At 18 feet high these grand columns at the heart of the convention space are impossible to miss! It is sure to catch the eyes of the attendees as they walk to The Square and Registration.

Branding is available on select columns in the AUA Square.  Utilize this space to extend your booth presence or direct attendees to the location of your booth!

Unveil your brilliance with three, 3'x3' stackable cubes! Our branded cubes stand tall and proud when fully stacked at 9 feet wide by 9 feet high, offering an impressive canvas for your messaging, branding, and innovation. Whether you want to showcase your latest products, feature important statistics, or highlight your medical breakthroughs, there's plenty of space to get your message across!

To effectively reach attendees as they begin their annual meeting weekend, consider registration kiosks in The Square. Consider the following strategy to leverage the 26 kiosks with (2) sided sponsor branding visited by all pre-registered attendees. Display a warm and welcoming message on the kiosks, inviting attendees to visit your booth and engage with sponsors.

Attract the eyes of every attendee in its path with beautiful four-color graphics on a lighted display. Light boxes are placed in prominent locations to ensure maximum visibility. Both single and double-sided lightboxes are available.

Take your standard lightbox to the next level with three lit panels that rotate to catch the eye of attendees passing by.

Similar to the rotating lightbox, these lit towers consist of four tall panels that form a rotating cylinder. Utilize each panel to create a different message or create one continuous graphic the whole way around.

Located between levels 1and 2 in the main atrium of the Venetian Expo, every attend is bound to see these throughout their Annual Meeting journey!

Located in the main atrium of the Venetian Expo, and directly in front of the Feature Wall, these clings will be hard to miss! Attendees will pass here as they make their way to visit your booth in the S&T Hall.  This is the perfect opportunity to guide them there!

Increase your visibility throughout the entire Science & Technology Hall. New for 2025, aisle signs will be floor-standing structures placed throughout the hall in order to help attendees navigate the floor. Your corporate and/or product logo will be placed on each of the signs as well as your booth number.

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON! What better place to advertise to urologists than the restrooms? Branding is not available inside of the restroom in 2025. However, signage can be placed at the entrance to each restroom.

Welcome attendees every time they walk into or out of The AUA Square and The Science & Technology Hall with a custom carpet graphic, providing great visibility and building traffic to your booth.

Guaranteed to increase your exhibit success, these customizable window clings will be placed on the exit doors in the level 1 atrium. They will be displayed throughout the duration of the conference and will catch the eye of every attendee traveling to posters, podiums, forums and the shuttle buses.

The William P. Didusch Center for Urologic History is a Museum, Archive and Library located within the American Urological Association (AUA) Headquarters. Every year in the Science and Technology Hall at the AUA’s Annual Meeting, the Didusch Center presents an industry-supported History Exhibit on some aspect of the history of medicine, urology in particular. The goal of the History Exhibit is to stimulate critical thinking and offer young urologists an understanding of the medical history and ethics that support their practice. It is well-attended by urology practitioners young and old, as well as industry personnel and convention center staff.

The theme of the exhibit is determined by member surveys, the AUA History Committee and Historian, and relevance to urology today. The exhibit is curated by a topic-specialist annual meeting curator or curatorial group, who involve their colleagues and trainees in creation of the exhibit and the accompanying brochure. It is a grassroots effort led by passionate and committed individuals.

In addition to a hugely popular Museum Store that sells urologic novelties, the History Exhibit includes 10-12 talks at the booth given by specialists in the theme. That theme is likewise reflected in the abstract-driven AUA Forum on the History of Urology, a well-attended staple at the AUA Annual Meeting since 1965. Sponsorship opportunities include the sponsor’s booth placed near the History Booth, recognition on the booth panels, recognition on all print and digital promotion of the booth, and a full-page ad within the booth brochure.