SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
SEMA is governed by a Board of Directors who volunteer their time to lead and guide the association. A professional staff is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the programs and services.
As a trade association, SEMA is led by a volunteer Board of Directors. The individuals serving on the board are doing more than just "getting involved" and leading the association. They are serving the industry and all of the businesses within it. They are providing direction and playing a critical role in shaping the future of the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA board consists of 10 directors, the chairman, the chairman-elect, immediate past chairman and secretary/treasurer. While there are a limited number of seats on the board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.
The SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit is designed to help exhibitors leverage the Show’s unique programs and opportunities, and result in greater return on their investments.
SEMA Show organizers will share expert advice and proven strategies for exhibitor success during the SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit, June 8–10, 2015. The two-and-a-half-day event, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center months before the actual trade show takes place in November, is designed to help exhibitors leverage the SEMA Show’s unique programs and opportunities, and result in greater return on their investments.
With more than 130,000 industry professionals gathered at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas each year, the annual trade show provides exhibitors with a valuable opportunity to promote new products, connect with new and existing customers and generate valuable media coverage. The SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit highlights how the Show differs from other trade shows and reveals the value-added programs available to exhibitors. Topics addressed during the Summit include basic trade show goals and objectives, leveraging feature vehicle opportunities, promoting new products and connecting with reporters. The agenda also includes one-on-one sessions with Show experts and a tour of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
To make it easy and affordable for manufacturers to attend the Summit, SEMA and its hotel partners offer a limited number of hotel rooms for the Summit at no cost to participants. All meals at the Summit are also included. Participants are responsible for travel to and from Las Vegas and incidental hotel charges (phone, room service, etc.). Certain conditions do apply and are explained on the Exhibitor Summit website, or can be obtained by contacting sales@sema.org or 909-396-0289.
The SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit is designed to help exhibitors leverage the Show’s unique programs and opportunities, and result in greater return on their investments.
SEMA Show organizers will share expert advice and proven strategies for exhibitor success during the SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit, June 8–10, 2015. The two-and-a-half-day event, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center months before the actual trade show takes place in November, is designed to help exhibitors leverage the SEMA Show’s unique programs and opportunities, and result in greater return on their investments.
With more than 130,000 industry professionals gathered at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas each year, the annual trade show provides exhibitors with a valuable opportunity to promote new products, connect with new and existing customers and generate valuable media coverage. The SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit highlights how the Show differs from other trade shows and reveals the value-added programs available to exhibitors. Topics addressed during the Summit include basic trade show goals and objectives, leveraging feature vehicle opportunities, promoting new products and connecting with reporters. The agenda also includes one-on-one sessions with Show experts and a tour of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
To make it easy and affordable for manufacturers to attend the Summit, SEMA and its hotel partners offer a limited number of hotel rooms for the Summit at no cost to participants. All meals at the Summit are also included. Participants are responsible for travel to and from Las Vegas and incidental hotel charges (phone, room service, etc.). Certain conditions do apply and are explained on the Exhibitor Summit website, or can be obtained by contacting sales@sema.org or 909-396-0289.
