The Cookware & Bakeware Alliance (CBA) has slated presentations from industry experts and thought leaders at its 103rd annual spring member meeting, set for April 30-May 2, 2025, at the Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek in Orlando, FL.
The hybrid event offers in-person and virtual attendance options.
The afternoon session on day one of the CBA spring meeting will begin with a presentation by Craig Brightup of The Brightup Group. Brightup, who also serves as a government affairs representative for the International Housewares Association, will deliver an “Economic and Political Update and Impact on the Housewares Industry.”
Also on day one of the meeting, Catalina Flores, senior research analysts with business intelligence and consumer insights specialist Euromonitor, will present a “U.S. Homewares Consumer Trends Report” focusing on cookware.
Day two of the CBA spring meeting features a keynote session, “The Power of Profitable Conversations,” led by award-winning business coach AmyK. AmyK emphasizes how mastering difficult conversations can lead to success by sharing practical strategies for fueling top performance, strengthening partnerships and promoting inclusion. The meeting concludes with a presentation from attorney and CBA advisor Tom Lee, who will deliver a legislative update on the regulatory environment affecting cookware. Lee’s presentation will address state and federal regulations, extended producer responsibility laws and other key topics vital to industry compliance and planning.
CBA members can maximize their participation by purchasing the bundle ticket option — a hybrid attendance model that allows one team member to attend in person while another joins virtually. Non-members can participate virtually in the event.
For registration and additional information, visit the event registration page at: CBA Annual Spring Member Meeting Registration.
