The Controlled Environment Building Association unveils CEBA Conference & Expo 2025 program to highlight cold chain construction
Key takeaways
- CEBA Conference & Expo 2025 gathers global leaders to discuss opportunities and challenges in temperature-controlled logistics.
- Sessions cover tariffs, deregulation, energy efficiency, and strategies for optimizing cold chain facility operations.
- The event includes awards and networking, highlighting best practices in the design and operation of controlled environment buildings.
The Controlled Environment Building Association (CEBA) has announced the program for the 45th Annual CEBA Conference & Expo, to be held at Caesar’s Palace Hotel in Las Vegas from November 3-5. The company, which partners with the Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) and serves the temperature-controlled logistics industry, will bring together designers, contractors, engineers, and facility operators to discuss key cold chain opportunities and challenges.
The conference will feature a keynote from economic forecaster and former CNBC Chief Economist Marci Rossell on economics, politics, culture, and the media. Delegates will also hear from experts covering topics such as tariffs, deregulation, market forces, and the future of food facility construction. Education sessions and the Construction Café will provide guidance on food safety, energy conservation, design trends, fire safety, automation, recruitment, and strategies to meet evolving consumer demands.
The program will include the CEBA Built By the Best Awards, recognizing members for their expertise in constructing, renovating, or modernizing controlled environment buildings. Attendees will also have opportunities for networking and engagement through social events and roundtable discussions.
“This year’s program has been curated so that delegates will not only gain new ideas and insights but also leave with actionable strategies to enhance project delivery, improve operational efficiency, and drive business growth in a rapidly evolving market,” Sara Stickler, president & CEO of GCCA, said.
