National Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly

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Exhibit/Sponsorship

The National Medical Association (NMA) attracts leading African American physicians, physician executives, podiatrists, health professionals, academicians, and scientists from across the country each year to its annual conference. We offer exhibitors a targeted audience not only in primary care, but twenty-six specialties from aerospace medicine to women’s health. NMA’s extensive member and prospect lists receive regular emails with information about the conference.

Prospectus

For more information about exhibiting or sponsorship visit www.afassanoco.com/nma or contact:

Kathleen Lawrence
Senior Manager/ A Fassano & Company
Phone: 856-302-0893
kathleen_lawrence@afassanoco.com

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Highlights

Opening & Awards Speaker

Opening & Awards Ceremony Keynote Speaker, on Friday, July 31, will be Stacey Abrams, New York Times bestselling author, serial entrepreneur, nonprofit CEO and political leader.

Symposium Keynote Speaker

Edward C. Mazique Symposium Keynote Speaker, on Sunday, August 2, will be Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Walk a Mile with a Child Goes Virtual

COVID-19 will not stop the 2020 Walk a Mile with a Child event– We’re Going Virtual! You can make our 125th Anniversary and Walk a Mile with a Child a Success by joining us virtually, of course! Additional activities include a Health, Wellness and Environment Health Poster Contest, Mentoring in Medicine, and ANMA Project Sun. Stay tuned, we have lots of und and interesting plans in the works!

My Convention Story by Mildred M.G. Olivier, M.D., FACS

It gives me a chance to network with other physicians who share my goals and the challenges I face working towards decreasing health disparities. As the Co-Director of the Rabb-Venable Excellence in Research Program, I also look forward each year to meeting with the youngest generation of underrepresented minority residents and medical students to join our community. In addition to mentoring the new ophthalmologists, I coordinate the Eye Education Program and free screenings with AAO and the Ophthalmology section for NMA attendees and the community.

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Highlight from the History of the NMA

LaSalle D. Leffall Jr., MD was a Howard University cancer specialist who chaired the medical school’s department of surgery for 25 years and became the first African American president of the American Cancer Society (1978 – 1979).