The ACT Annual Meeting offers a unique, intimate networking environment unlike any other in the toxicology community. Because of the top-notch scientific programming and well-known, expert speakers who present the latest science, this meeting has earned a reputation among toxicologists worldwide for being the “must attend” event of the year. The size of the meeting is particularly well suited for in-depth peer-to-peer networking, as well as making B2B connections, making this event the ideal addition to your marketing tool kit.
Annual Meeting Corporate Support—Supporting companies are recognized for their good citizen role in enabling the success of the educational goals of ACT and receive considerable recognition for their generosity via the Annual Meeting materials, the ACT Newsletter, the ACT website (with a hyperlink to the supporter’s site), and email broadcast messages, as well as via special signage at the meeting. Multiple support levels are available to suit every budget, starting at just $1,000.
ACT Expo Live!—The ACT Annual Meeting and Exhibition provides exhibitors with a unique environment that cannot be found elsewhere—more than 1,000 toxicologists, research scientists, industry consultants, and other professionals in one hotel with networking and marketing opportunities at every turn. The Exhibit Hall is the place for attendees to find out about products and services that are relevant to toxicologists. In addition to the scientific posters in the hall, there are coffee breaks, an evening social, and other special events that allow meeting attendees to have plenty of opportunities to visit the exhibition to discuss their needs and find solutions from trusted industry suppliers. The size of the meeting is especially conducive to intimate and relaxed interactions between meeting participants and exhibitors.
For more information on how you can take advantage of these terrific marketing opportunities, contact Liz Kasabian or call ACT Headquarters at 703.547.0875 ext.1437.
To read the full version of the Winter Issue of the ACTimes Newsletter, please visit the Newsletter section of the website.
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