Jacuzzi: Leading with Purpose
When Robert Baird took over as CEO of Jacuzzi Spa, he brought his track record of driving innovation and growth across some of the world’s most recognized consumer brands.
When Robert Baird took over as CEO of Jacuzzi Spa, he brought his track record of driving innovation and growth across some of the world’s most recognized consumer brands.
It was Monday morning, and like many professionals heading into a busy season, my head began spinning with a deluge of thoughts about all the things I wanted to accomplish when I sprang out of bed.
I love watching retailers get creative. Actually, I think creative problem-solving is one of the core competencies of successful entrepreneurs and businesses. Show three businesses the same obstacle, and each will find a unique way to overcome it.
The International Hot Tub Association understands the challenges and opportunities that come with selling hot tubs. To help retailers boost sales, we’ve compiled a guide with practical tips and strategies.
Laci Davis got her start at the most magical place on earth — Walt Disney World — but her trajectory changed when she met her now-husband, who was an executive at Royal Swimming Pools in Memphis, Tennessee.
The International Hot Tub Association, an affiliate organization of the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance, exists to protect the hot tub industry and increase awareness of the health and wellness benefits of hot tubs.
Watson’s, one of the nation’s largest retailers of home recreational products and furnishings, announced the acquisition of Fort Myers.
We are only a month into 2024, and it’s already been a busy one for the hot tub industry.
The spa industry may soon face a dilemma for retailers and consumers alike: energy consumption.
As everyone in the industry is acutely aware, the demand for hot tubs is not as superheated as it was during the pandemic.
Retailers are always on the lookout for merchandise that can transform the hot tub experience without adding to energy bills.
As one retailer put it, these are “very wonky times” for the spa industry. Between mergers and acquisitions, demand decreases and economic concerns, the industry is trying to find its new normal as manufacturers and retailers prepare for the next 18 months.