The End Of Hardware Alley Registrations Is Nigh!

Facebook Helps Musicians With Subscribe Button For Any Page’s Nearby EventsIt’s almost April and Hardware Alley, our annual celebration of all things hardware, is nearly full. You need to sign up ASAP and let me know you’re coming because I want to see you and your bright, shining, robotic amazingness on our show floor.
Disrupt runs from May 4-6 and will be held at the Manhattan Center in New York City. It’s an amazing event and you can check it out here.
What is Hardware Alley? It’s a celebration of hardware startups (and other cool gear makers) featuring everything from robotic drones to 3D printers. We try to bring in an eclectic mix of amazing exhibitors and I think you’ll agree that our previous Alleys have been roaring successes.
You’ll get to exhibit on the last day of Disrupt SF, May 6, to show off your goods and get access to some of the most interesting people (and most interesting VCs) in the world.
All you need to demo is a laptop and your amazingness. TechCrunch provides you with: 30″ round cocktail table, linens, table-top sign, inclusion in program agenda and website, exhibitor WiFi, and press list.
You can reserve your spot by purchasing a Hardware Alley Exhibitor Package here.
If you are Kickstarting your project now or bootstrapping, please contact me at john@techcrunch.com with the subject line “HARDWARE ALLEY.” I will do my best to accommodate you but act quickly: I’m almost out of discounts.

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Join Us In Hardware Alley

About That Box QuarterWe want to see you in New York for Disrupt NY 2015, our annual celebration of all things startup. It’s a great time. You get to meet great founders and VCs and I’d love to meet you. Hardware is my favorite thing in the world and you’re some of my favorite people.
Disrupt runs from May 4-6 and will be held at the Manhattan Center in New York City. It’s an amazing event and you can check it out here.
What is Hardware Alley? It’s a celebration of hardware startups (and other cool gear makers) featuring everything from robotic drones to 3D printers. We try to bring in an eclectic mix of amazing exhibitors and I think you’ll agree that our previous Alleys have been roaring successes.
We’d like you to register as a Hardware Alley exhibitor. You’ll get to exhibit on the last day of Disrupt SF, May 6, to show off your goods and get access to some of the most interesting people (and most interesting VCs) in the world.
All you need to demo is a laptop. TechCrunch provides you with: 30″ round cocktail table, linens, table-top sign, inclusion in program agenda and website, exhibitor WiFi, and press list.
You can reserve your spot by purchasing a Hardware Alley Exhibitor Package here.
If you are Kickstarting your project now or bootstrapping, please contact me at john@techcrunch.com with the subject line “HARDWARE ALLEY.” I will do my best to accommodate you. I only have a limited number of discounted spots so hurry!

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Register Now To Exhibit Your Startup At Disrupt NY Startup Alley

According to CrunchBase, of the 126 companies that exhibited in Startup Alley at Disrupt NY 2014, 24 of them have since been funded, raising $90.9 million in seed and Series A funding as of January 2015. And 11 of these companies had raised over $78 million in funding within three months of Disrupt.
Considering these impressive stats, why wouldn’t you sign up to have a spot in Startup Alley at Disrupt NY 2015? Disrupt is fast approaching. It kicks off on May 4-6, 2015 in the Manhattan Center, so get your place now.
Here’s how Startup Alley works: Exhibitors in the Alley get two tickets to the Disrupt Conference and one day to put your startup on display, and mingle with prominent members of the media, investors and other tech luminaries. To participate in Startup Alley, your company needs to be less than two years old and have raised less than $2.5 million in funding.
The first two days of Disrupt NY companies in the Alley have a chance to get voted into the Startup Battlefield competition. Each day, one startup is named the audience choice winner for the day, earning their spot alongside our hand-selected startups for a chance to earn $50,000, the Disrupt Cup and the attention of the tech world.
On the final day of Disrupt, the hardware companies take over Startup Alley. Expect to see wearables, drones, robots and other gadgets whizzing around the show floor.
Registration for Startup Alley is open now and we encourage everyone to get your tickets soon to secure a spot. Startup Alley fills up pretty fast.
You can purchase tickets for Startup Alley by clicking this link. A package with two tickets costs $1,995, and you can add attendees for $997.50 apiece.
If you don’t have a startup for Startup Alley, Disrupt tickets at an extra early bird discount rate are still available here. We’ll be revealing more information about Disrupt and who will be speaking and exhibiting at the conference in the coming days.
Our sponsors help make Disrupt happen. If you are interested in learning more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact our sponsorship team at sponsors

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