Sponsorship opportunities at BCS
Find details of live booking numbers, target attendance figures, previous years’ attendance figures, audience demographics, and draft programmes and speakers to help decide if sponsoring a BCS course is right for you and your organisation.
Educational courses
BCS & Mayo Clinic Cardiology Review Course - Monday 9 - Friday 13 March 2026, London
Target attendance
120
Live booking numbers
52
Programme and speakers
Monday – Valvular & Myocardial Disease
- Mitral/Tricuspid Valve Disease – Assessment and Medical Management –Dr Benoy Shah
- Mitral/Tricuspid Valve Disease – Intervention and Surgery Management – Professor Phil McCarthy
- Dilated & Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy – TBC
- Infiltrative Cardiomyopathies – Dr Lavanya Athithan
- Heart Failure – HfpEF – Dr Paul McKie
- Aortic Valve Disease – Assessment & Medical Management – Dr Anvesha Singh
- Expert panel Q&A
- Aortic Valve Disease – Interention & Surgery – Professor Rajiv Gulati
- Heart Failure – HFpEF – Dr Paul McKie
- Infective Endocarditis – Professor Bernard Prendergast
- Transplant and durable VAD – Dr Stephen Pettit
- Practical approach to appraising papers and trials – Professor André Ng
- Expert panel Q&A
- Essentials of Haemodynamics – Catch Cases – Dr Malcolm Bell
- Interactive Case-Based Discussion – Dr Stephen Pettit & Dr Paul McKie
Tuesday – Atherosclerosis
- Investigation of stable chest pain – Dr Louise Buchanan
- Diabetes and CV disease – new therapeutic options – Professor Derek Connolly
- Acute Coronary Syndromes – medical therapy and PCI – Dr Malcolm Bell
- Stable CAD – GDMT / elective revascularisation (CABG vs. PCI) – Professor Divaka Perera
- Expert panel Q&A
- Interactive Case-Based Discussion – Professor Divaka Perera & Professor Derek Connolly
- ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction – Professor Rajiv Gulati
- Sports Cardiology – TBC
- Anti-thrombotic in ACS: Cases and Guidelines – Dr Malcolm Bell
- Essentials of Cardiac Surgery for the Cardiologist – Dr Sunil Bhudia
- Peri-operative management of non-cardiac & cardiac surgery – Professor Rajiv Gulati
- Expert panel Q&A
- Interactive Case-Based Discussion – Dr Malcolm Bell & Dr Sunil Bhudia
Wednesday – General Cardiology
- Pericardial Disease – Dr Tevfik Ismail
- Critical Care Cardiology & Shock – Professor Susanna Price
- Pulmonary Hypertension – Dr Sarah Bowater
- Genetics for the Cardiologist – Dr Catherine Mercer
- Cardiac Tumors – TBC
- Cardio-Oncology – Dr Rebecca Dobson
- Expert panel Q&A
- Industry Sponsored Session – TBC
- Hypertension – TBC
- Dyslipidaemia – Professor Derek Connolly
- Obesity – TBC
- Expert panel Q&A
- Interactive Case-Based Discussion – Professor Derek Connolly & Professor Trisha Tan
- Drinks reception at BCS Headquarters, 9 Fitzroy Square
Thursday – Arrhythmias
- Bradycardia & Pacing – TBC
- Supraventricular Tachycardia – Dr Shouvik Haldar
- Syncope – TBC
- IDC & CRT Therapy – Dr Paul Friedman
- Expert panel Q&A
- Atrial Fibrillation – Dr Paul Friedman
- Sudden Cardiac Death & Inherited Channelopathies – Dr Greg Mellor
- Ventricular Tachycardia – Professor André Ng
- Understanding Artificial Intelligence in Cardiology – Dr Paul Friedman
- Expert panel Q&A
- Practice – Interactive ECG-based Cases and Traces – Dr Paul Friedman
Friday – Imaging and Adult Congenital Heart Disease
- Echocardiography – Professor Guy Lloyd
- Cardiac CT – Dr Jonathan Weir McCall
- Nuclear Cardiology – Dr Nikant Sabharwal
- Advanced Echocardiography – Professor Guy Lloyd
- Cardiac MRI – TBC
- Practice – Multi Modality Images with the experts – Dr Andrew Kelion
- Expert panel Q&A
- Congenital Heart Disease: Simple – Dr Sam Fitzsimmons
- Congenital Heart Disease: Complex – Dr Sam Fitzsimmons
- Heart Disease in Pregnancy – Dr Anna Herrey
- Expert panel Q&A
- Interactive Case-Based Discussion – Dr Aidan Bolger & Dr Anna Herrey
- Feedback & Reflection – Professor André Ng
Audience demographics
- Cardiology resident doctors
- NHS cardiology consultants
- Non-NHS cardiology consultants
- National spread (UK)
- International audience
Previous years' attendance figures
- 2025: 108
- 2024: 143
- 2023: 121
- 2022: 89
Sponsorship costs
5 day sponsorship
- Principal Partner: £12,000
- Non–partner: £15,000
Individual day sponsorship
- Principal Partner: £3,000
- Non–partner: £4,000
30-minute symposium: £10,000
Sponsorship benefits
- Connect with your target audience during breaks
- Tabletop stand in a prominent space
- Logo display at the venue and on holding slides
- Acknowledgement as sponsor with logo and transparency statement across promotional and course materials, including:
- BCS member emails
- BCS Social media posts
- Course programme
- Venue signage
- Course booking webpage
- Four exhibitor/delegate places at the course
Taking the First Steps in Cardiovascular Research - Thursday 12 February 2026, online
Target attendance
100
Live booking numbers
1
Programme and speakers
Session 1 – Preparing for PhD
- Integrating research in your career: why and when? – Dr Peysh Patel
- Building a CV and finding a supervisor – Dr Sam Straw
- What makes a good fellowship application? – Professor Dana Dawson & Dr Joe Cuthbert
Session 2 – Finding Success in your PhD
- “PhD: my perspective as a trainee – challenges and opportunities” – Dr Holly Morgan, Dr Amit Kaura & Dr Luke Spray
- Oral presentation skills – Professor Klaus Witte
- Manuscript writing – Professor Kazem Rahimi
Session 3 – Sustaining success after PhD
- Benefits of mentoring: who and how? – Dr Upsana (Paz) Tayal
- Post PhD planning – Dr Louise Coats
- Skills development session – BHF Heart Voices
Session 4 – Long term academic success
- Keynote lecture: “My journey as a clinical academic” – Professor Alex Rothman
- Q&A
Audience demographics
- Resident doctors
- Consultants
- Nurses
Previous years' attendance figures
- 2025: 64
- 2024: 54
- 2022 – 2023: Not held
- 2021: 67
Sponsorship costs
- Principal Partner: £6,000
- Non–partner: £7,500
Sponsorship benefits
- Connect with your target audience during breaks
- Tabletop stand in a prominent space
- Logo display at the venue and on holding slides
- Acknowledgement as sponsor with logo and transparency statement across promotional and course materials, including:
- BCS member emails
- BCS Social media posts
- Course programme
- Venue signage
- Course booking webpage
- Four exhibitor/delegate places at the course
General Medicine for Cardiologists: Frontlines and Frontiers - Monday 27 April 2026, London
Target attendance
140
Live booking numbers
1
Example programme and speakers - 2025
Session 1: Holistic Care of Cardiology Patients
- Navigating General Internal Medicine in the new cardiology curriculum – Professor Mark Westwood
- A logical approach to managing patients with complex multimorbid conditions – Dr Shuli Levy
- Key principles of palliative and end of life care – Ms Hayley Hawkins
- Q&A
Session 2: Cardiometabolic Challenges
- Obesity in 2024, GLP-1 agonists, who to start, how to manage – Dr Matthew Lee
- Practical interpretation & management of abnormal thyroid function tests – Dr Daniel Morganstein
- A stepwise approach to management of type 2 diabetes mellitus – Professor Edward Jude
- Q&A
- Industry Sponsored Symposium session
Session 3: Renal and Gastroenterology
- Key Principles of acute kidney injury management – Professor Sunil Bhandari
- Cardio-Renal Optimisation: Chronic kidney disease in cardiac patients – Professor Debasish Banerjee
- Gastro-intestinal bleeding in the cardiology patient: Challenges with antiplatelet and anticoagulants – Professor Andrew Veitch
- Q&A
Session 4: Respiratory
- Core principles of obstructive sleep apnoea – Dr Shruthi Konda
- Practical workshop on interpretation of lung function tests – Dr Nazia Chaudhuri
- Best practices of asthma and COPD management – Dr Owais Kadwani
- Q&A
Audience demographics
- Resident Doctors
- Consultants
- Medical Directors
- Regional Medical Advisor
Previous years' attendance figures
- 2025: 50
Sponsorship costs
- Principal Partner: £6,000
- Non–partner: £7,500
- 30-minute symposium: £10,000
Sponsorship benefits
- Connect with your target audience during breaks
- Tabletop stand in a prominent space
- Logo display at the venue and on holding slides
- Acknowledgement as sponsor with logo and transparency statement across promotional and course materials, including:
- BCS member emails
- BCS Social media posts
- Course programme
- Venue signage
- Course booking webpage
- Four exhibitor/delegate places at the course
BCS/BANCC Cardiac Nurse Specialist Symposium - Monday 28 September 2026, London
Target attendance
100
Live booking numbers (not open to book)
0
Example programme and speakers - 2024
- Enhancing Clinical Skills in Cardiac Nursing – Tara Bartley
- Structural – Periprocedural Management of the Patient Undergoing Intervention – Angela Kirk
- Enhancing Patient Outcomes: Up-Titration of the 4 Pillars Used in Heart Failure – Priya Reehal
- Heart Failure – Who Needs a Device and Why? – Dr Manav Sohal
- Structural – Indications for TAVI, m-TEER, t-TEER – Dr Ee Ling Heng
- ECH Interpretation: An Interactive Case Approach – Dr Shouvik Haldar
- Nurse Prescribing: Principles for Continuous Improvement – Janine O’Rourke
- Reaching the Heights: How Can I Become a Nurse Consultant? – Alison Pottle
- Embedding Research Into My Career: What Options and How? – Professor Gerry Lee
- Preventive Cardiology and Public Health: Implementing RF Screening and Prevention Programs in High-Risk Populations – David Burnett
- Keynote: Why We Have the Best Job in the World – Carys Barton
Audience demographics
- Nurses
- National spread (UK)
Previous years' attendance figures
- 2025: 103
- 2024: 123
Sponsorship costs
- Principal Partner: £6,000
- Non–partner: £7,500
- 30-minute symposium: £10,000
Sponsorship benefits
- Connect with your target audience during breaks
- Tabletop stand in a prominent space
- Logo display at the venue and on holding slides
- Acknowledgement as sponsor with logo and transparency statement across promotional and course materials, including:
- BCS member emails
- BCS Social media posts
- Course programme
- Venue signage
- Course booking webpage
- Four exhibitor/delegate places at the course
A Year in Cardiology - Friday 11 December 2026, London
Target attendance
140
Live booking numbers (not open to book)
0
Example programme and speakers - 2025
Session 1: Guidelines and Hot Topics
- 2025 ESC/EACTS Guidelines – Valvular Heart Disease – Professor Jonas Lanz
- 2025 ESC Guidelines – Myocarditis and pericarditis – Professor Vanessa Ferreira
- 2025 ESC Guidelines – cardiovascular disease during pregnancy – Dr Matthew Cauldwell
- 2025 ESC Guidelines – Focused update Dyslipidaemias – Professor Jeanine Roeters van Lennep
- Ask the Experts Q&A
- 2025 ESC Consensus Statement – Mental health and cardiovascular disease – Professor Christi Deaton
- Cardiology & the NHS Long Term Plan: From Ambition to Impact – Professor Simon Ray
- Ask the Experts Q&A
Session 2: Subspecialties Update
- Structural Heart Disease – Dr Tiffany Patterson
- Electrophysiology – Professor Rachel Myles
- Heart Failure & Devices – Dr Fozia Ahmed
- Coronary Artery Disease – Medical & Intervention – Dr Shazia Hussain
- Ask the Experts Q&A
- Adult Congenital Heart Disease – Dr Joanna Lim
- Cardiac Imaging (CT, CMR, Nuclear & Echo) – Dr Boyang Liu, Dr Daniel Sado, Dr Rebecca Schofield & Dr Dominik Schlosshan
- Ask the Experts Q&A
Audience demographics
- Resident doctors
- Consultants
Previous years' attendance figures
- 2025: 136
- 2024: 132
- 2023: 115
- 2022 (took place in early 2023): 66 (postponed due to rail strikes)
- 2021: 86
- 2020: 349 (online)
- 2019: 133
- 2018: 127
- 2017: 137
- 2016: 98
Sponsorship costs
- Principal Partner: £6,000
- Non–partner: £7,500
- 30-minute symposium: £10,000
Sponsorship benefits
- Connect with your target audience during breaks
- Tabletop stand in a prominent space
- Logo display at the venue and on holding slides
- Acknowledgement as sponsor with logo and transparency statement across promotional and course materials, including:
- BCS member emails
- BCS Social media posts
- Course programme
- Venue signage
- Course booking webpage
- Four exhibitor/delegate places at the course
Webinars
There are currently no webinars available for sponsorship - please contact us if you're interested in sponsoring a future webinar
BCS Annual Conference
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