EPR Reporting Deadlines Across 3 States
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How Roundtables Work
A confidential seat at the table — without the guesswork.
Roundtables are small, curated conversations built around a single compliance challenge. Here's what to expect before, during, and after you request a seat.
Confidential by design
What's said at the table, stays at the table.
Every roundtable operates under a simple rule: we don't share specifics, names, or company details back out. Before you join a session, you'll agree to a short confidentiality agreement — it's required to sign up, no exceptions.
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Want to showcase your work instead?
Roundtables are for candid problem-solving, not promotion — but you'll get a dedicated opportunity to showcase your company and expertise publicly at the Annual Gathering.
Choose your table
Sign up for a topic, or submit your own.
Each cycle, we open 5–10 roundtable topics for sign-up. Pick up to three that matter most to you — or tell us what's missing and we'll consider it for a future table.
EPR Reporting Deadlines
PFAS Restrictions by State
Pet Food Label Review
Secondhand Licensing
CA Safe Cosmetics Act
Pesticide Registration Renewals
Seed & Fertilizer Compliance
+ Submit your own topic
Select up to 3 topics per sign-up cycle.
Watch the seats fill
Compliance & QA
Labs & Regulators
Retail
See exactly how full a table is before you commit.
Every roundtable shows its seats filling in real time. Once we launch the member portal, you'll be able to see the mix of roles, company types, and industries represented at the table — and eventually, avatars for who's already seated.
PFAS Testing Requirements, State by State
5 of 8 seats filled
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Pet Food Label Review & Multi-State Registration
2 of 8 seats filled
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Not ready to commit?
Say "I'm interested" — no confidentiality agreement required.
If a topic catches your eye but you're not ready to sign up for the table, click I'm interested. We use that signal to gauge demand for each topic — and it helps us decide what deserves a repeat roundtable or a session at the Annual Gathering.
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Interest is tracked, not shared
Clicking "I'm interested" flags demand for a topic without putting your name on the roster.
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Hot topics rise to the top
Tables with strong interest get a flame icon and float higher in the topic list.
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High-demand topics get a second life
Hot topics may return as a repeat roundtable, or become a session or workshop at the Annual Gathering.
Roundtables are launching soon.
This is a preview of how sign-ups will work. Join the interest list now, and we'll notify you the moment tables open for your topics.
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