By Ashley Reyes
Female aftermarket professionals have limited time to register for the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) Women's Leadership Forum , featuring industry-tailored education, networking, and skill building.
The SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) Women's Leadership Forum returns in 2026 with all-new programming that will empower women in the automotive aftermarket to reach new levels of career success. Taking place March 3-5 in San Diego, California, the Forum will feature education sessions, hands-on workshops and networking opportunities that will help attendees grow their organizational value and build more engaged and stronger teams.
Why The Conference Matters Now
Unlike other leadership conferences that cater to all industries, the SBN Women's Leadership Forum was built by women in the aftermarket industry, for women in the aftermarket industry.
Attendees will gain access to:
- Industry-focused insights: Keynotes and panels focused on leadership, innovation and trends shaping the automotive aftermarket.
- Skill-building workshops: Hands-on sessions that strengthen communication, strategic thinking and decision-making.
- Confidence development: Tools to help women lead with authority, navigate challenges and influence outcomes.
- Networking and mentorship: Connections with peers, executives and industry leaders across the automotive sector.
- Measurable business impact: Actionable takeaways that enhance leadership performance and organizational effectiveness.
Last Chance to Register
Registration is $899 for members and $1,099 for non-members up to the day of the conference.
Secure a seat here and gain confidence and connections to make an impact as a leader in the industry in 2026 and beyond.
