
As an AABB member for more than 30 years, I can say with confidence that the Annual Meeting Exhibit Hall is a must-see for all attendees. It’s where the action happens; it’s where bold ideas meet practical solutions, where partnerships begin and where the future of our field takes shape.

With that in mind, here are four reasons the Exhibit Hall should be at the top of your must-visit list when we gather for AABB2025 in San Diego:
With more than 100 exhibitors, the Exhibit Hall is a “who’s who” of the organizations shaping the future of health care. From long-established leaders to emerging innovators, you’ll discover the companies that are advancing transfusion medicine, blood banking and biotherapies. And you’ll probably find some great swag too!
Since its debut in 2023, the Biotherapies Pavilion has become a hub for professionals advancing the next generation of cell and gene therapies. Stop by for informal, interactive open-mic sessions focused on today’s most pressing issues in the field — and stay for the conversations, connections and swag bag giveaway on opening night.
Looking for the latest tools, technologies and equipment to improve quality and efficiency in your organization? The Exhibit Hall offers hands-on opportunities to explore new products, speak directly with developers and discover practical solutions to bring back to your team.
AABB’s corporate partners play a key role in advancing the field — and many will be on site to share resources, answer questions and explore new opportunities for collaboration. Their booths are the perfect place to build professional relationships and stay informed on industry priorities.
Whether you're seeking new solutions, building connections or staying on the cutting-edge of the field, the Exhibit Hall at the 2025 AABB Annual Meeting is the place to be. It’s where you can connect with colleagues, talk one-on-one with industry experts and experience the energy of a community that’s driving progress in blood and biotherapies.
Be part of what’s next. Join me in San Diego.
David Green is CEO of Vitalant and a longtime leader in the field of blood and biotherapies. He is a past president of the AABB Board of Directors and currently serves as the AABB Corporate Partner Program ambassador, supporting collaboration between AABB and the companies driving innovation in the blood and biotherapies field.
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