As the Drupal community prepares to converge on the Austria Center for DrupalCon Vienna 2025, UK-based digital agency Zoocha is making a bold return, this time as an official sponsor. For the first time since DrupalCon Munich in 2012, Zoocha will have a presence on the exhibition floor, bringing their newly refreshed branding and a powerful message of creativity, impact, and community-led innovation.
“Zoocha has been involved with DrupalCon Europe for several years as volunteers, session reviewers, and speakers, but not since 2012 (Munich) have we had an exhibitor stand at the main event. 2025 is a big year for Zoocha, as we have refreshed our branding to focus on communicating our creativity and impact focus… powered by Drupal!”
The agency’s sponsorship marks more than visibility. It’s a renewed commitment to the open-source ecosystem that has helped shape its journey over the past 16 years. As an agency defined by values of collaboration, curiosity, and adaptability, Zoocha arrives in Vienna with a clear intention: to share what they’ve learned, spark conversation, and contribute meaningfully to the future of Drupal.
That intention comes to life through four sessions hosted by Zoocha team members across key areas of technical and community practice.
“I can't wait to join some of the amazing speakers this year to champion the importance of accessibility in every part of what we do, not just in development roles!. I'm looking forward to silencing my own insecurity through demonstrating I have something worth saying in my session, as well as showing off our shiny new branding at our booth!”
“I'm equally excited to speak at DrupalCon again, and to be catching up with fellow Drupalers at our booth and chat about how Zoocha has evolved. From my session, I hope that attendees will walk away with more ideas on how they can overcome domain routing issues.”
“Working within open source is a real privilege. I've learned so much from others within the Drupal community. If there's something I can give back that might prove useful for the next person, then I'm keen to do it! From my session, I want attendees to walk away with the understanding that, although there are some things that Drupal developers just do when they start to plan out a site build, formalising that process means we design and build sites that make the most of Drupal, rather than fighting against it.”
Zoocha’s presence at DrupalCon Vienna 2025 reflects a clear and active investment in the health of the Drupal project. Through practical sessions, bold new branding, and a renewed focus on creativity and impact, the agency reinforces its reputation not just as a Drupal expert, but as a trusted partner in the ecosystem.
Special thanks to Zoocha and its team for sharing their knowledge, time, and energy with the community.
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