2007 AACC ANNUAL MEETING SURVEYSWe Know Who The Decision Makers Are |
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In addition to established relationships and superior access, reaching the decision makers at a busy meeting requires a qualified screening process. Talking to the right audience is critical to achieving meaningful results. Not all meeting attendees are decisions makers - and you don't want to leave this to "chance".
Our prior surveys of San Diego meetings suggest that the mix will be different this year as it varies from city to city. Forty-four (44%) of the lab attendees are fresh each year (did not attend in the prior 3 years). CaseBauer has surveyed over 5,000 meeting attendees since 1998. We have the industry's most comprehensive database on AACC attendees; including management/ budget/ and purchasing authority, as well as, systems in place, budgets, test volumes, and planned purchases.
We also know that twenty-five percent (25%) of lab attendees were not members of either the AACC, ASCP, or CLMA. Single memberships were most prevalent at 48% for AACC, 19% of ASCP, and 2% of CLMA. Joint AACC/CLMA memberships were held by 5% of lab attendees .
Seventy-six percent (76%) of attendees planned to attend only the AACC meeting in 2005 . Only seven percent (7%) of all lab attendees planned to attend both the AACC and CLMA. |
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