Conference rates (this includes coffee breaks, lunches and social diner):

Institutional members : 350€* VATexcl
Non-members: 460€* VATexcl

*Intra-Community VAT at 0% if number available / VAT exempted outside EU

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PSCE is always looking for partnerships, including sponsorship opportunities to contribute to the success of its events.
The sponsors will have the chance to be directly in contact with a large range of stakeholders: researchers, industries, practitioners, EU representatives, and to be included in all the official communications of PSCE, namely the Newsletters, Flash News, social media and website publications.

Please have a complete view on the sponsorship opportunities reading our Sponsorship Offer.

Here below you’ll find an overview of the different Sponsoring Packages:

Are you a national or EU project, or a company developing solutions for crisis management, public safety communications, management of large scale events and the protection of public space?

About Airbus Public Safety and Security

Public Safety and Security, an Airbus programme unit, offers seamless, secure and cyber-resilient mission- and business-critical communication and collaboration tools for public safety and private organisations, as well as for users in the fields of transportation, utility and industry, healthcare, or event security. Airbus Public Safety and Security’s advanced solutions, which combine TETRA, Tetrapol, and broadband technologies, enhance situational awareness, improve user experience and safety, and optimise operational efficiency.

Airbus Public Safety and Security’s dense portfolio is field-proven and tailored to the needs of its customers. It includes infrastructures, networks, devices, accessories, applications, software and services, based on the latest technologies.

Airbus Public Safety and Security is strongly involved in multinational R&D projects and sets the standards for future technologies based on 4G and 5G. As a leading sovereign provider for European countries and a key international player, Airbus Public Safety and Security has customers in over 80 countries and employs around 1,210 people in 20 countries.

Frequentis is a global supplier of communication and information systems for control centres with safety-critical tasks. The listed family company develops and markets its “control centre solutions” in the Air Traffic Management segment (civil and military air traffic control, air defence) and the Public Safety & Transport segment (police, fire brigades, emergency rescue services, railways, coastguards, port authorities).

With a market share of 30%, Frequentis is the world market leader in voice communication systems for air traffic control. Frequentis is also the global leader in aeronautical information management and aeronautical message handling systems. As a global player with around 2,200 employees (full-time equivalents/FTE), Frequentis has a global network of companies and representatives in more than 50 countries.

Its head office is in Vienna, Austria. Frequentis’ products, services, and solutions are used at more than 49,000 operator working positions in around 150 countries. Shares in Frequentis are traded on the Vienna and Frankfurt stock exchanges; ISIN: ATFREQUENT09, WKN: A2PHG5. In 2023, revenues were EUR 427.5 million and EBIT was EUR 26.6 million.

6G4SOCIETY aims to ensure that societal and sustainable values are properly embedded into the development of 6G, while securing technology performance objectives.

The PANTHEON consortium focuses on developing a Community-based Digital Ecosystem for Disaster Resilience utilising Smart City Digital Twin (SCDT) technology and other emerging innovations to (i) advance the existing risk assessment methods, (ii) mitigate potential vulnerabilities, (iii) build a strong community disaster resilience foundation.