students around the world.


GitHub

GitHub created the GitHub Student Developer Pack to give student hackers at all MLH events free access to the best developer tools in one place so they can learn by doing.


Amazon Web Services

AWS’ partnership with MLH ensures that every hacker gets $100 in FREE AWS hosting credit so hackers can deploy their apps for free! We also award a prize for the Best Use of AWS at each hackathon across the season!


Intel

Creators of x86, the instruction set most windows machines still use, Intel are the dominant supplier of Microprocessors.


IBM

Once the producer of 70% of computers worldwide, IBM is still one of the biggest employers in IT, and are leaders in several important markets like Cloud and AI


bet365

One of the biggest tech companies with a local presence in Stoke on Trent, bet365 are passionate about learning and are a great partner to run events with, and always in need of some more developers


BCS

BCS are the Chartered Insitute for IT, and play an important part in education (single honours at Keele is BCS certified) and personal professional development


Why sponsor Hack Keele?


Students establish industry connections which not only create employment opportunities for the students, but it also puts a school on the radar of important donors and corporate partners.


More importantly, countless students get to spend our workshops and hackathon weekend having fun, meeting new people, and preparing themselves for technical careers. Hackathons provide a real-world experience for students, as they compete in teams to create a product. Similar to the product cycles of a startup company, hackathon teams quickly transition from the idea stage to the final product.


Students have a chance to gain time management skills, along with technical expertise and new connections. In addition, students get to spend one-on-one time with expert mentors who spend the hackathon teaching students new technical skills and helping students with their projects.