Our events are only as vibrant as the people who build them. It is a chance to go behind the scenes, build real connections with fellow members, and directly shape the future of our community. Don't just attend the next event; be the reason it succeeds. Reach out to our team to find out how you can volunteer today!

Our events are built on collaboration and shared vision. Sponsoring Design & Make Romania is a powerful opportunity to showcase your brand, connect directly with an active community of creators, and champion local industry innovation. Don't just watch our network expand; be a vital part of the engine that drives it forward. Reach out to our team to find out how you can become a partner today!

Autodesk Authorized Partners and Value-Added Resellers (VARs) bridge the gap between generic corporate troubleshooting and deeply industry-specific technical needs. While Autodesk's central support handles baseline cloud bugs, licensing, and billing, local partners are typically utilized for hands-on deployment, advanced API customizations, team training, and guaranteed service-level agreements (SLAs).

Autodesk’s education and training ecosystem is split into two clear avenues: free software access and curated learning for academic institutions, and structured training networks for professionals seeking formal certification. Whether you are an educator setting up a classroom or a professional targeting career advancement, Autodesk supports these goals through dedicated learning programs.

Autodesk's mission is to empower everyone, everywhere to design and make anything. Autodesk's technology spans architecture, engineering, and construction; product design and manufacturing; and media and entertainment, empowering Design and Make innovators to solve challenges big and small.

AUGI (Autodesk User Group International) is the world's largest CAD & BIM User Group. Originally started in 1990 as the North American AutoCAD User Group, then quickly renamed to the North American Autodesk User Group, and later in 1996 renamed as Autodesk User Group International, and then in 2019, formally reincorporated as just "AUGI".