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The Wisconsin Lodging Conference & Trade Show brings together an impressive lineup of industry experts, thought leaders, and hospitality professionals from across the state and beyond. Our speakers represent a diverse range of voices and perspectives, all focused on helping Wisconsin hoteliers adapt, build, and thrive in a changing industry.
Throughout the event, you’ll hear from voices at the forefront of hotel operations, leadership, marketing, revenue strategy, workforce development, advocacy, and more. From inspiring keynotes to interactive breakout sessions, each speaker is selected to deliver practical insights, innovative ideas, and real-world experience tailored to our audience.
This page will be updated regularly as new speakers are confirmed throughout the summer—check back often for the latest additions!
Throughout the event, you’ll hear from voices at the forefront of hotel operations, leadership, marketing, revenue strategy, workforce development, advocacy, and more. From inspiring keynotes to interactive breakout sessions, each speaker is selected to deliver practical insights, innovative ideas, and real-world experience tailored to our audience.
This page will be updated regularly as new speakers are confirmed throughout the summer—check back often for the latest additions!
Don’t forget—conference registration is open now!
Join us November 2–4, 2025 at Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells. |
Get to Know Our 2025 Speakers
Rosanna Maietta - American Hotel & Lodging AssociationSpeaker | Legislative Lunch
Rosanna Maietta is AHLA’s president & CEO and is responsible for setting the organization’s strategic vision and championing the industry’s voice on Capitol Hill, within the administration, and beyond. Rosanna is no stranger to the hospitality industry, having previously served at AHLA as executive vice president of communications & public relations and president & CEO of its Foundation for nearly eight years. In those roles, she was responsible for driving the strategic planning for all the association’s internal and external communications and increasing visibility for the industry in and outside Washington, D.C. At the Foundation, she oversaw its philanthropic mission, supporting and growing the industry’s workforce. |