The 2025 NAB Show, held April 5-9, attracted 55,000 registered attendees from 160 countries, 26% of whom traveled to the U.S. from another country for the show. 53% of participants were first-time registrants, and 125 of nearly 1,100 global exhibitors were first-timers. “The 2025 NAB Show truly exemplified the vibrant evolution of media and entertainment, debuting tools and technologies for all storytellers,” said Karen Chupka, its executive vice president. “This year’s show provided a global platform for innovation, diverse voices and forward-thinking conversations that will shape the future of storytelling and empower everyone to become a content creator.”

Display Week 2025, which took place in San Jose, CA, from May 11-16, featured, 231 exhibitors on their expo floor, making it their largest expo in 15+ years. Registration grew by 3% year-over-year, with over 6,800 industry leaders from 37 countries attendeding. “It’s incredibly rewarding to see the expo floor continue to grow year after year,” said John Kymissis, President of the Society for Information Display. It reinforces the “vital connection between what’s presented in the symposium and what’s experienced firsthand. Seeing these innovations up close brings the technology to life in a way that’s both inspiring and essential to advancing the field.”

The 2025 Society of Breast Imaging Symposium, held April 24-27 in Colorado Springs, drew 1,081 attendees, up 9% over last year’s total. 494 exhibitors participated, an increase of 20%. According to SBI: “The 2025 symposium was a vibrant tribute to 40 years of progress, grounded in the society’s mission to reduce the impact of breast cancer through early detection, excellence in education and scientific advancement. With record attendance, cutting-edge sessions and expanded programming for trainees and early career radiologists, the meeting reflected a society that continues to grow, lead and inspire.”