SABCS Sponsorship Channels

Sponsorship Opportunities That Work

Get your message in front of those leading the charge in advancing breast cancer research and treatment with TriStar’s suite of sponsorship opportunities. More than 10,000 attendees, including physicians, researchers, and patient advocates, are expected to attend SABCS.

You’ll have all eyes on your brand, from the time SABCS attendees arrive at the airport to the moment they go home, when you partner with TriStar. Our digital sponsorship opportunities include a variety of marketing campaigns on the SABCS Meeting News website as well as email marketing and more. We also provide captivating print, onsite, and out-of-home marketing. Wherever SABCS attendees go, we can keep your messaging front and center.

Participation in these official SABCS Sponsorship Opportunities may count towards your priority points with SABCS, increasing your sponsorship level!

Opportunities include:
Event News, Digital & Email, Print, Event Navigation, Hotel Marketing, Convention Center, Out-of-Home, and Year-Round

MEETING SUMMARY

The San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium balances clinical, translational, and basic research in a four-day program to advance breast cancer treatment and understanding.

This is the premier event for interaction, communication, and education for a broad array of health professionals and researchers with a special interest in breast oncology. Thousands of attendees visit this yearly conference for the chance to connect with the latest research and developments.

The SABCS scientific program includes formal lectures by clinical and basic research experts, selected slide and poster presentations, forums, and case discussions on experimental biology, etiology, prevention, diagnosis, and therapy of breast cancer and premalignant breast disease.

AUDIENCE COMPOSITION

SABCS draws a diverse range of attendees year over year, including:

Oncologists: Doctors who specialize in the treatment of cancer.
Researchers: Scientists conducting research in the field of breast oncology.
Nurses: Healthcare professionals who provide care and support to patients with breast cancer.
Other healthcare professionals: Including physician assistants, pharmacists, laboratory technicians, and others working in the field of breast cancer.
Patients and patient advocates who are interested in learning more about breast cancer and the latest developments in treatment and management.
Representatives from advocacy organizations, foundations, and non-profits working in the field of breast cancer.