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It can be easy to forget that every brewery is also a business that requires strong leadership, a positive company culture, stable finances, and more. This section is for everything beyond the brewhouse, including regulation and government affairs; promotion of diversity and inclusion in the craft beer industry; establishment of best practices for human resources, management and leadership in breweries; maintaining healthy finance and accounting practices; and understanding the statistics and trends that are affecting the indsutry overall.
When COVID-19 hit in 2020, taprooms as we knew them changed forever. While the goal still remains to sell as much beer as safely as possible, the methods must be reimagined and reconsidered. Over the course of the pandemic, the …Read More
Chief Economist Bart Watson presents the results of the BA's midyear survey, plus other trends and economic data from the first half of 2021.Read More
The BA has once again commissioned the annual Craft Beer Insights Panel survey to take the pulse of adults who enjoy drinking craft beer.Read More
In this BA Collab Hour webinar with NielsenIQ and Headset, Inc. learn more about where cannabis and beer overlap.Read More
Chief economist Bart Watson presents the big numbers from the 2020 BA annual production report for the U.S. craft brewing industry.Read More
The key drivers that impact consumer behavior have been awfully active in the last year. This webinar discusses current market trends impacting craft beer sales.Read More
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Lean Thinking offers simple and low cost methods to manage inventory and scheduling while driving safe and efficient operations.Read More
Danelle Kosmal and Kaleigh Theriault from NielsenIQ's Beverage Alcohol Practice share insights into online alcohol sales.Read More
This Collab Hour with Maria Pearman gives attendees the tools to correctly measure the true profit of each beer that is sold.Read More
Brewers Association Chief Economist Bart Watson provides data on ten topics for 2020, including growth, openings, closings, styles, and more. From there, he'll use each to extrapolate to 2021 and predict what craft brewing might look like next year.Read More
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