Join the CBIA public policy team for an update on legislative issues and manufacturing sector priorities as we approach the 2026 General Assembly session. Local manufacturing leaders are encouraged to attend to learn more about priorities and solutions for addressing challenges, including workforce development, taxes, regulatory costs, healthcare, and more. This event will include a […]

Start February off with a brew and discussions with your CBIA policy team! Join us from 4-6 pm February 12 for a special happy hour at Elicit Brewing Company in Fairfield. Enjoy a local beer, network with other business leaders, and meet CBIA’s policy team. They’ll advocating for you at the state Capitol during this […]

Join the CBIA public policy team for an update on legislative issues and business community priorities as we approach the 2026 General Assembly session. Local business leaders and residents are encouraged to attend to learn more about priorities and solutions for addressing challenges such as workforce development, taxes, regulatory costs, healthcare, and more.

ABOUT THIS EVENT Register Now In today’s uncertain economic and employment climate, Connecticut employers across manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, life sciences, and professional services are navigating rapid change. Join ADP experts for this focused, interactive session on addressing change management best practices and solutions for small and midsize businesses. We’ll explore how leaders can guide: […]

Artificial intelligence is igniting a new era of possibilities and quickly becoming a game-changer for businesses. Join us February 24 for the 2026 Connecticut Technology Summit: The AI Revolution, where we explore the transformative power of AI. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Michael Richards discusses the current state and future direction of AI policy with […]

Join us March 4 for CBIA’s 2026 Safety & Health Conference, a full-day event focused on workplace safety, compliance, and practical strategies to protect your workforce. We kick off the day with a session on noise-induced hearing loss, exploring one of the most overlooked workplace hazards. Attendees will learn how to conduct noise surveys, implement […]

Effective leadership is built on trust, clarity, and the ability to connect with others. In today’s fast-changing work environment, leaders must earn credibility, communicate with intention, and foster teams that deliver results. This program equips leaders with practical strategies to build and restore trust, adapt communication across personality styles, and lead with confidence under pressure. […]

Celebrate International Women’s Month with CBIA at a special March 12 happy hour from 4-6 pm at Gouveia Vineyards in Wallingford. Enjoy local wine, connect with fellow business leaders, and gear up for CBIA’s March 24 women’s leadership summit, When Women Lead: Purpose Meets Power. Set the tone for International Women’s Month! We look forward […]

Join hundreds of your fellow business leaders in Hartford Wednesday, March 18 for Connecticut Business Day 2026. You’ll hear from legislative leaders about their session priorities and positions on business-related issues. And we’ll equip you with the tools and resources necessary to actively engage with lawmakers. The policy decisions made by lawmakers in the coming […]

Author, advocate, and public health expert Chelsea Clinton is the featured speaker for CBIA’s 2026 When Women Lead conference, where we celebrate the power and potential of women in business. As vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, she works alongside the foundation’s leadership and partners to improve lives and inspire emerging leaders across the U.S. […]

Join CBIA’s Bioscience Growth Council March 26 at East Rock Brewing Company for an evening of networking among Connecticut’s rapidly growing life sciences community. Connect with leaders across the biotech, pharmaceutical, and bioscience sectors and build relationships that can spark collaboration and strengthen our state’s innovative ecosystem. If you’re a local biotech or bioscience startup […]

How individuals learn, work, and develop skills continues to change rapidly, requiring new approaches to workforce development. Estimates suggest that more than half the jobs today’s students will hold within five years do not yet exist, raising questions about relevant career pathways and how Connecticut can respond to evolving talent needs. The 2026 Connecticut Workforce […]