North American Skull Base Society - NASBS 2027

According to NASBS materials for its most recent (35th) Annual Meeting, over 1,000 physicians from around the world attend, including neurosurgeons, otolaryngologists, head and neck surgeons, plastic surgeons, rhinologists, ophthalmologists, radiation oncologists, and surgical oncologists.

Specific 2027 exhibitor pricing had not been published at the time of research. For reference, the most recent (2026) NASBS Exhibitor Prospectus listed the following industry rates:

• Exhibit space: approximately $3,900 (early-bird application deadline) or $4,100 thereafter
• Satellite Symposia: $10,000 plus food & beverage and AV equipment
• Industry Suites (8x10, in the back of the exhibit hall): $7,500
• Window clings: $4,000 for one, $7,000 for two, plus production and hotel costs

Exhibitors should consult the official 2027 prospectus for confirmed rates and deadlines.

Registration is handled through the official NASBS website (nasbs.org) via the Annual Meeting registration page. NASBS members receive reduced registration fees for the meeting; membership requires a one-time $100 application fee. The 2027 Call for Abstracts is open, allowing attendees to submit research for presentation. Exhibitors register separately through the exhibitor application and confirmation kit, with badge registration and social-event tickets available ahead of the meeting. Final 2027 fee tiers and deadlines are posted on the NASBS site as they are confirmed, so prospective attendees should check back for updates.

The North American Skull Base Society was founded in 1989 as a professional medical society dedicated to clinical and research excellence in skull base surgery. At its founding it had a small membership of neurosurgeons and otolaryngologists; it has since expanded rapidly to include radiation and medical oncologists, endocrinologists, ophthalmologists, and other subspecialists. The society played an instrumental role in establishing skull base surgery as the first cross-disciplinary surgical specialty, breaking down the anatomical silos of traditional residency training. Its Annual Meeting has grown into the field's premier North American gathering; the 2027 edition in Nashville follows recent meetings in San Diego (2026), New Orleans (2025), and Atlanta (2024). Future meetings include Austin, TX, in 2028.