Alkaline Hydrolysis (AH) is enjoying an unprecedented moment in the spotlight. I have answered more inquiries — from press, bloggers, regulators, curious practitioners and the public — on AH than any other topic so far this year. And CANA research reveals more than 30 AH practitioners across North America today. The landscape of AH is changing so quickly that we maintain a webpage to keep up to date.
Surprised? Curious? Horrified? Whatever the emotion this news provokes, it is clear AH is here to stay and yet still an emerging and evolving industry.
CANA’s AH Summit is designed to be small, interactive and informative. Programming balances the need for understanding of the science of AH with the strategies to build a business. Attendees of the first Summit in 2017 went home to lobby their legislatures or build a business plan. Others returned to their businesses secure in the knowledge that AH was not for them, or perhaps not yet.
Join me at CANA’s Alkaline Hydrolysis Summit II and satisfy your curiosity.
AH2 will focus on
- Answers to the questions everyone is asking, such as how to make the business case, how to talk to families about AH, and how to market AH
- What you need to know before you take the first step—operator qualifications, maintenance and building considerations, special cases, and more
- Case studies from practitioners sharing their own experiences, struggles and successes.
- Read more about the program here
I hope to see you there, but if you can’t attend this time, CANA will be offering portions of the Summit online later this fall. Contact CANA for more information at 312-245-1077 or info@CremationAssociation.org
Barbara Kemmis
Executive Director
