Where the people, policies and insights of innovation come together.

Our Mission

The mission of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® is to help innovators of all sizes grow their business. Technology is about changing people's lives for the better. It's about ideas, large and small, that keep us connected, that help us move and that spark even bigger ideas.

Join our community of innovators to shape the future of technology. 

1200+

Member Companies and Counting

30+

Research Reports Free to Members

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Divisions, Councils and Working Groups

CTA is where technology companies connect, collaborate and contribute.

We believe that every company — from big, multinational companies to startups — has a voice in shaping our vibrant industry. Join CTA and all our member companies, and together we’ll face the most pressing issues affecting your business.

Together we shape our vibrant, evolving industry.


Driving Growth with Insights

CTA industry experts help you predict market conditions and plan for the future. With access to more than 500 reports and 30 consumer studies each year, you'll have timely and reliable insights into the latest trends in technology.

Featured Research

How The Proposed Trump Tariffs Increase Prices for Consumer Technology Products
Exploring Technology Preferences Among Gen Z
Exploring Technology Preferences Among Gen Z
The Future of Women’s Digital Health Solutions
The Future of Women’s Digital Health Solutions

Advocating for Innovation

Let's face the most pressing issues — together. Through policy work on Capitol Hill, we protect the innovation economy from laws and regulations that delay, restrict or ban the development of technologies.

Events

We provide the platform for tech leaders to connect and collaborate, plus guide future innovators to propel the industry forward. Through exclusive events, working groups, mentor programs and more, we provide you with key opportunities to make invaluable connections.


Setting Industry Standards

With more than 70 committees, subcommittees and working groups and roughly 1,100 participants, the CTA Technology and Standards program maintains an unmatched reputation as a credible and flexible standards-making body accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).