Plan Your Party Schedule For ad:tech San Francisco

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If you’re heading to San Francisco next week for the ad:tech Conference, you’ll want to check out the ad:tech Party Calendar so you don’t miss any of the parties held over the three nights of the show. Briefly, on April 24, PartyWithaStar and Boca Networks are hosting a party at the W Hotel; Bay Area Interactive Group will host one at 11 Minna and EVN/CNET will host one at DNA Lounge.

On April 25, the Online Lead Generation Association will host a party at Thirsty Bear; ad:tech will host its own ad:tech Awards Show party at Moscone North; AdFemme will host one at a yet to be determined location and the usual multi-company party will be held at Mighty. On April 26, Fetchback will host a party at the W’s Living Room Bar. All the details including times and locations can be found on the calender.

We’ll be adding more parties to the schedule as we find out about them. If you know of any, feel free to send the details to us. And if you want a taste of what to expect, check out the New York ad:tech party scene here.

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