Health & Safety Commitment

CGA’s top priority is the health, safety, and well-being of all in attendance at the 2022 CGA Conference & Expo. We will continue to follow the guidelines issued by the CDC, as well as state and local officials. We are committed to offering a safe, in-person event and are prepared to implement any new guidelines and protocols necessary at the time of the conference.

CGA is looking forward to hosting a successful in-person event April 2022, and we are fully dedicated to making the 2022 CGA Conference & Expo as safe and healthy as possible for all attendees. We will adapt and adjust these measures to meet any new guidelines and requirements as the situation evolves leading up to our event. Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at CGA@cgaconference.com.

Here is what you can expect at the 2022 CGA Conference & Expo:

• Keeping our conference attendees safe and healthy is a shared responsibility – please do not attend the conference if you are experiencing any symptoms of Covid-19.

• Each morning, via the Conference app “CGA Conference 2022,” you will receive a reminder to assess how you are feeling. If you are experiencing any symptoms, you should not attend the conference. The app is available via the Apple and Android app stores.

• In accordance with CDC guidelines, California public health officials recently lifted the statewide mask mandate for vaccinated people but still encourage indoor masking, regardless of vaccine status. Review the latest guidance from the State of California, as well as helpful Covid-19 information, here.

• While proof of Covid-19 vaccination is not required for indoor activities in Anaheim, all conference attendees are encouraged to be vaccinated. Covid-19 vaccines are safe, effective, and protect against the risk of severe illness.

• All conference attendees will be wearing a red, yellow or green dot on their name badge to indicate their comfort level based on the key below. Please be respectful of other attendees and abide by what the dots mean:

  • Red dot = No physical contact; we can chat while socially distanced.

  • Yellow dot = I am happy to greet you with a fist bump or elbows.

  • Green dot = Handshakes are welcome.