All SEMA Manufacturer Members

• 2011 Nissan Juke
• All-New crossover
• FWD & AWD
• CVT w/S-mode
• 1.6L 4-cyl. DIG™ turbo

RSVP now. Deadline is Friday, December 3.

For questions, contact Bill Wolf, Kelly Clancy or call 909-978-6735.

All SEMA Manufacturer Members

• 2011 Nissan Juke
• All-New crossover
• FWD & AWD
• CVT w/S-mode
• 1.6L 4-cyl. DIG™ turbo

RSVP now. Deadline is Friday, December 3.

For questions, contact Bill Wolf, Kelly Clancy or call 909-978-6735.

All SEMA Manufacturer Members

• 2011 Nissan Juke
• All-New crossover
• FWD & AWD
• CVT w/S-mode
• 1.6L 4-cyl. DIG™ turbo

RSVP now. Deadline is Friday, December 3.

For questions, contact Bill Wolf, Kelly Clancy or call 909-978-6735.

The December issue of SEMA News hits the digital newsstand.

Ready for 2011? In addition to a positive attitude and a healthy list of New Year's Resolutions, make it a priority to study what the experts are predicting for the specialty-equipment market in the next 12 months. The December issue of SEMA News is a great place to start your research, beginning with a panel discussion between SEMA's council leaders concerning what's on their radar for the next year. The issue also has a special section ripped from the pages of Popular Hot Rodding, featuring a forecast on the future of hot rodding, according to 12 trendsetting builders. The cover feature, "A Few Words With Bob Moore," challenges business owners to capitalize on the newest trends by investing in the technology that brings specialty-equipment parts and customers closer together. Moore explains in his interview with SEMA News that it's all to common for specialty-equipment manufacturers not to have their data in the wrong format, which ultimately equals lost sales opportunities.

Aside from the industry forecasting and trend reporting, the December issue also features:

• Complete coverage of the NHRA Museum's Newest Exhibit—Axes and Axles
• The 2010 Year in Review from SEMA's Legislative Affairs department in Washington, D.C.
• "Getting Social on the Job Hunt," which uses social media as a tool for your next career move
• A photo-driven recap of 21 SEMA-member manufacturers exploring opportunities in China

The digital edition of the December issue of SEMA News also features video enhancements from advertisers, direct e-mail and website links to all references and is available free-of-charge until the end of the month. For more information about advertising, please contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media Inc., 818/248-4900 or joe@motormediainc.com.

The December issue of SEMA News hits the digital newsstand.

Ready for 2011? In addition to a positive attitude and a healthy list of New Year's Resolutions, make it a priority to study what the experts are predicting for the specialty-equipment market in the next 12 months. The December issue of SEMA News is a great place to start your research, beginning with a panel discussion between SEMA's council leaders concerning what's on their radar for the next year. The issue also has a special section ripped from the pages of Popular Hot Rodding, featuring a forecast on the future of hot rodding, according to 12 trendsetting builders. The cover feature, "A Few Words With Bob Moore," challenges business owners to capitalize on the newest trends by investing in the technology that brings specialty-equipment parts and customers closer together. Moore explains in his interview with SEMA News that it's all to common for specialty-equipment manufacturers not to have their data in the wrong format, which ultimately equals lost sales opportunities.

Aside from the industry forecasting and trend reporting, the December issue also features:

• Complete coverage of the NHRA Museum's Newest Exhibit—Axes and Axles
• The 2010 Year in Review from SEMA's Legislative Affairs department in Washington, D.C.
• "Getting Social on the Job Hunt," which uses social media as a tool for your next career move
• A photo-driven recap of 21 SEMA-member manufacturers exploring opportunities in China

The digital edition of the December issue of SEMA News also features video enhancements from advertisers, direct e-mail and website links to all references and is available free-of-charge until the end of the month. For more information about advertising, please contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media Inc., 818/248-4900 or joe@motormediainc.com.

The December issue of SEMA News hits the digital newsstand.

Ready for 2011? In addition to a positive attitude and a healthy list of New Year's Resolutions, make it a priority to study what the experts are predicting for the specialty-equipment market in the next 12 months. The December issue of SEMA News is a great place to start your research, beginning with a panel discussion between SEMA's council leaders concerning what's on their radar for the next year. The issue also has a special section ripped from the pages of Popular Hot Rodding, featuring a forecast on the future of hot rodding, according to 12 trendsetting builders. The cover feature, "A Few Words With Bob Moore," challenges business owners to capitalize on the newest trends by investing in the technology that brings specialty-equipment parts and customers closer together. Moore explains in his interview with SEMA News that it's all to common for specialty-equipment manufacturers not to have their data in the wrong format, which ultimately equals lost sales opportunities.

Aside from the industry forecasting and trend reporting, the December issue also features:

• Complete coverage of the NHRA Museum's Newest Exhibit—Axes and Axles
• The 2010 Year in Review from SEMA's Legislative Affairs department in Washington, D.C.
• "Getting Social on the Job Hunt," which uses social media as a tool for your next career move
• A photo-driven recap of 21 SEMA-member manufacturers exploring opportunities in China

The digital edition of the December issue of SEMA News also features video enhancements from advertisers, direct e-mail and website links to all references and is available free-of-charge until the end of the month. For more information about advertising, please contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media Inc., 818/248-4900 or joe@motormediainc.com.

The December issue of SEMA News hits the digital newsstand.

Ready for 2011? In addition to a positive attitude and a healthy list of New Year's Resolutions, make it a priority to study what the experts are predicting for the specialty-equipment market in the next 12 months. The December issue of SEMA News is a great place to start your research, beginning with a panel discussion between SEMA's council leaders concerning what's on their radar for the next year. The issue also has a special section ripped from the pages of Popular Hot Rodding, featuring a forecast on the future of hot rodding, according to 12 trendsetting builders. The cover feature, "A Few Words With Bob Moore," challenges business owners to capitalize on the newest trends by investing in the technology that brings specialty-equipment parts and customers closer together. Moore explains in his interview with SEMA News that it's all to common for specialty-equipment manufacturers not to have their data in the wrong format, which ultimately equals lost sales opportunities.

Aside from the industry forecasting and trend reporting, the December issue also features:

• Complete coverage of the NHRA Museum's Newest Exhibit—Axes and Axles
• The 2010 Year in Review from SEMA's Legislative Affairs department in Washington, D.C.
• "Getting Social on the Job Hunt," which uses social media as a tool for your next career move
• A photo-driven recap of 21 SEMA-member manufacturers exploring opportunities in China

The digital edition of the December issue of SEMA News also features video enhancements from advertisers, direct e-mail and website links to all references and is available free-of-charge until the end of the month. For more information about advertising, please contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media Inc., 818/248-4900 or joe@motormediainc.com.

The December issue of SEMA News hits the digital newsstand.

Ready for 2011? In addition to a positive attitude and a healthy list of New Year's Resolutions, make it a priority to study what the experts are predicting for the specialty-equipment market in the next 12 months. The December issue of SEMA News is a great place to start your research, beginning with a panel discussion between SEMA's council leaders concerning what's on their radar for the next year. The issue also has a special section ripped from the pages of Popular Hot Rodding, featuring a forecast on the future of hot rodding, according to 12 trendsetting builders. The cover feature, "A Few Words With Bob Moore," challenges business owners to capitalize on the newest trends by investing in the technology that brings specialty-equipment parts and customers closer together. Moore explains in his interview with SEMA News that it's all to common for specialty-equipment manufacturers not to have their data in the wrong format, which ultimately equals lost sales opportunities.

Aside from the industry forecasting and trend reporting, the December issue also features:

• Complete coverage of the NHRA Museum's Newest Exhibit—Axes and Axles
• The 2010 Year in Review from SEMA's Legislative Affairs department in Washington, D.C.
• "Getting Social on the Job Hunt," which uses social media as a tool for your next career move
• A photo-driven recap of 21 SEMA-member manufacturers exploring opportunities in China

The digital edition of the December issue of SEMA News also features video enhancements from advertisers, direct e-mail and website links to all references and is available free-of-charge until the end of the month. For more information about advertising, please contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media Inc., 818/248-4900 or joe@motormediainc.com.

Are you hunting for a new job? The “Positions Available” section in the SEMA Member Classifieds lists more than 50 job openings around the country. Highlighted this week are some of the latest sales positions available for various levels.

JMPR Public Relations in Los Angeles is hiring a public relations agency account executive. This position requires a degree in journalism or public relations and at least two to three years of PR agency experience. Candidates must be able to pitch a diverse section of media, including national and local broadcast, web sites, social media, newspapers and web equivalents, lifestyle publications, travel media and/or automotive enthusiast/trade.

PDK Wheels in Northwest Indiana is looking for a detail-oriented and dynamic sales representative. The candidate must be able to perform in a friendly team-oriented environment. Knowledge of automotive wheels and tires is preferred. This position will be responsible for managing customers and building relationships with the company's customer base.

A company in West Palm Beach, Florida, is hiring an aftermarket sales associate with knowledge of 12-volt accessories, bolt-on truck and SUV accessories and soft-item sales. Dealership experience is helpful but not necessary.

Are you hunting for a new job? The “Positions Available” section in the SEMA Member Classifieds lists more than 50 job openings around the country. Highlighted this week are some of the latest sales positions available for various levels.

JMPR Public Relations in Los Angeles is hiring a public relations agency account executive. This position requires a degree in journalism or public relations and at least two to three years of PR agency experience. Candidates must be able to pitch a diverse section of media, including national and local broadcast, web sites, social media, newspapers and web equivalents, lifestyle publications, travel media and/or automotive enthusiast/trade.

PDK Wheels in Northwest Indiana is looking for a detail-oriented and dynamic sales representative. The candidate must be able to perform in a friendly team-oriented environment. Knowledge of automotive wheels and tires is preferred. This position will be responsible for managing customers and building relationships with the company's customer base.

A company in West Palm Beach, Florida, is hiring an aftermarket sales associate with knowledge of 12-volt accessories, bolt-on truck and SUV accessories and soft-item sales. Dealership experience is helpful but not necessary.