Plenary is an opportunity to connect with hundreds of influential stakeholders, including researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and technology innovators, who are shaping the future of genomic data sharing and precision medicine.

Our vibrant Interoperability Showcase space is a hub of activity where attendees come to explore cutting-edge technologies, groundbreaking solutions, and the latest advancements in genomics and health. By showcasing your organisation at our showcase booths, you position your brand at the forefront of this dynamic community, gain visibility, and build valuable connections with key decision makers from around the world. 

This showcase goes beyond typical marketing and promotion to spotlight the tools, products, and services that actively advance genomic data sharing, interoperability, and the adoption of GA4GH standards. It provides a meaningful platform for organisations to demonstrate their alignment with GA4GH’s mission while fostering collaboration within our community.

What sets the Interoperability Showcase apart?

• Mission-driven focus: participating exhibitors must clearly demonstrate how their offerings contribute to advancing genomic data sharing, interoperability, or the responsible use of genomic data.
• Commitment to GA4GH standards: applications for booth space require a concise statement on how the company’s work aligns with GA4GH standards, principles, or goals
• Real-world demonstrations: exhibitors have the opportunity to display their tools, platforms, or products in action, showcasing real-world use cases that implement or complement GA4GH standards. For example, demonstrations could include data federation powered by GA4GH Cloud APIs or privacy-preserving solutions that align with GA4GH's REWS principles.

Secure your booth today and take advantage of this unique platform to demonstrate your innovations, engage directly with your target audience, and contribute to the transformative work happening within the global genomics community. Together, we can advance the future of genomic data sharing and health care.