Annual Session Opportunities

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Kendra Johnson
Senior manager, sponsorships and programs
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Annual Session brings together over 650 influential and driven dental students from every dental school who are committed to moving ASDA forward and getting more involved in organized dentistry. It is the official gathering of ASDA’s House of Delegates and a prime opportunity for sponsors and exhibitors to meet advocates and leaders representing their chapter and district constituents.

Sponsor Annual Session

Attending this year’s Annual Session as a sponsor offers up to 7 hours of networking time with the most influential dental students from across the country. Showcase your products, services and career opportunities through a variety of unique options.

Exhibit at Annual Session

Display your products, educate students on your services and recruit graduating students during the Dental Expo on Thursday, Feb. 28. Enjoy face-to-face interaction during the only time of year when all local and national student leaders are under one roof!

Where?

ASDA invites organizations, associations, foundations and academic institutions to support Annual Session through sponsorships and exhibits.

The conference will be hosted at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center located at:

1000 Fort Duquesne Blvd.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222

Why?

• Connect face-to-face with over 650 future customers to reinforce your company’s position, introduce your presence in the marketplace and share the products and services that you provide.
• Make an invaluable first impression on dental school chapter and regional leaders.
• Receive exclusive opportunities to put your brand, products and services in front of the future of organized dentistry.
• Engage students through unique speaking, showcase and relationship building opportunities.

This was my first time attending an ASDA national event. I have never felt this well in crowds, loved being around like minded people. The speakers and learning opportunities were fulfilling. – Natasha Vega-Valbuena, Loma Linda ’20