The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

The ’11 Camaro Convertible is one of the key passenger cars included in GM's project-vehicle program.

Companies interested in developing a GM-based project vehicle are required to submit proposals no later than Wednesday, May 11, 2011. GM's strategy for the 2011 SEMA Show focuses on passenger-car performance accessories and some pickups with full accessory programs from the accessories market. Key passenger cars to be considered are the Chevrolet Cruze and Camaro Convertible, and other GM product lines are available in limited quantities.

Proposals will be reviewed on an individual basis for approval. Three copies of the proposal, including a rendering on 8½- x 11-in. paper (stapled, not bound please) are requested and preferred over e-mailed submissions.

To be considered, proposals must include the four General Motors criteria listed below for content and definition:

• An introductory letter defining the project vehicle's theme (i.e. appealing to which market segment) and its general content, vehicle-need date and project-completion date.
• A list of specific system upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate. Please use the Excel-formatted “Sheet B,” which will be provided by calling Bob Kern as stated below.
• A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show and who will sponsor the vehicle if it is placed in a feature spot. Note that partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012. Proposals with guaranteed interior booth space will be given preferred consideration.
• 8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side and rear appearance (composite ¾ views are acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch also is recommended. Preservation of front-end brand identity (divisional emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

SEMA members interested in developing a General Motors project vehicle for the 2011 SEMA Show are encouraged to prepare a project description plan and submit it to:

Bob Kern
SEMA Relations Manager
2382 Browning Dr., Ste. 100
Orion, MI 48360

OR

E-mail: rob_eagle22@yahoo.com
Phone: 313/667-6126
Cell: 313/300-9471 (best access)
Fax: 313/667-5001

Please note that quantities for each brand will be limited. Vehicle availability (timing) may vary by brand, depending on start-of-production schedules. It is recommended to submit proposals early for preferential consideration, but no later than May 11, 2011.

Approved projects will be required to be completed no later than October 12, 2011. Build photos may be requested.

 

	The Member Resource Pool was formed to provide added assistance to the activities sponsored by the SBN, such as the SEMA Networking Breakfast.

The SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN) is a dynamic group of professional women, now numbering close to 300, whose mission is to encourage and assist in the professional development of women working in the specialty-equipment market. The committee offers many different opportunities for women to become involved, to build friendships, network and grow their career by serving as a mentor in the SBN-powered SEMA Mentoring Program, serving on the SBN Select Committee, or by participating in SEMA’s SBN Member Resource Pool.

The Member Resource Pool is a volunteer group open to any member of the SBN. The Member Resource Pool was formed to provide added assistance to the activities sponsored by the SBN, such as the SEMA Networking Breakfast at the annual SEMA Show, SEMA Mentoring Program, member-driven communications initiatives, regional networking events and much more.

The Member Resource Pool is comprised of a diverse group of women with different talents and areas of expertise; some are seasoned professionals and some are novices to the industry. Any woman who is a member of SEMA is invited to become involved in the Member Resource Pool through their free SBN membership.

The SBN is proud to announce its 2011 SBN Member Resource Pool members:

• Monique Alexander, Coface Collections
• Leslie Allen, The Marx Group
• Monika Banaitis, Keystone Automotive Operations
• Kathryn Gallagher, Go Rhino! Products
• Joyce Held, Right Coast Inc.
• Joyce Helms, Edgenet Inc.
• Christine LeMay, The Marx Group
• Ellen McKoy, EMK Marketing
• Patricia Stoll, Amsoil Inc.

If you would like to become more involved with SBN and consider serving on the SBN Member Resource Pool, contact Erin Gilhuly at erin_gilhuly@toyota.com. For more information about SBN, visit www.SEMA.org/sbn.

 

	The Member Resource Pool was formed to provide added assistance to the activities sponsored by the SBN, such as the SEMA Networking Breakfast.

The SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN) is a dynamic group of professional women, now numbering close to 300, whose mission is to encourage and assist in the professional development of women working in the specialty-equipment market. The committee offers many different opportunities for women to become involved, to build friendships, network and grow their career by serving as a mentor in the SBN-powered SEMA Mentoring Program, serving on the SBN Select Committee, or by participating in SEMA’s SBN Member Resource Pool.

The Member Resource Pool is a volunteer group open to any member of the SBN. The Member Resource Pool was formed to provide added assistance to the activities sponsored by the SBN, such as the SEMA Networking Breakfast at the annual SEMA Show, SEMA Mentoring Program, member-driven communications initiatives, regional networking events and much more.

The Member Resource Pool is comprised of a diverse group of women with different talents and areas of expertise; some are seasoned professionals and some are novices to the industry. Any woman who is a member of SEMA is invited to become involved in the Member Resource Pool through their free SBN membership.

The SBN is proud to announce its 2011 SBN Member Resource Pool members:

• Monique Alexander, Coface Collections
• Leslie Allen, The Marx Group
• Monika Banaitis, Keystone Automotive Operations
• Kathryn Gallagher, Go Rhino! Products
• Joyce Held, Right Coast Inc.
• Joyce Helms, Edgenet Inc.
• Christine LeMay, The Marx Group
• Ellen McKoy, EMK Marketing
• Patricia Stoll, Amsoil Inc.

If you would like to become more involved with SBN and consider serving on the SBN Member Resource Pool, contact Erin Gilhuly at erin_gilhuly@toyota.com. For more information about SBN, visit www.SEMA.org/sbn.