Events

Look for Rho at these
conferences and tradeshows

  • Global Site Solutions Summit

    Orlando, FL Orlando, FL, United States

    Heading to Orlando for the Global Sites Solutions Summit? So are we! We are excited to be back in “The Sunshine State” to connect with investigators and dive into site engagement strategies to prepare for the future of clinical research. Our team knows that one secret to running better and smoother clinical trials is strong site relationships—and the true nature of these partnerships can determine the outcome of trials. That’s why, at Rho, being site-centric isn’t just a talking point, but it’s a value built into our work. While you’re in Florida, connect with our site experts and discover what site-centricity really means in practice.

  • OCT New England

    Boston, MA Boston, MA, United States

    This year, we’re heading to OCT New England once again! Find the Rho team in the exhibit hall to learn how we’re not just conducting trials, but we’re building lasting partnerships, solving complex challenges, and making an impact where it matters most. That’s what the Cohesion Effect means to us. We’re a community of curious minds and problem-solvers who believe that connection is what makes the difference in clinical research. Whether it’s with sponsors, investigators, sites, or patients, the sense of belonging and shared purpose drives the research forward. Does this sound like something you want to be a part of? Let’s talk more in Boston because, yes, the Cohesion Effect includes you, too!

  • CNS Summit 2026

    Boston, MA Boston, MA, United States

    Our team is heading to the CNS Summit in Boston, November 1-4, joining leaders across neuroscience, innovation, and clinical research. With deep expertise in CNS clinical trials—spanning movement disorders, neurogenerative diseases, and rare CNS diseases—as well as a commitment to meaningful partnerships, Rho is proud to be a contributor in some of the most complex areas of research. If you catch us taking in the views of the harbor or walking along the Freedom Trail between sessions, come say hello. We’d love to connect, talk about science, and find ways to collaborate to advance CNS research.

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