Nothing drives congressional activity like a deadline – in this case, the August recess and November midterm elections have created a unique environment spurring action on priority issues for both parties. Democrats have controlled the White House, House, and Senate since January 2021 but cannot advance large parts of their
For the first time since 2019, many of our HFA members came together in Washington for what we affectionately refer to as our DC Fly-In. Each attendee is a member of our Government Relations Action Team (GRAT). This has always been an annual chance to get in front of key
Recently, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) denied an industry request, co-signed by HFA, to extend the comment period for their clothing storage unit tip-over safety standard. Public comments are due to the CPSC by April 19, 2022. It is critical that the furniture retail voice is represented as they
When I look at 2021 through the lens of advocacy, I must tell you that it was a game-changer for our industry and the home furnishings association. That’s something I say on many different levels. First, the sheer volume of issues we weighed in on, the positions we presented, and
Fredy Wright, Digital Director at Conquest Digital Solutions, explains your options with Facebook and Instagram to help you understand how
Tokio Marine shows you 5 steps for how insured promotions can be a unique and creative way to help you
Marisa Peacock, Chief Strategist with The Strategic Peacock covers essential marketing messaging tips you need to help you target your
Brent Speer, Director of Customer Service with Service Technologies, Inc. understands how reverse logistics can cost you not only money
Geo-fencing and Geo-framing are both forms of digital advertising targeting customers based on their locations. Although both have similar names,
Congress and the Trump administration are preparing another Covid-19 relief package. The Home Furnishings Association’s Washington representative, Chris Andresen, and government relations liaison Doug Clark
Everyone is trying to figure out what the “new normal” will look like when your stores reopen. What will recovery look like to you and
