Exhibitors
FIP
The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) is the global body representing over four million pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists.
Each year, FIP holds the World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
The next FIP World Congress will be held in Copenhagen, Denmark from 1 August to 3 September 2025.
Pharmacist Support
Pharmacist Support is a well-established, independent and trusted charity supporting pharmacists and their families, former pharmacists, trainee pharmacists and pharmacy students.
We provide a wide variety of free and confidential support services, including Information and Enquiries, Specialist Advice, Financial Assistance, Addiction Support, Counselling and Peer Support, and the Wardley Wellbeing Service.
We’re proud to be able to support people from such a caring profession, and each year we provide thousands of acts of support.
By championing wellbeing, Pharmacist Support’s vision is for no one in our pharmacy family to face challenging times without us by their side.
British Oncology Pharmacy Association
The vision of the British Oncology Pharmacy Association is to cultivate a dynamic and inclusive community dedicated to advancing the field of cancer pharmacy through workforce and professional development, research, innovation, professional leadership, and advocacy.
We are committed to enhancing patient care and safety through evidence-based practices and by fostering education and training that prioritise equity, diversity, and inclusion. We aim to empower our members with cutting-edge tools and knowledge, by embracing digital innovation and technology. We will support members to have the capacity and capability to undertake research to improve treatments for cancer patients and the processes by which we work.
Our collaborative efforts with patients and the cancer community ensure that patient care remains at the heart of our initiatives. Through sustainable practices, we strive to create a resilient and forward-thinking organisation that champions excellence in cancer pharmacy.
Female Pharmacy Leaders Network
The Female Pharmacy Leaders Network is a 700+ strong network started in 2021 by Reena Barai, Komal George & Harpreet Chana.
The network was created to help find, develop and support female pharmacy professionals to release their inner leader. Driven by the fact that 60% of the pharmacy profession are women and that fewer than 38% hold senior leadership positions, the network is on a mission to change that.
The network holds regular online and in-person events promoting and highlighting various topics around leadership, inclusivity and diversity and showcases women & men across the pharmacy sector who are building diverse and impactful careers.
BPSA
The British Pharmaceutical Students Association (BPSA) is the official student body of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society. We have over 10,000 members, and aim to represent pharmacy students and trainee pharmacists across Great Britain.
The BPSA regularly represents the views of our members on a range of current topics. We produce our own reports, respond to consultations, and attend meetings with stakeholders.
Since its founding in 1942, the BPSA has aimed to educate and entertain its members. We organise a wide range of events and services over the course of the year.
The BPSA Executive is made up of 20 members, who coordinate all of the events and services the BPSA offers. The Executive complete their roles in addition to everyday responsibilities; either completing their university studies, foundation training or working as newly qualified pharmacists.
In addition to the Executive, the BPSA has a network of national and international Representatives who are based throughout Great Britain in every School of Pharmacy.
Commonwealth Pharmacists Associaion
The Commonwealth encompasses one third of the global population, including some of the world’s poorest nations. As a registered charity, member organisation and accredited organisation of the Commonwealth, the Commonwealth Pharmacists Association (CPA) seeks to empower pharmacists across the Commonwealth to improve the health and wellbeing of the communities they serve. Established in response to a mandate from the Commonwealth in 1969, CPA has a long standing relationship with the RPS, our founding president being the then RPS president, Mr Albert Howells. The CPA's many programmes of work contribute towards its core charitable objectives through building strong collaborative networks, partnering with member organizations to improve the quality of pharmacy practice and creating platforms for the dissemination of knowledge about pharmaceutical sciences and professional practice. The exponential growth of the organization in recent years has led to the significant expansion of its work streams and global footprint, providing opportunities to RPS members to contribute their experience and expertise through engaging in global health programmes.