Hello, SNIS Members and Friends!

We can’t wait to welcome you to the SNIS 23rd Annual Meeting & Fellows Course in Seattle, Washington, from July 20-24, 2026 – bringing our internally recognized conference to the Emerald City for the first time.

What makes the SNIS Annual Meeting unique is its focus on community – bringing neurointerventional practitioners and industry peers together in a forum designed for collaboration and innovation. This year’s agenda is full of multi-disciplinary learning opportunities, networking events, and of course – fun.

No matter your expertise level or specialty, you’ll gain new understandings from our growing global workforce. With a variety of educational sessions and meetings, attendees come eager to engage with colleagues and partners and solve some of the most pressing issues impacting the field and patients we serve.

The hybrid meeting format continues to be a success, opening up our content to both in-person and virtual attendees. Online registrants will be able to view the meeting in real time, ask questions and engage in sessions. All the sessions will be recorded and registrants can access the content in the months following.

Get excited for this year’s opening celebration at the Seattle Aquarium, the SNIS Foundation 5K, and the popular lunchtime Industry Insights sessions. Complete with pockets of leisure time, be sure to explore Seattle’s renowned attractions like Pike Place Market or the Space Needle. Don’t forget to recharge and take in the relaxing atmosphere with friends and loved ones.

We are pleased to welcome back our partners in scientific programming: the AANS/CNS Joint Cerebrovascular Section and the European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy (ESMINT). We are grateful for their continued collaboration and shared vision.

Explore this website to view the preliminary agenda, complete registration and book your accommodations. See you in Seattle!

Sincerely,

Brian Howard, MD
Chair, 23rd Annual Meeting

Lee-Anne Slater, MD
Chair, 23rd Annual Meeting

Guilherme Dabus, MD
President