AHPBA AHPBA Annual Meeting — medical conference exhibit hall
4.5 Below Average

AHPBA 2026

AHPBA Annual Meeting
📅 March 19-22, 2026 📍 Miami Beach, FL (Loews Miami Beach Hotel) Host: Americas Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association
1,200+
Attendees
$6,000–$12,000
All-in (10×10)
~70%
Purchasing Auth.
$10.71
Cost per Buyer

Overview

Ultra-targeted access to the surgeons who perform Whipple procedures, liver resections, and biliary reconstructions. Every attendee is a high-volume HPB specialist. Strong KOL engagement opportunity -- the meeting is small enough for meaningful one-on-one conversations with department chiefs.

Key Facts

  • Host organization: Americas Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association
  • Primary specialty: hepato pancreato biliary surgery
  • Scale: small
  • Geography: Americas (US + Latin America)
  • International attendance: ~30%

Best For

surgical instrumentsenergy devicesablation devicesvisualization systemsliver transplant preservationbiliary stentsintraoperative ultrasound

Buyer Stage Fit

awarenessKOLconsideration

Booth Costs

Booth Type $/sqft 10×10 Cost Notes
Standard tabletop/booth

All-In Cost Estimate (10×10 Inline)

Space rental
Drayage$1,200 – $2,500
Electrical (20A)$300 – $450
Carpet/padding$200 – $400
Cleaning (3 days)$150 – $250
Lead retrieval (1 unit)$400 – $900
Wi-Fi$500 – $1,500
Estimated total$6,000 – $12,000

Does not include travel, staffing, booth display, or marketing materials.

See the full cost guide →

Audience

HPB surgeonsurgical oncologisttransplant surgeonhepatologistfellow

Highly specialized audience of liver, pancreas, and biliary tract surgeons. Small but extremely focused meeting. AHPBA is the Americas regional association of IHPBA (International Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association). Hotel-based meeting format (not convention center).

  • Purchasing authority: ~70% of attendees
  • Effective buyers: ~840
  • Cost per effective buyer: $10.71 ($9,000 all-in ÷ 840 buyers)
  • International attendance: ~30%

Venue & Logistics

  • Venue: Miami Beach, FL (Loews Miami Beach Hotel)

Who Else Exhibits

Exhibitor data coming soon for AHPBA.

Our Take

Why Exhibit

Ultra-targeted access to the surgeons who perform Whipple procedures, liver resections, and biliary reconstructions. Every attendee is a high-volume HPB specialist. Strong KOL engagement opportunity -- the meeting is small enough for meaningful one-on-one conversations with department chiefs.

Why Skip

Only ~1,200 attendees and ~40 exhibitors -- the total addressable market at the show is small. If you need volume or broad surgical reach, ACS or SAGES are better investments for the same budget.

Insider Tips

Hotel-based format keeps costs lower than convention center shows. High international (Latin American) attendance creates export market exposure. Regional association of IHPBA; the IHPBA World Congress (biennial) is the international version.

Buzzbox Score: 4.5 / 10 — Below Average

Audience Quality
4.9
Cost Efficiency
8.5
Data Transparency
4.3
Exhibitor Experience
2.2
Editorial Value
2.4
Growth Trajectory
2.4

Key Deadlines

Detailed deadlines not yet verified for AHPBA. Check the official site for the application window.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a booth cost at AHPBA?

An all-in 10×10 booth at AHPBA runs roughly $6,000–$12,000, including space rental, drayage, electrical, carpet, and basic services. Travel, staffing, and booth display are additional.

How many people attend AHPBA?

AHPBA draws approximately 1,200 attendees. Highly specialized audience of liver, pancreas, and biliary tract surgeons. Small but extremely focused meeting. AHPBA is the Americas regional association of IHPBA (International Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association). Hotel-based meeting format (not convention center).

When is AHPBA ?

AHPBA is scheduled for March 19-22, 2026. Location: Miami Beach, FL (Loews Miami Beach Hotel).

Is AHPBA worth exhibiting at?

Ultra-targeted access to the surgeons who perform Whipple procedures, liver resections, and biliary reconstructions. Every attendee is a high-volume HPB specialist.

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