Why ETTN? The ETTN is designed to identify, communicate and provide automotive aftermarket engineers, programmers and product developers with the knowledge of emerging vehicle trends and new technology to ensure continued success.

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ETTN Chairman
Rob Simons
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Council Director
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Mission Statement

The mission of SEMA's Emerging Trends and Technology Network (ETTN) is to "Identify and communicate emerging vehicle trends and technology relevant to aftermarket professionals and provide the resources and solutions to ensure their continued success."

About ETTN


ETTN fulfills its mission through the following resources it provides:

  • Fostering a community of like minded individuals with opportuniteis to connect and network to solve challenges, learn about new technology and peer to peer connections
  • Educational sessions both in person at the SEMA Show as well as online via Virtual meetings and FaceBook Live Chats
  • Provide unique programs such as the Student Competition Teams and Vehicle Sharing Program
  • Online and

 

How Can You Get Involved?

It is easy! Any employee of a SEMA-member company can join, and there are no dues. It's free! Our hope is that all new members will be actively involved in the network. A network is only as good as the sum of its members. You can and should make a difference. Join now: www.sema.org/join-ettn

 

Interested in volunteering? ETTN has several opportunities for members to get involved. Please contact Nicole Bradle at nicoleb@SEMA.org or (909) 978-6688.

ETTN Benefits
 

ETTN Lunch N Learn

ETTN hosts industry experts during a lunch event at the SEMA Show. Attendees listen to and connect with experts on 4-6 different topics focuse on emerging technical trends in our industry. This event is free for attendees.

ETTN Resource Guide
The guide is designed to help manufacturers connect with companies capable of testing and validating products. 

SEMA Garage Vehicle Technology Resource Alerts (VTRA) Presented by ETTN
ETTN and SEMA Garage have come together to keep its members connected with the latest Technology and Information. The ETTN works closely with the SEMA Garage to make sure its members are kept up to date on the latest and greatest technology and what’s happening at SEMA.

ETTN Announces Two New Select Committee Members
August 04, 2021
Representing ETTN and serving as leaders for the automotive aftermarket industry, the network has announced two new members who will serve on the network’s Select Committee. Tony Rimas, asTech-Repairify Inc...
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ETTN Updates

ETTN Select Committee


Rob Simons, Chair
Automotive Consulting Services

Kelleigh Ash
KW Automotive, Chair-Elect

Ian Lehn, IPC
BOOSTane

Andrew Mernone
HP Tuners

Nick DiBlasi
Race Winning Brands

Tony Rimas
asTech-Repairify Inc.

Ben Knaus
Hellwig Products

Jonathan Mill
Alloy Studios

Bob Morreale
The Tuning School

Robert Prucka
Clemson University

Chris Crecelius
Edelbrock LLC

Scott D. Lowe
High Xpectations

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  • SEMA encourages ETTN members to post the ETTN Member logo on any personal professional websites and use it on individualized professional-related materials such as letterhead, catalogs, business cards and advertisements.
  • An ETTN member may not use the ETTN Logo to market a particular product, or affix the logo to a product or to product packaging.
  • The ETTN Member logo may never be used by a ETTN member as a "stand-alone"; the logo must clearly say "Member" exactly as it is placed shown to the left.
  • The ETTN Member logo may not, under any circumstances, be distorted in its display; the logo must be vertically positioned as originally intended (not tweaked, turned upside down, etc.).
  • The ETTN Member logo may not be printed in any other color(s) than the original red, black and white scheme. If red is unattainable, then all black is permissible.

If you require a hi-res version of the logo, please email member@sema.org.

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