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Every year since its launch in 2009, The Fertility Show has brought together leading fertility specialists, in one place at one time, making it an invaluable resource for patients.

2 Every year since its launch in 2009, The Fertility Show has brought together leading fertility specialists, in one place at one time, making it an invaluable resource for patients. Now in its eighth year, The Fertility Show is backed by Britain's leading fertility support group, Infertility Network UK and is, by far, the biggest and best attended event for fertility patients in the world: visitor numbers for 2015 reached a total of more than 3,600 paying visitors over the two days. Following on from the great success of our London show, this year we have launched a brand new Fertility Show in the heart of Manchester! An untapped catchment area for the show to take place in which will run from March 2017 at Manchester Central.

Helpful, informative, emotional, eye-opening and stimulating London 2015 visitor Our visitors Visitors to The Fertility Show range from people just starting to try for a family to those already

3 Helpful, informative, emotional, eye-opening and stimulating London 2015 visitor Our visitors Visitors to The Fertility Show range from people just starting to try for a family to those already diagnosed with fertility problems. All individuals, couples, single women and same sex couples are encouraged to attend with visitors travelling from all over the UK. Our visitors benefit from an unparalleled speaker programme giving over 60 talks from the world's leading fertility specialists: At The Fertility Show London 2015 these included: Professor Lesley Regan on recurrent miscarriage Zita West on how to get pregnant Professor Geeta Nargund on mild IVF Marilyn Glenville on fertility-boosting nutrition Dr Sam Abdalla on reduced ovarian reserve Dr Zhai on Chinese medicine Emma Cannon on complementary therapies Dr Allan Pacey on male fertility Professor Simon Fishel on new techniques...and 60 other leading specialists

4 Be part of it Who exhibits at The Fertility Show? Fertility clinics - UK and overseas Fertility assessment and investigation Information and advice groups Charities and patient care groups Sperm banks and donor agencies Holistic and complementary practitioners Acupuncture, yoga & massage therapists Diet, nutritional and lifestyle advisors Stress, smoking cessation and weight-loss advisers Infertility counsellors Surrogacy advisors Pregnancy and ovulation testing Adoption and fostering agencies Supplements and vitamins Publishers... and anyone offering products, services or advice that can help improve the chances of conception.

Reaching our visitors The marketing campaign in 2016 will build on the success of the 2015 which is expected to attract over 5,300 visitors over both Shows in 2016.

5 Reaching our visitors The marketing campaign in 2016 will build on the success of the 2015 which is expected to attract over 5,300 visitors over both Shows in It will target the widest national audience of relevant visitors to the show and will include: Advertising & Inserts Women's press Health titles Parenting titles Lesbian and gay titles Outdoor media Patient care magazines Direct Marketing, through the distribution of up to half a million flyers and posters via: Magazine inserts Patient care associations & charities Fertility clinics & counsellors Mailings to doctors and consultants Direct mail to fertility patients Exhibitor mailing lists And all available routes to medical specialists working in fertility Online, with an effectively optimised web site plus: Links from patient groups, exhibitors and relevant sites Purchase of banner ads on fertility, women s health and LGBT sites Purchase and optimisation of Google Adwords Extensive use of social media PR through the placement of case studies and interviews with speakers and exhibitors.

6 How much does it cost? Exhibition space is sold by the square metre and the smallest stand is 2 sqm. Stand prices include the cost of exhibiting for both days as well as everything you need for your stand; walls, carpets, name board, listing into the showguide, lights and electricity - ie 1 spotlight per 3 sqm, one power socket per stand. Manchester Cost for IVF clinics & egg banks The number of IVF clinics who can participate at the show is limited. Clinics must take a minimum stand size of 12 sqm which is charged at VAT per sq m, so the minimum price for a stand is 3,984 + VAT. Cost for non IVF organisations For the first 4 sqm, the price is VAT per sqm rising to VAT for the remainder. Stand sizes start from 2 sq. Cost for Charities For registered Charities not participating in IVF, the price is VAT per sqm for their first 4 sqm rising to VAT for the remainder. Stand sizes start from 2 sqm. London Cost for IVF clinics & egg banks The number of IVF clinics who can participate at the show is limited. Clinics must take a minimum stand size of 12 sq metres which is charged at vat per sq m, so the minimum price for a stand is 4,980 + vat. Cost for non IVF organisations for the first 4 sq metres, the price is vat per sq m rising to vat for the remainder. Stand sizes start from 2 sqm. Cost for Charities For registered Charities not participating in IVF, the price is vat per sq metre for their first 4 sq m rising to vat for the remainder. Stand sizes start from 2 sqm. (A share of all revenues goes to Infertility Network UK. In 7 years this has amounted to 165,000 in charitable contributions).

Contact us Clare Cox Show Manager clare.

7 Contact us Clare Cox Show Manager Proudly organised by River Street Live 1 Becketts Wharf Lower Teddington Road Kingston upon Thames KT1 4ER

The Fertility Forum. Kate Brian and Adam Balen to set the scene and to welcome

The Fertility Forum. Kate Brian and Adam Balen to set the scene and to welcome 09:00 09:50 Registration 09:55 10:15 Welcome Kate Brian and Adam Balen to set the scene and to welcome Introduction to the day Sally Cheshire, Chair, HFEA and Lesley Regan, President RCOG Stream 1 Chair: