By SEMA News Editors
The SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) is proud to announce the return of its engaging and expanded booth at the 2025 SEMA Show--this year with three powerhouse partners: Autofluencer, HAVEN Creative and Real Deal Revolution. Together, SBN and these women-owned businesses will help deliver a one-of-a-kind experience that educates, connects and celebrates women in the automotive aftermarket.
Spanning 20x30 sq. ft., the SBN booth at the 2025 SEMA Show-- November 4-7, Las Vegas--will serve as a hub of learning, empowerment and professional development, while also shining a spotlight on the contributions of women across the industry. Attendees can expect a full week of hands-on workshops, interactive displays and meaningful networking opportunities.
Autofluencer will host live panel discussions and interviews, provide content creation tips and offer exciting giveaways that support female creators in the industry. "I joined SBN at my first SEMA after starting Autofluencer, and the community has been a game-changer," said Erica Sietsma, Autoinfluencer's founder and CEO. "Being in the booth this year feels like coming full circle—it's my chance to give back."
HAVEN Creative will bring its "Make Mavens. Get Sh*t Done." activation featuring a collaborative Maven Wall, podcast interviews with women leaders, personal branding tools and more. "I'm most excited about the real, raw conversations that are going to happen in this space," said Jeni Bukolt, founder of HAVEN Creative. "I love helping people gain clarity and connect with others to unlock their potential."
Real Deal Revolution will offer hands-on technical workshops like pinstriping, carburetor rebuilds and plastic welding--designed to equip attendees with new skills and confidence. "Our hands-on workshops are designed to empower others to discover they are far more capable than they realize," said Theresa Contreras, co-founder of Real Deal Revolution. "By showcasing skilled women in their craft, we aim to inspire confidence, break barriers and spark the belief that they, too, can forge their own path."
"The SBN booth is more than just a display--it's a space where community is built, careers are supported and women are celebrated," said SBN Select Committee Member Annette Bauer. "Our partners share this mission and will help us elevate the presence and impact of women at the SEMA Show."
Attendees can also learn more about SBN's year-round programming, member benefits and how to get involved. Stop by the SBN booth at SEMA Show this November. Whether you're a newcomer, ally or long-time supporter, this is your place to connect, grow and get inspired.
To learn more about SBN or to become a member, visit sema.org/sbn.
