WSWA’s Annual Membership Forum is the event for gaining business intelligence, networking with other executives in the wholesale tier and providing valuable input on critical issues and decisions. Join us in Dallas from September 10-11, 2025. 

Join Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America, National Industrial Hemp Council of America, Coalition of Adult Beverage Alternatives, and U.S. Hemp Roundtable, and the Midwest Hemp Council for a day of education and advocacy surrounding the federal regulation of hemp-derived products.

July 14 - 16, 2025

The WSWA Council for Leadership Development (CLD) brings together the rising leaders in the wholesale tier. Over the past 60 years, this group and conference have evolved but the main focus of the council remains the same: provide a space for the future leaders to share ideas, learn about industry topic and trends, develop and improve leadership skills, and to network.

NextGen provides a platform for the next generation of wholesaler owners and presidents to engage with their peers from companies across the country.

May 13 - 15, 2024

More than half of Congress has served less than five years! That combined with the closure of Congressional offices during the pandemic means that many Members of Congress don’t have a strong knowledge of the importance of wholesalers.  WSWA’s Legislative Fly-In is the best opportunity for WSWA members to educate them on important wholesaler issues—including key tax provisions set to expire in 2025 as well as the importance of regulating cannabis.  

Join us at Access LIVE 2025 to explore what’s new as the wine and spirits industry comes together to collectively connect, innovate and grow.

Visit accesslive.wswa.org to learn more and register! 

Join us for this can’t miss event as our industry’s premier thought leaders gather to discuss the political, legislative, and legal issues facing America’s family-owned wholesalers.

Please note: All times listed on the agenda below are in Central.

This uniquely designed event connects current and future women leaders in the wholesale tier by providing networking opportunities, developing advanced leadership skills and business acumen, and equipping attendees with tools to elevate and empower them in their roles in the ever-changing marketplace within the beverage alcohol industry.

WSWA’s annual membership meeting in Dallas, Texas from September 11-13, will deliver networking and business growth opportunities as wholesalers from around the country convene to discuss the issues impacting the middle tier of the wine and spirits industry.

Forum is the event for gaining business intelligence, learning invaluable SipSource data insights and projections as we head into OND, as well as hear from experts on recruiting, public policy and more.

WSWA has transformed this event to meet the needs of our membership. We’ve minimized the time required out of market for attendees by condensing the meeting and moving it to a central location. Join us in Dallas for quick and impactful programming.

Be a voice in planning for the future of the wine and spirits industry – reserve your spot today! 

The WSWA Council for Leadership Development (CLD) brings together the rising leaders in the wholesale tier. Over the past 60 years, this group and conference have evolved but the main focus of the council remains the same: provide a space for the future leaders to share ideas, learn about industry topic and trends, develop and improve leadership skills, and to network.

NextGen provides a platform for the next generation of wholesaler owners and presidents to engage with their peers from companies across the country.

May 14 - 15, 2024

More than half of Congress has served less than five years! That combined with the closure of Congressional offices during the pandemic means that many Members of Congress don’t have a strong knowledge of the importance of wholesalers.  WSWA’s Legislative Fly-In is the best opportunity for WSWA members to educate them on important wholesaler issues—including key tax provisions set to expire in 2025 as well as the importance of regulating cannabis.