HIGH POINT – The Nationwide Kitchen & Bathtub Affiliation (NKBA | KBIS), a commerce affiliation for the kitchen and tub business, has formalized its strategic alliance with the High Point Market Authority.
The partnership marks a convergence of the kitchen and tub sector with the furnishings business, increasing each organizations’ affect among the many design group and rising deal with the entire dwelling.
“Our partnership with High Point Market Authority represents a strong alignment between two organizations dedicated to inspiring, empowering, and supporting the inside design group,” mentioned Bill Darcy, international president and CEO of NKBA | KBIS. “By way of this alliance with Excessive Level Market Authority, we’re excited to share NKBA’s distinctive model experiences, instructional assets, and foster business-driving connections that add worth to the design group as an entire.”
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The NKBA’s first presence at Excessive Level Market was in 2018 after they supplied members a day and a half lengthy occasion mixing Market excursions with conference-style schooling. They returned once more final October with “The Tent,” which performed host to instructional programming led by kitchen and tub designers and producers.
Most lately, at this April’s Spring Excessive Level Market, NKBA hosted a panel at The Level with main designers Michel Smith Boyd and Sharon Sherman discussing rising tendencies in kitchen and tub design.
“Excessive Level Market is the platform by which the way forward for our business is examined, tried, and solidified. It’s the place the principals join and the changemakers push. It’s a biannual convergence of the perfect and brightest in our business,” mentioned Tammy Covington, President and CEO of Excessive Level Market Authority. “The conversations that occur right here lay the groundwork for the years forward. There have at all times been components of kitchen and tub right here in Excessive Level, however this alliance with NKBA will permit us to deliver it ahead, to focus on it, and to serve the business in new and thrilling methods.”