2. Prospective Exhibitors
3. Who? What? Why? How?

Purchasing Responsibility—67% of attendees influence or make purchasing decisions.

Years in the Field—79% of attendees have been working in the field of toxicology for more than 10 years, and 42% for more than 20 years.

Field of Work—ACT attendees are predominantly researchers: 62% in pharmaceuticals, 23% in biotech, and 15% in other sectors.
 

The ACT Annual Meeting and Exhibition provide exhibitors with a unique environment that cannot be found elsewhere—typically 1,000 toxicologists, research scientists, industry consultants, and other professionals in one location, 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.

• Interact personally and connect one-on-one with potential clients (and current ones) in an intimate environment.

• Take advantage of the opportunity to make a presentation or demonstrate a new product launch through a Talking Tox Program (limited number of slots, available
  on a first-come, first-served basis).

• Receive two complimentary registrations per 8' x 10' booth (one complimentary registration for nonprofit booths).

• Enjoy year-round exposure on the ACT website and Event App.

• Take advantage of high-volume traffic thanks to scientific posters located within the Exhibit Hall.

• Reap the rewards of many networking and marketing opportunities, including:

After Priority Point booth assignments are made for the previous year's exhibitors, booth space requests are processed on a first-come, first-served basis based on availability. A standard  8’ x 10’ booth rental fee is $2,500. The 50% deposit payment must be received as soon as the application is approved in order to finalize the booth reservation. The nonprofit booth rental fee is $2,000 for qualified non-profit organizations. Nonprofit booths are assigned by ACT after all other booths have been confirmed. Nonprofit organizations that prefer to make their own booth space selection must pay the for-profit rate. 

Booth package details can be found here.