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How Joining a SEMA Select Committee Benefits You and Your Industry

By Ashley Reyes

Graphic asking for volunteers to apply to serve on SEMA Council and Network select committees.

 

SEMA has opened applications for its nine council and network select committees at www.sema.org/volunteer.   
 

The strength of SEMA lies in its year-round commitment to the industry's future. This momentum is powered by staff and volunteers dedicated to fostering the success of the entire automotive aftermarket.
 

While staff manage day-to-day operations, council and network select committee volunteers are a huge part of the association's success, donating their time behind-the-scenes to advocate, protect and promote specific industry segments and professional communities.

 

What's Involved  


Becoming a select committee volunteer is your chance to influence progress in your market segment, help guide SEMA programs and initiatives and support the industry causes and issues you care about. Volunteering with other industry leaders, you'll help build programs, events and educational opportunities that are valuable to members--all while having fun with like-minded peers.
 

What's in It for You

Volunteering on a select committee is a great way to build leadership skills, expand your professional network and gain early insight into trends and insights that affect your segment. You'll also gain satisfaction from knowing that your contributions are driving real change, supporting the industry and making a lasting impact.

Group shots of the ETTN and WTSBC select committees.

 

From tracks to shops, select committee volunteers are committed to their community's success. Pictured are the Emerging Trends & Technology Network (ETTN) and Wheel, Tire, Suspension & Brake Council (WTSBC) select committees at their long-range planning meeting.

 

Why Volunteering Matters


The decisions made by committee members impact everything from council and network signature programs and networking events to educational webinars and business resources. By joining a select committee, you're actively participating in the decision-making process and advocating for the growth of and success of your community.
 

Apply Now and Turn Your Passion Into Impact


Whether you possess strong aftermarket knowledge, thrive as a collaborator, or have ideas for enhancing SEMA's current programs, your help is wanted. Volunteering doesn't require you to be an industry veteran--only a passion for making a real difference.   
 

As a select committee volunteer, you'll play an essential role strengthening your community and ensuring that SEMA's programs reflect the needs and values of its members. Learn more and apply here.

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