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SEMA Benchmarking Program: May Update

SEMA's Benchmarking Program is a tool designed to aid SEMA members in a comparative analysis of their business against the similar competitors. The following tables are a part of the most recent update and represent responses of participants to the question: What markets does your company serve?

Legislation introduced in the U.S. Senate to establish a one-year national vehicle scrappage program includes a SEMA provision to prevent cars that are 25 years or older from being crushed.

Get prepared for the 2009 SEMA Show by implementing effective strategies from Chuck Schwartz, CEM, Chairman of ConvExx Show Management.

Dan and Art Danchuk went into business together in the 1960s, but did not make their first Chevrolet part, a parking light lens for a 1957 Chevrolet, until 1976. Danchuk Manufacturing, Inc. was born.

Candidates announced for the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) Select Committee election.

Nearly 27 million small-business owners, employees and dependents are uninsured under the current healthcare system. SEMA members responded to a comprehensive survey with a clear message that the system is broken.

The SEMA Political Action Committee (PAC) helps provide an active and vocal presence for the specialty-equipment industry in Washington, D.C.

SEMA has a proven legislative and regulatory program led by a fulltime professional staff that continually works on behalf of the membership.

SEMA has a proven legislative and regulatory program led by a professional staff based in Washington, D.C. that continually works on behalf of the membership. Meet the SEMA Government Affairs and Legal Staff.