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5 Reasons to Apply for the FLN Professional Development Program and Unlock New Career Skills

Apply for the FLN Professional Development Program and Unlock New Career Skills

By Ashley Reyes

Aspiring leaders in the automotive aftermarket industry aged 39 and under can enhance their personal and professional development by applying today for the 2024 SEMA Future Leaders Network (FLN) Professional Development Program (PDP). The program will take place in person, May 16-17, at the SEMA Garage in Detroit. Applications are open now and close Wednesday, March 13 at sema.org/fln-pdp.

Below are the top five reasons to apply for the program:

Save $800 off exclusive Dale Carnegie Training. 

The program offers a unique opportunity for 25 FLN members to receive a 50% discount (an $800 savings) off the original $1,600 Dale Carnegie price. 

Learn the art of professional communication. 

Attendees will elevate their communication skills through interactive lessons and take part in group exercises that will teach them to communicate professionally and confidently in various business situations.

Gain new tools for relationship-building. 

Attendees will learn how to build relationships and deal with difficult people in multiple scenarios. They will also discover ways to gain cooperation and influence people, including direct reports, laterally and upward.

Discover how to use emotional controls to sustain success. 

Attendees will learn how to use emotional controls to navigate challenging situations and make decisions that positively impact them in their professional careers. 

Network with industry peers. 

Attendees will connect with like-minded professionals, share their unique experiences, and establish friendships with individuals who share their passions and goals. 

Applications for the FLN Professional Development Program (PDP) are open now until Wednesday, March 13. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your career. Apply now before time runs out at sema.org/fln-pdp.  

Questions can be directed to FLN Director Denise Waddingham at deniselw@sema.org.