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The overall budget from Red Hat for FUDCon:Toronto 2009 is currently $19,000.

  • Fedora Engineering (Paul Frields & Tom Callaway): $4,000 in Q4
  • Community Architecture (Max Spevack): $5,000 in Q3
  • Community Architecture (Max Spevack): $10,000 in Q4

Needs

Into this total we must fit the following requirements:

  • Bus from Westford (~$4K)
  • Travel for the following remotees from the Fedora Engineering team ($5.1K)
    • Flights:
      • Bill Nottingham (~$300)
      • Toshio Kuratomi (~$300)
      • Mike McGrath (~$300)
      • Stephen Smoogen (~$300)
      • Paul W. Frields (~$300)
      • Seth Vidal (~$300)
      • Max Spevack (~$300)
      • Greg DeKoenigsberg (~$300)
      • Karsten Wade (~$300)
      • Mel Chua (~$300)
    • Lodging+:
      • Bill Nottingham (~$300)
      • Toshio Kuratomi (~$300)
      • Mike McGrath (~$300)
      • Stephen Smoogen (~$300)
      • Paul W. Frields (~$300)
      • Seth Vidal (~$300)
      • Dave Jones (~$300)
      • Chuck Ebbert (~$300)
      • Luke Macken (~$300)
      • Tom 'spot' Callaway (~$300)
      • John Palmieri (~$300)
      • Max Spevack (~$300)
      • Greg DeKoenigsberg (~$300)
      • Karsten Wade (~$300)
      • Mel Chua (~$300)
      • did I miss anyone?
  • Lunch on Saturday
  • Lunch on Sunday
  • Lunch on Monday
  • Travel and lodging sponsorship for the following people.
    • Kevin Higgins (release party contest winner) (~$700)
    • Sebastian Dziallas (due to .edu-related opportunities @ FUDCon) (~$700)
    • Adam Miller? (~$700)
    • Simon Birtwistle? (note, travel from London) (~$1.2K)
    • Matthew Daniels (~$600)
  • FUDPub on Saturday evening (food + 1 beverage?) -- $3.5K
  • Setup costs for venue -- $0
  • Advertising?
  • Schwag -- ~$7 per pre-registrant? ($1K for t-shirts)
  • ESTIMATED TOTAL so far: $19.9K

ARCHIVAL NOTE FROM F11 FUDCON: Why food for some, not for others? Red Hat folks get a per diem. A couple other people get per diem because they're not dayjobbers and don't typically have those expenses either.

Projections

This is based on a total attendance of ~130 people.

Day Line Item Expected Cost Notes