AAD Meetings: First-time exhibitor
Reserve your booth space today and join us for an AAD meeting!
The American Academy of Dermatology invites you to exhibit at one of our upcoming meetings. Take advantage of meeting with the most dedicated dermatology experts and decision makers from around the world. As an exhibitor at an AAD meeting your company can expect to:
Generate leads that will increase sales.
Develop advantageous relationships to further expand your business.
Check out the marketplace and gain insight on emerging trends.
New applicant submissions for AAD meetings
STEP 1
Review Exhibitor Prospectus for the meeting you are contracting to exhibit.
2025 Annual Meeting (PDF)
STEP 2
Complete and save your space application/contract.
2025 Annual Meeting (PDF)
STEP 3
Complete and submit your company information for review.
See below for list of required documents you will need to complete your submission.
You will receive confirmation within 10 business days.
Company review process
Applicants who have either never exhibited at an Academy meeting or have not exhibited in the past 3 years must complete the review process, prior to assignment of exhibit space. An applicant who has exhibited must complete the review process only if there has been a material change in circumstances relating to its company (e.g., a change in ownership, control, or legal status) or in the nature, name, composition, products, labeling, or regulatory status of the products and services to be exhibited.
Required documents for company information
Space application/contract.
Company profile. The information should include a copy of the company’s filed Articles of Incorporation or W9, company history, mission statement, management team bios, and advisory/board of directors listing, if applicable.
The products and/or services the company plans to exhibit (i.e. product brochures or literature).
Documentation of FDA filing status (if applicable) or acknowledgement of compliance with FDA policies.
Exhibitors must disclose details on any consumer or government litigation, orders, injunctions, judgments, or settlements over the last 3 years regarding the business practices of the company or the products and services to be exhibited. Companies with multiple complaints filed against them with state or federal consumer affairs regulatory agencies, the Better Business Bureau, or Academy members may be required to provide an explanation of the resolution of those complaints.
Questions?
Contact Exhibits at exhibits@aad.org.
