Exhibition
The Exhibition will take place within the EICC alongside all parallel sessions and refreshments breaks. The meeting Exhibition offers a key route to market via:
- Increased brand awareness via both onsite and pre-event exposure
- Enhancing relationships with existing customers and meeting new ones
- Personal selling to potential international buyers
- Generating sales leads and educating the market
- Demonstrating products or services and launching new products
Additional Exhibitor Benefits
- Logo and company profile in the final programme
- Logo, company profile with website link on meeting website
- Two exhibitor passes (these do not allow access to the scientific meeting rooms)
Sponsorship Opportunities
The 19th World Congress of Epidemiology offers options to suit every objective and budget from high-impact profile-raising sponsorship across the entire delegate base, such as the poster viewing sessions and badges, to targeted promotion to conference speakers.
All sponsorship options offer both on-site and pre-event promotion of your brand. In addition to the specific features of each package, all sponsors receive:
- Logo and website link on meeting website
- Listing in the delegate materials
If your organisation is interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at the 19th World Congress of Epidemiology Conference, please download the brochure shown in PDF format, or contact the Conference Organisers, In Conference Ltd for further information:
19th World Congress of Epidemiology Conference
c/o In Conference Ltd
4-6 Oak Lane
Edinburgh, EH12 6XH
Scotland, UK
Tel: +44 (0)131 339 9235
Fax: +44 (0)131 339 9798
Email: epidemiology2011@in-conference.org.uk
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Bursary Sponsors
The following companies/people have kindly donated to the bursary fund:
Prof and Mrs Raj Bhoplal in memory of the late Mr and Mrs Jhanda Singh Bhopal and Bhagwanti Kaur Bhopal (parents) and Mr Kalwant Singh Bhopal (brother).
Centre for Population and Health Sciences
Medical Research Council
International Epidemiology Association
NHS 24
NHS Health Scotland
NHS National Services Scotland
South Asian Health Foundation (SAHF)
Walter Nimmo
Wellcome Trust
Marketing Partners
| British Dental Association |
| British Hypertension Society |
| Chartered Institute of Environmental Health |
| Clinical Research Networks |
| Council on Health Research for Development |
| Department of Public Health Heads |
| EpiMonitor |
| Ethics in public health |
| Eupha Office |
| European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control |
| European Public Health Association |
| Faculty of Occupational Medicine |
| Faculty of Public Health |
| Health Economists Study Group |
| International Epidemiology Association |
| International Journal of Epidemiology |
| International Medical Geography Symposium |
| John Snow Society |
| Lancet |
| MedSin |
| NHS National Institute for Health Research RD Learning |
| North American Congress of Epidemiology |
| PHORCaST |
| Research Council for Complementary Medicine and CAMRN network |
| Royal College of Nursing Research Society |
| Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health |
| Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh |
| Royal Society for Public Health |
| Royal Statistical Society |
| Scandinavian Journal of Public Health |
| Scottish Public Health Training |
| Society for Academic Primary Care |
| Society of Social Medicine |
| South Asian Health Foundation |
| Supercourse |
| The Academy of Medical Sciences |
| UK Public Health Training |