American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) Expo Exhibitor List

The exhibitor list for the 2027 ASHG Expo is structured around companies expected to take part in the Denver event. It includes names, sectors, and booth locations where available. For Healthcare & Life Sciences professionals, the list is a first-stop planning tool. You can scan it before the show opens to see which suppliers, manufacturers, and service providers match your priorities. It is not a live directory and it does not confirm attendance on any given day. Treat details as a starting point, then confirm directly with each business through the official event website.

• Company names and sectors
• Booth locations when published
• Event edition and venue

Sales teams use the list to find companies worth a conversation. Filter by product category or region, then shortlist the names that fit your pipeline. Reach out before the show and request a slot on their calendar. Use the booth number to agree on a meeting point. This approach saves hours of walking and turns the floor into a focused schedule. Not every company will respond, and not every contact will be available. Keep a backup list so your time in Denver stays productive either way.

• Shortlist by category
• Book meetings early
• Keep a backup list

Procurement and sourcing teams can use the exhibitor list to compare suppliers side by side. Group vendors by the parts, equipment, or services you buy. Note which ones are new to you and which you already work with. Build a simple scorecard for price, lead time, and support. On the floor, ask the same questions at each booth so answers are easy to compare. The list helps you plan that route, but it does not rank vendors or guarantee quality. Always run your own checks before signing anything.

• Group vendors by need
• Use one scorecard
• Verify before signing

Analysts and strategy teams can study the list to see which categories are growing and which companies return year after year. Patterns in the roster can hint at where a market is heading, from diagnostics to lab equipment. Compare this edition with earlier ones to spot new entrants and exits. Pair that view with public filings, product news, and the official event program for a fuller picture. The list is one input, not a forecast. Use it to ask better questions, then check your conclusions against other sources.

• Compare editions
• Spot new categories
• Cross-check other sources

The Colorado Convention Center hosts the 2027 edition across several days. Expect product displays, live demonstrations, and technical talks. Exhibitors range from large medtech names to smaller specialist suppliers. The floor is organized so you can walk a category in one pass. Bring a plan and comfortable shoes. Some sessions fill up, and some booths get busy at peak times. Check the official schedule for hall hours and any registration steps before you go.

• Product demos
• Technical talks
• Category-based layout

Denver in October is a busy week for human genetics and medtech. Set two or three clear goals before you travel, whether that is finding a supplier, meeting a partner, or scouting competitors. Download the exhibitor list and mark your must-see booths. Leave gaps in your schedule for unplanned conversations, which are often the most useful. After the show, log your notes the same day while details are fresh. Follow up within a week. The list is a tool; your preparation and follow-through decide the results.

• Set clear goals
• Mark must-see booths
• Follow up within a week