Become a 2027 CAPC National Seminar sponsor or exhibitor and connect with the health care leaders, clinicians, administrators, and innovators shaping the future of palliative care. Together, we can advance access to high-quality, equitable care for people living with serious illness, and their caregivers, while creating meaningful opportunities to learn, connect, and drive change.
Be Part of the Momentum
The CAPC National Seminar brings together a highly focused, mission-driven audience of palliative care leaders from across the country. As a sponsor or exhibitor, you'll gain valuable visibility, spark important conversations, and build lasting relationships with the people transforming serious illness care nationwide.
CAPC offers flexible partnership opportunities designed to help you achieve your organization’s goals, whether that’s building your workforce, strengthening brand alignment, scaling operational solutions, or engaging directly with attendees.
Workforce & Recruitment
Connect with professionals actively building and joining palliative care teams.
Brand & Mission Alignment
Demonstrate your commitment to advancing high-quality, equitable care.
Engagement & Lead Generation
Interact directly with attendees exploring solutions and services.
Why Become a Sponsor or Exhibitor?
Partnering with CAPC by becoming a Seminar sponsor or exhibitor allows your organization to:
- Connect with a highly engaged audience of palliative care and health system leaders
- Build meaningful relationships with clinicians and decision-makers
- Align your brand with a mission-driven national community
- Support the advancement of high-quality, equitable care
- Connect with the innovators and disrupters within health care organizations
We welcome the opportunity to work with you to create a partnership aligned with your goals. Download the prospectus to learn more about sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities.
To discuss how to best leverage the Seminar to advance your organization’s work, mission, and business objectives, email Alivia LeMaster at [email protected].