As the U.S. dietary supplement industry is expected to pass $70 billion this year, there’s much at play in the market: the residual impact of COVID, the new administration’s attitudes on holistic health, the role of tariffs in supply chains and the direct and indirect impact of GLP-1 drugs on the supplement market, to name a few.

There’s a lot going on. And there’s a lot going on at NBJ, too. This time of year brings two cornerstone NBJ events: the release of the Supplement Business Report and the industry’s leading executive conference, NBJ Summit. 

Join NBJ Director and NBJ Summit co-chair Bill Giebler, NBJ co-chairs Jessica Rubino and Tom Aarts and NBJ Market Research Analyst Erika Craft as we roll through insights and highlights of each, examining critical dietary supplement market trends vis-a-vis the report and conference. We’ll be discussing sales trends by ingredient category and sales channel, as well as regulatory challenges and opportunities. We’ll also offer a preview of NBJ Summit’s thought-provoking agenda, featuring dedicated tracks on healthcare transformation, retail transformation, gut health, brain health and even biohacking.

This integrated session provides a unique opportunity to gain market intelligence and strategic foresight in a single, focused digital event.

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Don’t miss the opportunity to tap into today’s supplement market. Catch this LinkedIn Live event on Tuesday, July 2 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. MT. 

Learn more in the new 2025 Supplement Business Report.

Speakers 

Bill Giebler, Content and Insights Director 
New Hope Network’s Nutrition Business Journal 

An award-winning writer and seasoned natural products industry veteran—with decades of experience in food and supplement retail, lifestyle mail order and textiles product development—Nutrition Business Journal’s Content and Insights Director Bill Giebler reports on dietary supplement, food and agricultural trends and opportunities across New Hope Network properties. 

Jessica Rubino, Vice President, Content and Summits
New Hope Network

Jessica Rubino, vice president of content and summits at New Hope Network and NBJ Summit co-chair, is a natural products industry expert and content strategist with more than 15 years experience in media, events and natural products. Jessica oversees digital and print content, conference programming and branded content for CPGs, retailers, investors and service providers. 

Tom Aarts, Founder and Managing Director at Nutrition Business Advisors
Nutrition Business Advisors, Nutrition Capital Network, NBJ Summit Tom Aarts is a principal of Nutrition Capital Network and Managing Director of Nutrition Business Advisors LLC, a strategic advisory firm focused on the nutrition industry. He co-founded Nutrition Business Journal and is Founder and Co-Chair of The NBJ Summit, the premier executive retreat for the nutrition industry. 

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Erika Craft, Market Research Analyst 
New Hope Network’s Nutrition Business Journal 

Erika Craft, market research analyst for Nutrition Business Journal, is passionate about marketing analytics and research, with a focus on the health and wellness industry. Erika holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Salisbury University in Salisbury, Maryland, and a master’s in marketing, with a focus in analytics, from the University of Texas at Dallas. 

The NBJ Summit welcomes top nutrition industry CEOs and executives to this exclusive in-person event. For registration information and the complete agenda, visit www.nbjsummit.com. Additionally, NBJ Summit offers virtual registration to all who are interested. Virtual participants will have access to all education sessions, networking opportunities and will be able to connect with both in-person and virtual attendees on the virtual event platform. For more information, please visit www.nbjsummit.com/en/Register.html

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