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SEMA Benchmarking Program—2009 First Quarter Update

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The SEMA Industry Benchmarking Program analyzes sales trends at the manufacturer, retailer and WD levels.

What Can SEMA Members Expect From Health Care Reform?

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Lawmakers are seeking to enact legislation into law in 2009 that would fundamentally reform how Americans gain access to the nation’s health care system.

About SBN

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The SEMA Businesswomen’s Network is a dynamic group of professionals representing the women of SEMA. The SBN oversees the continued development and management of the Annual SEMA Speed Networking Breakfast, Cafe SEMA, Gear-up Girl, opportunities for SBN Member Networking, SBN Communications, SBN Projects, development of articles and member features, contributes regularly to SEMA Member News, and much more! The SBN, now over 440 members strong, is the fastest growing group within the SEMA membership. Welcome!

Member Visit: Advanced Flow Engineering

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One of the ways in which SEMA connects and learns about its members is through visits to the member companies themselves. SEMA recently visited Advanced Flow Engineering.

Inside SEMA: New Website Empowers Members to Connect and Communicate

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SEMA Vice President of Internal Systems and Project Teams Alise Miner discusses the redesigned SEMA.org website, the Business Technology Committee and more.

Stretch Your Show Dollars With Free Ad Opportunity in SEMA News

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Boost your presence at the SEMA Show by taking advantage of the latest SEMA News advertising special.

Exhibitor Warning: “Free” Listings in Some Show Guides May Not Be Free

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SEMA is alerting its members that a one-page form they may receive offering a "free" business directory listing is not free when you sign the form.

The Super Bowl of Hot Rods and Performance on Hot Rod TV

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Take a behind-the-scenes look at the prep, the set-up, the challenges and triumphs of producing what one exhibitor calls the Super Bowl of car shows.

Avoid Steep Penalties—New Filing Requirements for Importing Products to the United States

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SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the US government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.
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