SOHO Annual Meeting
A growing global meeting advancing the conversation around hematologic cancers.
Unseen Foundations
At the SOHO Annual Meeting, the exhibit floor is important. But it’s never the main event.
The science is.
Sessions run throughout the meeting. Exhibitors connect with attendees in the spaces between. Sponsored elements carry real value, but every part of the experience has to support a larger purpose: advancing research, collaboration, and patient care in hematologic oncology.
That changes everything about how the meeting has to work behind the scenes. Move-in is carefully sequenced. Sponsored assets have to be right. Production schedules leave little room for error. And before the doors open, SOHO’s Jauron Valentine and his AEX account manager walk the space together, looking for anything that could interrupt the experience before attendees ever see it.
Because when the mission is bigger than the show floor, the best operational work is the work that disappears into the experience.
“As the audience changes and the world changes, we have to adapt. I want to work with partners who are open to evolving with us.”
–Jauron Valentine, Project Director, SOHO
Society of Hematologic Oncology
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Hematology/Oncology clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals
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Quick Answers
What is the SOHO Annual Meeting?
The SOHO Annual Meeting is the Society of Hematologic Oncology’s annual scientific and educational meeting, bringing the hematologic oncology community together around research, treatment advances, and patient care.
Who attends the SOHO Annual Meeting?
The meeting brings together hematologists, oncologists, researchers, clinicians, trainees, and industry professionals focused on hematologic cancers and related therapies.
What happens at the SOHO Annual Meeting?
The program combines scientific education, research presentations, exhibits, networking, and opportunities to explore new developments across hematologic oncology.