Every ALA member who attends has their own reasons.

ALA recently announced the lauch of a new campaign to gather lighting tips from ALA members.

As people across the world adjust their lives to face new challenges, opportunity awaits in the lighting and home furnishings industries

Hinkley Lighting recognized eight lighting agencies at its national sales meeting held prior to the January Lightovation event in Dallas, Texas. 
 

ALA announced the next Lighting Specialist training course will be hosted June 3- 6, 2019, at Acuity Brands Lighting in Des Plaines, Ill., near Chicago.

Last year, ALA launched a completely redesigned member website at ALAMembers.com, which included the launch of a new education platform. The education platform now allows ALA members to take control of their professional education by tracking completed courses, certifications, and more.

When asked why they attend ALA Conference, members consistently name networking opportunities as one of the top reasons

Thanks to the mingling of cultures, cuisines and experiences in a well-connected world, the craving for a global design aesthetic has been growing in recent times. It’s easier than ever before to create a space that reflects the spirit of a world traveler without leaving your neighborhood.

Dallas Market Center and ART, the creative home furnishings network, today announced updates to the judging process for the ARTS Awards, the international awards program dedicated to home industry excellence and achievement in retailing, manufacturing, design and sales representation.

This summer, ALA will release a fully revised version of the industry’s most comprehensive training document, the Residential Lighting Training Manual (RLTM).