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U.S. Embassies Recruit International Buyers for the SEMA Show

U.S. Department of Commerce Assistant Secretary Rochelle Lipsitz, who was recently named as the acting director general of the Commerce Department’s U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, recently visited the SEMA headquarters to announce stepped up efforts by the trade promotion unit of the U.S. government to drive international buyers to the SEMA Show/AAIW.

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Which States Have the Most V8s?

If you cater to V8 enthusiasts, are you targeting the right markets?

Which Markets Are Up? Find Out in the June Issue of SEMA News

The June issue of SEMA News helps you find the opportunities with exclusive SEMA market research.

Get the 2010 Mustang Specs You Need at the SEMA Engineering Technology Expo

SEMA manufacturing members: Take advantage of a rare opportunity to learn the latest in CAD software, reverse-engineering tools and rapid prototyping by attending the first-ever SEMA Engineering Technology Expo on Wednesday, June 24, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Sign Up Now for the SEMA Show 'N Shine Public Car Show

SEMA is inviting car buffs and collectors to join in raising money for two children's charities by registering their vehicle(s) in the inaugural SEMA Show 'N Shine car show in Pasadena, California, on Saturday, August 1, 2009.

Search Methods Demystified at SEMA's Internet Symposium

Want more coverage and traffic to your website? Attend Brian Offenberger's session at the SEMA Internet Symposium and learn how customers are—or aren't—finding you online.

LTAA The Wrap - June Issue

I cannot believe that my two-year term as LTAA Chairman is already coming to a close, which also means this is my final Chairman’s Letter for LTAA’s TheWrap.What an exciting tenure it has been. Then I took over fromToddYeoman in 2007, LTAA-member companies were enjoying the best of times. As I write this column not quite two years later, we are all working harder than ever before, trying to forge new opportunities from the seemingly endless challenges of this global recession.

- Ron DiVincenzo, Chairman, LTAA Select Commitee