IDWeek 2021 invites organizations in the field of infectious diseases or with products, services, publications and other features and benefits focused on the infectious diseases professional and field to participate.
IDWeek 2021 will be a virtual event, from Sept. 29 to Oct. 3, 2021. Satellite symposia and presentation theaters will begin on Sept. 13.
Attendees will have access to the virtual environment including virtual booths beginning Sept. 1, 2021 through Dec. 31, 2021. Attendees will have the option to extend their access through March 31, 2022.
A high-level exhibitor prospectus including exhibitor packages, support programs, affiliated event opportunities (satellite symposia, learning lounges, presentation theaters) and promotional options for reaching the attendees can be accessed below.
Thank you for your interest! It is too late to plan participation for IDWeek 2021.
Organizations interested in participating in IDWeek 2022 scheduled for Washington, DC are encouraged to visit this site in early January 2022 to review the prospectus. Reservations will likely be accepted beginning in mid-January 2022.
Virtual booths will be organized by level and alphabetically within the booth levels. View the prospectus to learn more.
Contact Aaliyah Lambert to plan your virtual booth. At this time, new booth reservations and new exhibitors are no longer being accepted.
IDWeek 2022 booth sales for Washington, DC will open in mid-January 2022. Watch this site for more information.
Event hosts will have the option to host a live event or prerecord with our partner. Event hosts may also record the session and provide MP4 files and slides. Alternatively, event hosts can distribute the events below on their own website or platform and share a link for attendees in the JUNO platform to connect to the event.
At this time, new speaking opportunities are no longer being accepted.
IDWeek 2022 speaking opportunities in Washington, DC will open in mid-January 2022. Watch this site for more information.
Apply for 2-hours of accredited programming. Satellite symposia programming must be accredited by a third-party organization. IDWeek and its partnering organizations will not provide accreditation. Learn More.
Please mark your calendar now. No extensions to this timeline will be possible due to the early access all attendees have to the JUNO platform beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021.
The Promotional Item Details further elaborate on the opportunities listed below. Contact Dana Johnston to discuss the details or submit a reservation form found on the last page.
Daily News Briefing is a news briefing tailored to the needs of the members of The Infectious Diseases Society of America and delivered every morning to the nation’s premier group of physicians, scientists and other healthcare professionals who specialize in infectious disease.
Target leading professionals in healthcare epidemiology and infection prevention by advertising in SHEA’s scientific journal, Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology.
Gain visibility with healthcare professionals in the field of pediatric infectious diseases by advertising in PIDS’s Journal of Pediatric Infectious Diseases.
Target leading professionals – Reach over 11,000 infectious disease and HIV professionals with Clinical Infectious Diseases, The Journal of Infectious Disease and Open Forum Infectious Diseases.
IDWeek is committed to meeting the needs of its potential supporters. Please contact John Buckley to discuss the patron support program.
There are seven different support levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Canary Diamond and Blue Diamond. Each level is multi-sourced and can be supported by more than one supporter. Supporters can choose to support IDWeek and the COVID-19 program individually or split their total support dollars between both programs.
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