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Welcome to the 56th AABP Annual Conference September 21-23, 2023, at the Milwaukee Convention & Entertainment Center, Milwaukee, WI. The AABP tradeshow is a two-day show (Thursday, Sept 21, 8 am - 6:30 pm and Friday, Sept. 22, 8 am - 5 pm). The AABP Conference provides continuing education for veterinarians who work with dairy and beef cattle. The American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners will meet jointly with AABP.
To exhibit at the AABP trade show, please review the Rules and Regulations by selecting the link on this page. We rely solely on the online application/contract and the designated exhibit contact to update the information as needed. To exhibit with us choose your company from the "Log On to My Account, or Choose AddNew to create a new exhibitors contract.
Along with your in-person booth purchase you will also receive Complimentary Leads retrieval.
AABP 2022 by the Numbers
The 2022 AABP Annual Conference in Long Beach California included:
- 843 total registrants
- 241 veterinary students
- 150 members of the American Association of Small
Ruminant Practitioners
- 276 exhibitor booth representatives
- 77 Exhibit booths
AABP 2021 by the Numbers
The 2021 AABP Annual Conference in Salt Lake City included:
- 1083 total registrants
- 736 attendees on-site
- 335 virtual attendees
- 241 veterinary students
- 149 members of the American Association of Small
Ruminant Practitioners
- 8 countries represented
- 5 registered veterinary technicians
- 260 exhibitor booth representatives
- 119 Exhibit booths
AABP 2020 by the Numbers
The 2020 AABP Virtual Annual Conference in Louisville included:
• 968 Virtual Attendees
• 52 Virtual Booths
AABP 2019 by the Numbers
The 2019 AABP Annual Conference in St. Louis included:
• 1,973 Total attendees
• 1,334 Veterinarians and veterinary students
• 102 Exhibit booths
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