If you’re looking to grow your network and advance your career, in-person networking events are a great place to start. You can meet new people, learn about new opportunities, build relationships, and get inspired. The ASHG Annual Meeting has many kinds of opportunities to network: ancillary events, exhibitor events, receptions, and SIG meetups are all great places to expand your network!

Learn more about networking at ASHG 2024.

Unsure where to start? Choose from one of our curated itineraries or build your own. (More information coming in September.)

• Visit the Exhibit Hall
  • Learn about the latest instruments, services, solutions, and publications and network with knowledgeable industry scientists.
  • See the full exhibitor list of which companies are attending.
  • Interested in exhibiting? Learn more on our Exhibit at ASHG 2024 pages.
• Attend industry education events throughout the day led by industry experts.
• Get a complimentary headshot taken in the Exhibit & Poster Hall.
• Network at an ASHG reception.
  • Attend the Trainee Reception or Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Reception. Tickets are required.
• Attend an ancillary event or sponsored reception
  • Many groups will host small meetings, additional workshops or education events (not CME eligible), and evening receptions for networking or sponsored entertainment. Review the schedule to see the full line up.

• See ASHG negotiated rates and availability at nearby hotels.
• Learn more about Denver, CO.

Continuing education credits are offered for CME, NSGC, and P.A.C.E. ®. A list of approved sessions and the number of credits available will be announced in September. You are required to register for the meeting and pay a separate fee to apply for CME and NSGC credits. P.A.C.E.® credits do not have a separate fee.

Visit the Continuing Education Credits page for more information.

See what career resources ASHG 2024 has to offer.

The ASHG 2024 Mobile App is a powerful tool to enhance your annual meeting experience. Easily discover meeting events, sessions, industry partners, and much more!

Download the app in the Google Play and Apple app stores (coming in October)

ASHG strives to make its Annual Meetings as affordable as possible, so various registration rates are offered to ease the financial burden. We recommend registering before the early deadline on August 21 at 5pm ET to take advantage of the lowest rates. Becoming a member of ASHG will save you even more! The regular member registration rate saves you up to $400 – that’s more than the cost of membership itself!

Other ways to reduce costs for attendance include:

• Booking your flight and making your hotel reservations early to take advantage of lower rates.
• Consider reaching out to colleagues attending so you can consider sharing a room.

Please see our post for additional ways to save.

Make a strong case for attending ASHG 2024 by explicitly connecting your institution’s goals, as well as your work and professional development, to the educational opportunities offered by using ASHG’s return on investment toolkit.

We want you to be comfortable so you can enjoy your meeting experience. Business casual dress is strongly encouraged. We suggest bringing a light sweater or jacket with you during the day because meeting rooms are air-conditioned, and comfortable shoes since convention centers are large and may require a lot of walking.

ASHG is committed to providing access and an outstanding experience to all attendees and speakers. Please see the accessibility page for information on scooter rental and ADA accommodations.

Visit the childcare & onsite services page.

Joining ASHG from outside of the United States? Visit the international services page for useful information.

Apply for these merit-based awards by submitting an abstract by the June deadline:

• Trainee Research Excellence Awards – merit-based travel awards for predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees ranging from $750 – $2,000.
• Resource-Limited Travel Awards – help defray the costs of ASHG Annual Meeting participation for individuals living in resource-limited countries categorized by the World Bank as having low-income or lower-middle-income economies.
• Human Genetics Scholars Initiative – a 2-year, year-round mentorship program for individuals from underrepresented groups.