Celebrating the Sponsors Who Keep OpenReview Open

Andrew McCallum

OpenReview gratefully acknowledges the extraordinary support of our [sponsors](https://openreview.net/sponsors)—organizations that make it possible for us to keep science open, transparent, and accessible to all. Over half of the funds that sustain OpenReview each year come from industry partners who benefit from a vibrant global research ecosystem where ideas are rigorously evaluated, openly discussed, and continually shared and believe in open infrastructure for research. An additional quarter of our funding comes from philanthropic foundations such as the Sloan Foundation and CZI, whose mission-driven grants help us experiment and evolve. The remaining quarter comes from large research venues—including NeurIPS, ICML, AAAI, CVF, ICLR, ARR, and TMLR—that voluntarily contribute funds to help sustain the platform they rely on.

Current Gold sponsors include Google, UMass Center for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI); Silver sponsors include Meta and Apple; and Bronze sponsors include Bloomberg, IBM, and Amazon.

OpenReview operates on a shoestring budget, powered by a small, dedicated team and the generosity of our sponsors. Without this support, we simply would not exist. These contributions ensure that OpenReview remains free to researchers, open-source to developers, and accountable to the entire scientific community. From all of us at OpenReview: thank you for helping us keep science open.