Corporate Partnerships
Connect to practicing obesity medicine clinicians through exhibits, sponsorships and advertising.
Corporate Partnership Guide
OMA offers a variety of opportunities to help you put your company name in front of practicing obesity medicine clinicians, including exhibiting, sponsorships, and advertising opportunities.
Through a broad range of media channels and tailored messaging, we help you make an impact with your target audience.
OMA Corporate Council
The OMA Corporate Council provides a unique opportunity to link the corporate community to the OMA.
The Corporate Council serves as a forum in which OMA leaders and corporate representatives may exchange information, strategic initiatives, and resources related to obesity medicine, such as research priorities, current and projected trends, advocacy efforts, reimbursement issues, access-to-care concerns, and more.
New Advertisers, Exhibitors and Sponsors
Apply to Partner with OMA
The Obesity Medicine Association provides opportunities for advertisers, exhibitors, and sponsors to promote their company’s products and services to members, customers, and conference attendees. Any company, agency, or individual partnering with OMA for the first time must submit an application for review.
Industry Insights
Understanding Acquired Hypothalamic Obesity
The hypothalamus may be small, but its influence on human physiology is profound. As a central regulator of neuroendocrine function, it plays a critical role in maintaining homeostasis—coordinating hunger and satiety, energy expenditure, sleep–wake cycles, thermoregulation, thirst, and fatigue.1-4 When this finely tuned system is disrupted, the downstream clinical consequences can be severe and lifelong.
How Next-Generation Science Is Improving Health and Redefining Obesity Care
Obesity is no longer a looming public health threat—it is a full-scale epidemic. More than 40% of U.S. adults live with obesity,1 driving increased risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular-kidney metabolic disease, and reduced quality of life and life expectancy.
Advancing Obesity Science: One Woman's Journey Across Continents and Discoveries
By the age of 10, Murielle Véniant knew she had a passion for biology. Originally focused on a future as a veterinarian, she shifted her attention to humans in her teenage years after her uncle unexpectedly passed away from a heart attack at 49.