Do you run a meetup for entrepreneurs or tech enthusiasts in your community? Web Summit Rio is interested in partnering with local groups to help bring their members to our event.

Are you part of an international network of like-minded individuals looking to make an impact? The Web Summit Rio team can help your members join us for the three-day event in April.

Engineering, science, journalism, marketing, business… There’s a place for every higher education institution’s faculty at Web Summit Rio.

We admire people dedicated to making a difference, whether in their local community or on a global scale. That’s what Web Summit Rio is all about, and that’s why we want nonprofits to be part of the action in April.

LSE Generate is the home of entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and supports students and alums to build socially responsible businesses in the UK and beyond. LSE Generate students have attended our events and, in 2022, hosted a roundtable discussion on sustainable investing.

Girl Move was created to help stop the cycle of poverty and under-education in Mozambique. Through its academy program, Girl Move provides opportunities for young women to become community and business leaders. We have welcomed Girl Move members to our events since 2019.

Bantumen is a digital platform sharing the culture of Black urban creatives and entrepreneurs with the Portuguese-speaking world. It aims to increase diversity in the media industry by sharing the stories of people the media under-represents.

Lean In is a global community dedicated to helping women achieve their ambitions. At our events in 2019 and 2020, we partnered with Lean In Portugal to run a series of discussion groups dedicated to improving inclusivity in tech and to combating workplace bias.

We’re committed to changing the gender ratio at our events and empowering women across the globe by fostering networking opportunities, building mentorship programs and nurturing our online women in tech community.

The developer program was designed to give back to the open-source community. With a focus on networking and learning, we offer qualified applicants access to talks, and to developer-focused masterclasses, roundtables and networking sessions.

The Amplify program is our commitment to strengthen the voices of under-represented founders and communities in tech. As part of the program, we actively seek investors and funds that prioritize investing in diversity.

Web Summit Rio’s scholarship program unites up to 300 students and recent graduates who demonstrate an ambition to be part of a community looking to change the future.