


Kids Industry Connect
The 2025 Kids Industry Connect Summit brings together industry leaders to explore the fast-evolving landscape of marketing to children and teens in the United States. Connect with like-minded, forward-thinking brands for engaging sessions and CLE credit.
Navigating California's Lemon Law
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Political Ads Guidance
The COPPA Rule
Automotive Disputes
Our Impact

Keeping Advertising Honest

Achieving Privacy Accountability

Protecting Children & Teens Online

Resolving Consumer Disputes

Emerging Issues & Programs
Explore BBB National Programs
Our independent industry self-regulation, accountability, and dispute resolution programs have a long track record of success, beginning with the founding of our National Advertising Division in 1971. Today, we operate more than 20 self-regulation and dispute resolution programs.
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California Lemon Law Civil Action Arbitration
California Lemon Law Civil Action Mediation
Center for Industry Self-Regulation
Children’s Confection Advertising Initiative
Children's Advertising Review Unit (CARU)
Children's Food & Beverage Advertising Initiative (CFBAI)
Class Action Arbitration Program
Coalition for Better Advertising
CPRA Compliance
Data Privacy Framework (DPF) Services
Digital Advertising Accountability Program (DAAP)
Digital Health Privacy Program (DHPP)
Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council (DSSRC)
Ford Extended Service Arbitration
Global Cross-Border Privacy Rules (CBPR)
National Advertising Division (NAD)
National Advertising Review Board (NARB)
Privacy Recognition for Processors (PRP) Certification
RMAI Services
Vendor Privacy Program Certification
Volkswagen Car-Net & Audi Connect
Media & Resources
Our National Partners
CEO Spotlight
Thought leadership on pressing topics and emerging issues from BBB National Programs President & CEO Eric D. Reicin.
From financial market swings to deregulation to workforce disruption and emerging technology such as generative and agentic AI, leaders are being asked to make tough decisions with limited visibility into what new challenges may be lurking around the corner. That much has been true for generations, but for today’s leaders, the challenge is particularly acute. So, how do we effectively lead in this time?