Promotional Opportunities

The Transportation Research Board has developed an enhanced selection of promotional opportunities for the 104th Annual Meeting. Maximize the visibility of your organization with a patron opportunity.

All available patron opportunities can be viewed in the gallery below.

Become a TRB 104th Annual Meeting Patron to maximize the visibility of your organization, build its network, and extend its reach to leaders and professionals in government, industry, and academia.

Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Patron packages include varying numbers of complimentary registrations. If your organization sends four or more people to the Annual Meeting, why not leverage existing registration costs by becoming a Patron? Bronze level packages start at $7,050 and include four complimentary registrations.

If you represent a smaller organization, that sends fewer than four people to the meeting, look at the Iron Patron package. Available exclusively to organizations with 30 or fewer employees, this package, priced at $4,750, ensures that your logo is prominently associated with the TRB Annual Meeting.

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View the full benefits comparison chart to see which patron support level is right for you.

To view available opportunities please scroll to the gallery below!

TRB Annual Meeting Patron packages are available only to private-sector organizations. Public agencies wishing to support TRB should explore becoming a TRB Global Affiliate or Sponsor.

Draw attention to your organization’s goods and services by advertising in the TRB Annual Meeting Printed Program.

Each year, TRB distributes more than 10,000 copies of the program to meeting attendees, including transportation policy makers, administrators, practitioners, and researchers, from national and international government, industry, and academic institutions.

Quarter page advertising spots are $875. Half, full, or two-page formats, as well as the inside front and inside back covers of the program are also available.

For additional information on sizing, formatting, and submission requirements click here.

To secure advertising space please scroll to the gallery below!

Join the Career Fair

The Career Fair supports the transportation community’s efforts to build awareness of and expand the transportation workforce. It will be held during the 2025 TRB Annual Meeting and will provide an opportunity for prospective employers from a wide range of sectors and modes to meet with transportation professionals interested in working for their organizations.

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Click here for available opportunities.

Highlight the value of your organization in a theater setting and take advantage of the energy and excitement of TRB’s Annual Meeting.

The Solutions Showcase Theater in the exhibit hall gives Annual Meeting exhibitors and patrons the exclusive opportunity to make 30-minute presentations on the goods, services, and solutions their organizations provide.

Slots will be scheduled every hour on the half-hour from 9:30am to 2:30pm on Monday and Tuesday of the Annual Meeting.

All Solutions Showcase Theater slots are now SOLD OUT.

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Transportation Research Board (TRB)  

Washington,  DC 
United States
http://www.trb.org
  • Booth: 1254

TRB is part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, a nonprofit institution that provides independent, objective advice to the nation. TRB’s activities, described below, engage more than 8,000 volunteers. State transportation agencies, federal agencies including the U.S. Department of Transportation, other organizations, and individuals support TRB. Join us!

 Press Releases

  • (Oct 01, 2024)
    Transportation Research Board
    Victoria Sheehan, Executive Director
    500 Fifth Street NW
    Washington, DC 20001
    202-334-2234
    www.trb.org

    TRB is part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, a nonprofit institution that provides independent, objective advice to the nation. TRB’s annually engages more than 8,000 volunteers. State transportation agencies, federal agencies including the U.S. Department of Transportation, other organizations, and individuals support TRB. Join us!

    Cooperative Research Programs
    Monique Evans, Director
    Waseem Dekelbab, Deputy Director and NCHRP Manager
    Gwen Chisholm-Smith, TCRP Manager
    Marci Greenberger, ACRP Manager
    Richard Retting, BTSCRP Senior Program Officer
    500 Fifth Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20001

    Volunteer for Cooperative Research Program Panels – (Sunday Only)

    Every wonder how you can be on a Cooperative Research Program (CRP) panel and help TRB produce solutions to some of the nation’s most pressing transportation challenges?  During the exhibit hall opening reception on Sunday, 4pm to 7pm, stop by the TRB booth to visit with staff from the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP), Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP), Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP), and Behavior Traffic Safety Cooperative Research Program (BTSCRP) to learn how you can serve on one of the CRP’s more than 100 panels formed every year!


    MyTRB
    Lisa Loyo, Director, Information Technology and Research Services
    Michael DeCarmine, Business Systems Analyst/MyTRB Helpdesk Manager
    Gareth Driver, Help Desk/Business Systems Associate
    500 Fifth Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20001
    202-334-1738
    MyTRB@nas.edu

    TRB’s work relies on volunteers and seeks to involve transportation professionals at every stage of their career. Get involved with TRB today.

    Visit the MyTRB booth at the TRB exhibit to learn how to do the following:
    • Update your profile;
    • Manage Committee Friendships;
    • Accept nomination to a standing committee;
    • Submit a panel nomination for participation in TRB's Cooperative Research Programs;
    • Subscribe to the TRB Weekly newsletter;
    • Order publications;
    • Search the online directory of more than 8,000 TRB volunteers;
    • Access features only available to standing committee members and chairs, and TRB state and federal representatives;
    • Visit the Career Center;
    • Search and view Research Needs Statements (RNS); and
    • Get details on and register for upcoming webinars.

    Transportation Research Information Services (TRIS)
    Bill McLeod, TRIS Manager
    500 Fifth Street, NW, Keck 421
    Washington, DC 20001
    202-334-2947
    tris-trb@nas.edu

    At the TRIS booth, TRB’s research databases will be demonstrated:
    • TRID—the TRIS and lTRD Database (trid.trb.org)— contains more than 1.4 million records of published research covering all modes and disciplines of transportation.
    • The Research in Progress (RiP) website (rip.trb.org) provides a database of current or recently completed transportation research projects and an alerting service of new projects in specified subject areas. Registered users may also enter projects in the database.
    • The TRB Publications Index (pubsindex.trb.org) contains records for all papers, articles, reports, and conference proceedings published by the Transportation Research Board, the Highway Research Board, the Strategic Highway Research Program, and the Marine Board from 1922 to today.
    • The new Transportation Research Thesaurus (TRT) website (trt.trb.org), now with customized exports, responsive design and Hot Topics on popular transportation subjects.
    • Stop by the Information Services exhibit to learn more about these research tools and see demonstrations of these valuable resources.
    • Also ask us about Snap Searches, succinct summaries of TRB’s current activities on 70+ topics.

    Transportation Research Record (TRR)
    John Dodson, Director of Publishing and Outreach
    500 Fifth Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20001
    202-334-2284
    TRR@nas.edu

    At the TRR booth, TRB and Sage Publishing will have copies of the journal, answer questions, and provide information for subscriptions.

    National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
    Barbara Murphy, Manager, Sales & Marketing
    National Academy Press
    500 Fifth Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20001
    800-624-6242
    Customer_service@nap.edu

    The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine provide independent, objective advice to inform policy with evidence, spark progress and innovation, and confront challenging issues for the benefit of society. The National Academies provide independent, trustworthy advice and facilitate solutions to complex challenges by mobilizing expertise, practice, and knowledge in science, engineering, and medicine.  Our publications are available to read online or download free at https://nap.nationalacademies.org/.  

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