AWHONN AWHONN Annual Convention — medical conference exhibit hall
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AWHONN 2026

AWHONN Annual Convention
📅 June 6-10, 2026 📍 Orlando, FL (Disney's Coronado Springs Resort) Host: Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses
2,500+
Attendees
$6,000–$12,000
All-in (10×10)
~50%
Purchasing Auth.
$7.2
Cost per Buyer

Overview

Direct access to 2,500+ L&D and neonatal nurses who use fetal monitors, infant warmers, and birthing equipment daily. Nurses in this specialty drive product selection and training decisions for labor and delivery units. AWHONN practice guidelines influence hospital purchasing across the US.

Key Facts

  • Host organization: Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses
  • Primary specialty: obstetric nursing
  • Scale: mid
  • Geography: US National
  • International attendance: ~3%

Best For

fetal monitoringinfant warmersbirthing equipmentbreastfeeding supportneonatal devicespatient educationmaternal safety bundleshemorrhage kits

Buyer Stage Fit

awarenessconsideration

Booth Costs

Booth Type $/sqft 10×10 Cost Notes
Standard exhibit space Min 100 sqft

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.

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Audience

OB nurseL and D nurseneonatal nursenurse midwifewomens health NPnurse managernurse educator

2,500+ nurses in women's health, OB, and neonatal care. Exhibit hall open 3 days: Sunday 1:30-5:30pm, Monday 11am-3pm, Tuesday 10:30am-2pm. Disney's Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando. Exhibit space includes 8ft back drape, 3ft side drape, booth ID sign, 3 badges per 100 sqft, pre-registration attendee mailing list.

  • Purchasing authority: ~50% of attendees
  • Effective buyers: ~1,250
  • Cost per effective buyer: $7.2 ($9,000 all-in ÷ 1,250 buyers)
  • International attendance: ~3%

Venue & Logistics

  • Venue: Orlando, FL (Disney's Coronado Springs Resort)

Who Else Exhibits

Exhibitor data coming soon for AWHONN.

Our Take

Why Exhibit

Direct access to 2,500+ L&D and neonatal nurses who use fetal monitors, infant warmers, and birthing equipment daily. Nurses in this specialty drive product selection and training decisions for labor and delivery units. AWHONN practice guidelines influence hospital purchasing across the US.

Why Skip

If your device targets OB-GYN physicians rather than nurses, ACOG or SMFM are better fits. Only 2,500 attendees limits total reach. Disney resort venue may increase exhibitor lodging costs. Exhibit hall hours are limited (3 partial days, not full days).

Insider Tips

Key contact: Cologne Hunter (chunter@awhonn.org). Disney Coronado Springs venue is unique among medical conferences. Exhibit hall hours are shorter than typical (3 half-days vs. 3 full days). Prospectus available for download.

Buzzbox Score: 5.0 / 10 — Average

Audience Quality
4.9
Cost Efficiency
8.5
Data Transparency
5.1
Exhibitor Experience
3.1
Editorial Value
2.4
Growth Trajectory
4.6

Key Deadlines

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a booth cost at AWHONN?

An all-in 10×10 booth at AWHONN 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 AWHONN?

AWHONN draws approximately 2,500 attendees. 2,500+ nurses in women's health, OB, and neonatal care. Exhibit hall open 3 days: Sunday 1:30-5:30pm, Monday 11am-3pm, Tuesday 10:30am-2pm. Disney's Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando. Exhibit space includes 8ft back drape, 3ft side drape, booth ID sign, 3 badges per 100 sqft, pre-registration attendee mailing list.

When is AWHONN ?

AWHONN is scheduled for June 6-10, 2026. Location: Orlando, FL (Disney's Coronado Springs Resort).

Is AWHONN worth exhibiting at?

Direct access to 2,500+ L&D and neonatal nurses who use fetal monitors, infant warmers, and birthing equipment daily. Nurses in this specialty drive product selection and training decisions for labor and delivery units.