CEA Alliance and Indoor Ag-Con to partner for 2025 event

As part of the 2025 Indoor Ag-Con conference program, the CEA Alliance will present a “State of the Industry” report, outlining the growth, challenges and opportunities for the CEA sector.

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As part of the 2025 Indoor Ag-Con conference program, the CEA Alliance will present a “State of the Industry” report, outlining the growth, challenges and opportunities for the CEA sector.
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The Controlled Environment Agriculture Alliance will hold its 2025 annual meeting in conjunction with Indoor Ag-Con and contribute to the educational program at the event in Las Vegas, March 11-12, 2025, the organizations said in a news release.

“Indoor Ag-Con has become one of the most important events of the year for CEA growers,” said CEA Alliance Executive Director Tom Stenzel. “We’re excited to hold our annual business meeting at the show, facilitating the participation of our member growers and their business partners in this event.”

The partnership underscores the commitment of both organizations to advancing the field of controlled environment agriculture, the release said.

“We are honored to partner with the CEA Alliance,” said Indoor Ag-Con CEO Brian Sullivan. “The Alliance’s grower and business service members represent leading innovators and voices in the CEA industry, amplifying the value and impact of our audience. Hosting their annual meeting in conjunction with our event creates a unique opportunity for our exhibitors and attendees to engage directly with even more top-tier growers and industry leaders. The Alliance’s contributions to our educational lineup will be invaluable, bringing critical insights and expertise on the key issues and trends shaping the future of controlled environment agriculture.”

As part of the 2025 Indoor Ag-Con conference program, the CEA Alliance will present a “State of the Industry” report, outlining the growth, challenges and opportunities for the CEA sector, the release said.

“We’re excited to bring our members’ experience and expertise to this presentation at the 2025 conference,” said Dan Malech, alliance chairman, senior vice president for strategy and general counsel of Plenty. “Our friends at Indoor Ag-Con have created an essential educational and business destination for our members, and we look forward to continuing to build momentum for the growth of the indoor produce sector.”

Entering its 12th year, Indoor Ag-Con has been a destination for professionals in the CEA sector, experiencing year-on-year growth and providing a comprehensive platform for networking, business development and education, the release said. For the 2025 event, Indoor Ag-Con will move to a new venue, Westgate Las Vegas, providing space for the event’s expanding exhibit hall, educational offerings and networking events.

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