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by Argorak
888 days ago
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Unless something has drastically changed, PyCon covers itself and earns the PSF quite some money on top. Here are numbers from 2020: https://thefortunate.blog/diversification-is-the-future-for-... > Out of USD4.5MM of revenue for the PSF in 2019, around 63% of it came from PyCon. USD1.9MM was the costs of having PyCon, which means that for every dollar spent on PyCon, the PSF gets back 1.50 dollars. https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2020/03/psfs-projected-2020-fin... Obviously, the revenue has sharply dropped for a time because of COVID, but I'd be surprised if PyCon is run at a loss nowadays. So you can assume none of your sponsorship money goes to running PyCon. |
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