Heather Laratta
PresidentPEARL® CanadaHeather Laratta is President of PEARL Canada, a Canadian-owned kitchen and bath plumbing brand serving the industry across the country. With more than 15 years of experience, Heather's background spans outside sales, operations, and leadership.
Known for her people-first approach, Heather believes strong businesses are built through genuine relationships, trust and connection. Her career has been shaped by working closely with dealers, designers, builders, and industry partners, giving her a broad undedrstanding of the Canadian kitchen and bath market.
Heather is also actively involved with the National Kitchen & Bath Association and currently serves as Membership Chair for the NKBA Prairies Chapter. She is passionate about strenghening connections within the industry and creating opportunities for people and businesses to grow together.
Canada’s Kitchen & Bath Market: What’s Next?
What’s really happening in Canada’s kitchen and bath market - and what can we expect next? Drawing on the latest findings from NKBA’s Kitchen & Ba
…What’s really happening in Canada’s kitchen and bath market - and what can we expect next? Drawing on the latest findings from NKBA’s Kitchen & Bath Market Index (KBMI) Canada, this session will unpack Q2 and Q3 results, from business activity an
…What’s really happening in Canada’s kitchen and bath market - and what can we expect next? Drawing on the latest findings from NKBA’s Kitchen & Bath Market Index (KBMI) Canada, this session will unpack Q2 and Q3 results, from business activity and industry sentiment to expectations for the months ahead.Canadian industry professionals will then put the numbers into context, sharing what they’re seeing firsthand across consumer demand, business
…What’s really happening in Canada’s kitchen and bath market - and what can we expect next? Drawing on the latest findings from NKBA’s Kitchen & Bath Market Index (KBMI) Canada, this session will unpack Q2 and Q3 results, from business activity and industry sentiment to expectations for the months ahead.Canadian industry professionals will then put the numbers into context, sharing what they’re seeing firsthand across consumer demand, business challenges and emerging opportunities - and what it all means for the future of the market.
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