Partners in education, not just exhibitors.
Our industry partners are part of what makes hands-on, case-based learning possible — providing the imaging workstations, technologies, and clinical tools our faculty and attendees work with throughout every program.
A physician audience that came to work, not to walk a floor.
The Collective’s programs are small, subspecialty, and case-based. Attendees spend their days interpreting studies at workstations alongside faculty — which means the technology in the room gets used rather than demonstrated.
Six focused programs in 2027 — breast imaging, emergency, AI and informatics, musculoskeletal, and neuro / head & neck. Your technology reaches the people who actually read those studies.
Case-based sessions run on imaging workstations. Partner technology is part of the teaching, not a booth adjacent to it.
Mammography in Santa Fe has run every year since 1996. Partners who stay become part of a faculty and alumni community rather than a line item in an annual budget.
With thanks to our sponsors
Global leader in diagnostic imaging and healthcare informatics, offering advanced mammography, tomosynthesis, and AI-enabled solutions designed to improve clinical confidence and workflow efficiency.
Leading global provider of medical imaging, monitoring, and digital health solutions, with a strong presence in breast imaging through advanced mammography and tomosynthesis systems.
Leading innovator in women’s health and breast imaging, with a portfolio spanning mammography, tomosynthesis, biopsy systems, and breast health solutions.
Global medical technology leader offering a comprehensive imaging portfolio, including advanced breast imaging focused on precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes.
Specializes in AI-driven breast imaging solutions, including Transpara®, designed to assist radiologists in detecting breast cancer with greater accuracy and efficiency.
Global leader in AI-driven medical imaging software, including Lunit INSIGHT MMG for breast cancer detection, designed to improve diagnostic accuracy and support clinical decision-making.
AI-powered decision support developed by Therapixel to assist radiologists in interpreting mammograms with enhanced accuracy and confidence.
Trusted provider of radiology and oncology solutions — patient care products, breast biopsy localization tools, and skin markers used in imaging.
Structured reporting and clinical decision support designed specifically for breast imaging, helping standardize reporting and streamline radiologist workflow.
Leading provider of radiopharmaceuticals and imaging agents used in diagnostic imaging, including oncology and breast imaging applications.
Advanced diagnostic imaging solutions including digital radiography and ultrasound systems with women’s imaging applications, emphasizing image quality and accessibility.
Specialized provider of breast imaging equipment and services — mammography, ultrasound, and related technologies — with support tailored to imaging centers.
Develops imaging software solutions that enhance radiology workflows and clinical efficiency, supporting image analysis, data management, and cross-platform integration.
Develops high-quality medical imaging accessories, including radiopaque markers and labeling systems used in mammography and other modalities.
Recognized provider of imaging solutions and services, supporting radiology practices with advanced technologies and clinical expertise.
Partnership opportunities
Support one program or the full 2027 calendar, with your technology available to attendees during hands-on, case-based sessions.
Exhibit space, symposia slots, and on-site logistics coordinated with our meeting planner well ahead of each program.
Newsletter placement, Learning Center features, and faculty interview content that reaches our physician audience between conferences.
Bespoke content development for industry and institutional partners, produced through the same accreditation and faculty review process as our own programs.
A multi-program, multi-year relationship spanning the conference calendar, the digital library, and the Learning Center.
Independent support for specific programs or content, structured to keep content control with faculty. Details below.
Educational grants
In practice, that means:
- Faculty select content, learning objectives, and speakers. Supporters do not.
- Grant support is acknowledged to attendees, openly and consistently.
- Supporters receive a written report on how the grant was used, without any role in shaping the material.
- Accreditation sits with our accrediting body, and all supported activity is reviewed against its standards.
Request the sponsor prospectus
Common questions
Options and levels are set out in the 2027 prospectus, which covers each program individually as well as full-calendar partnership. Request a copy and we’ll walk through what fits.
Yes, and it’s how most partnerships begin. Each of the six 2027 programs can be supported on its own, with the option to extend across the calendar later.
That’s the point of the format. Sessions are case-based and run on imaging workstations, so partner technology is part of how attendees work through cases rather than something they visit between talks. Specifics depend on the program and are agreed in advance.
No. Faculty determine content, learning objectives, and speakers for all accredited activity. That separation is a requirement of accredited continuing education, and we treat it as non-negotiable — see Educational grants.
Yes. The 2027 calendar spans emergency radiology, AI and informatics, musculoskeletal imaging, and neuro / head & neck alongside breast imaging. Tell us which subspecialty matters to you.
Our in-person programs are accredited for both physician CME and technologist ARRT CE, and ImagingCampus reaches imaging center staff directly. Mention it in your enquiry and we’ll cover both audiences.
Let’s talk about 2027
Whether you already sponsor a program or you’re considering the calendar for the first time, start with the prospectus.