Exhibitor Information
The American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) and the American Society for Mohs Histotechnology (ASMH) invite you and your company to partner with them for the 2024 Annual
Meetings to be held at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown in Phoenix, Arizona. Click the image to the right to view the 2024 Exhibitor Prospectus.
The ACMS Annual Meeting is an important continuing medical education event in dermatologic surgery designed primarily for the 1,900 members of the ACMS. The ACMS is the oldest and largest membership organization for Mohs micrographic surgeons, with 80-90 new surgeons joining the College each year after completing a one- to two-year approved fellowship. We are proud that nearly all of these physicians join the ACMS the same year they complete their training and that nearly all our members renew their membership each year.
ACMS members are required to attend at least one Annual Meeting every three years to remain a member. Many dermatological leaders nationwide are ACMS members, and three of the last five American Academy of Dermatology presidents have been members of the ACMS. All Mohs surgery fellowship-training programs are directed by ACMS members, giving your company access and influence with young dermatologists.
In 2022 and 2023, the ACMS held hybrid meetings which had over 800 in-person attendees and over 450 virtual attendees. At the 2019 ACMS Annual Meeting – the last wholly in-person meeting – 1,200 members, Fellows-in-Training, surgical assistants, and non-member physicians made time to attend. In 2024, we expect increased in-person attendance as we return to a wholly in-person meeting. We are pleased to offer a variety of opportunities for exposure to your company’s products and services.
In 2022, approximately 165 ASMH members enhanced their expertise by attending the in-person Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. Most recently, about 120 ASMH members attended the 2023 Virtual Annual Meeting. These technicians work as assistants in most ACMS member practices, making this the best meeting to reach influential office staff.
Your company’s presence in the combined exhibit hall of both medical organizations will provide an opportunity to be exposed to all meeting attendees. The meeting size allows each company to develop personal relationships in the exhibit hall. We promise to do our best to make this a worthwhile experience for your company and our members.
Purpose
Designed primarily for ACMS members and their ASMH technicians, the purpose of the Annual Meetings is for both groups to attend scientific educational sessions for continuing medical education.
The Annual Meetings consist of expert panels, interactive sessions, hands-on workshops, and oral and poster abstract presentations featuring the latest developments in Mohs and dermatologic surgery. Topics will include cutaneous oncology and pathology, fundamentals of dermatologic surgery, advanced reconstruction, and more.
Target Audience
The target audiences for these programs include members of the ACMS and ASMH, residents and Fellows-in-Training, histotechnicians, non-member physicians and surgical assistants who work with ACMS members.
ACMS 2023 Annual Meeting Attendees
Benefits of Participation
- Demonstrate and promote your products or services to leaders in the field of Mohs surgery and dermatologic oncology, and to newcomers who are just getting started in their practices
- Develop sales leads at meetings totaling more than 1,400 ACMS and ASMH members, residents and Fellows-in-Training, histotechnicians, non-member physicians, and support staff
- Increase visibility for your organization through inclusion in the exhibitor listing on the meeting mobile app, attendees can search exhibitors by name or booth location
- Build brand loyalty through support of the ACMS and ASMH and their growing memberships through involvement in the Annual Meetings
Exhibit Categories
- Pharmaceuticals (both prescription and non-prescription)
- Equipment and devices designed for diagnosis or treatment of dermatologic conditions
- Cosmetics and skin care
- Scientific/medical educational publications
- Activities of professional and educational organizations
- Products or services relating to the support of non-medical aspects of the practices of dermatology (office equipment, record keeping equipment or services, etc.)
- Physician recruitment and placement services
- Research survey activities, in conjunction with confirmed exhibiting companies
- Nonprofits serving dermatology patients or engaging in public education