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Apr 7 ELEVATE2026 May 5 ASA / PHCC Legislative Conference May 12 ASA WEST SUMMIT 2026 May 18 EMERGE2026 View Full Calendar
October 16, 2025 Schmalhofer, Hilton Honored at ASA West Southern California Awards Dinner Continuing its six-plus-decade tradition, a sold-out crowd of more than 300 attendees gathered last week for the ASA West Southern California Awards Dinner at the Long Beach...
October 15, 2025 ASA Podcast: The Shutdown Effect: Budgets, Back Pay, and Business Fallout In this week’s episode of Keeping it Real with Dr. Kuehl, ASA Chief Economist Dr. Chris Kuehl dives into the ongoing government shutdown and the uncertainty surrounding...
October 09, 2025 The Productivity Paradox: How Uncertainty Undermines Performance and What Leaders Can Do About It Uncertainty is everywhere. It shows up in the economy, in the office, in our inboxes, and in our heads. Whether triggered by layoffs, inflation, global instability, AI...
October 08, 2025 ASA Leads the Conversation on the Future of Distribution at Texas A&M This week, ASA visited Texas A&M University in College Station to meet with faculty from the Industrial Distribution (ID) program. The visit provided valuable insight into...
October 08, 2025 ASA’s September Economic Report: Excluding Housing Construction, Economic Conditions Look Better than Expected - For Now From the August 2025 ASA Monthly Economic Report: Q3 estimates keep coming in hotter than had been expected. The latest assessment from the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow report...
October 01, 2025 Washington Update: Shutdown Begins, ASA Advances Priorities Amid New Tariffs The federal government shut down on October 1 after Senate Republicans and Democrats failed to pass a funding bill, with no clear end in sight.