By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

There’s a lot happening in our nation’s capital that affects your bottom line. SEMA’s Political Action Committee (SEMA PAC) is working hard to ensure that our industry is protected, but we can’t do it alone.

Whether it’s keeping harmful ethanol out of collector cars, reducing burdensome taxes or saving national treasures, such as the Bonneville Salt Flats, it’s critical to be engaged. Don’t believe us? Watch an important video message from SEMA Chairman Doug Evans and SEMA Chairman-Elect Wade Kawasaki.

Any SEMA member can join and make a difference. It doesn’t matter if you have five employees or 500, it’s in everyone’s best interest to get involved and stay active. During this year’s SEMA Show, stop by the PAC booth in the North Hall Upstairs Lobby and make your voice heard by becoming a SEMA PAC member. You can also sign up for free by visiting SEMAPAC.com. It takes seconds and there is never an obligation to contribute.

To learn more, contact SEMA PAC & Congressional Relations Manager Christian Robinson at christianr@sema.org.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

There’s a lot happening in our nation’s capital that affects your bottom line. SEMA’s Political Action Committee (SEMA PAC) is working hard to ensure that our industry is protected, but we can’t do it alone.

Whether it’s keeping harmful ethanol out of collector cars, reducing burdensome taxes or saving national treasures, such as the Bonneville Salt Flats, it’s critical to be engaged. Don’t believe us? Watch an important video message from SEMA Chairman Doug Evans and SEMA Chairman-Elect Wade Kawasaki.

Any SEMA member can join and make a difference. It doesn’t matter if you have five employees or 500, it’s in everyone’s best interest to get involved and stay active. During this year’s SEMA Show, stop by the PAC booth in the North Hall Upstairs Lobby and make your voice heard by becoming a SEMA PAC member. You can also sign up for free by visiting SEMAPAC.com. It takes seconds and there is never an obligation to contribute.

To learn more, contact SEMA PAC & Congressional Relations Manager Christian Robinson at christianr@sema.org.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

There’s a lot happening in our nation’s capital that affects your bottom line. SEMA’s Political Action Committee (SEMA PAC) is working hard to ensure that our industry is protected, but we can’t do it alone.

Whether it’s keeping harmful ethanol out of collector cars, reducing burdensome taxes or saving national treasures, such as the Bonneville Salt Flats, it’s critical to be engaged. Don’t believe us? Watch an important video message from SEMA Chairman Doug Evans and SEMA Chairman-Elect Wade Kawasaki.

Any SEMA member can join and make a difference. It doesn’t matter if you have five employees or 500, it’s in everyone’s best interest to get involved and stay active. During this year’s SEMA Show, stop by the PAC booth in the North Hall Upstairs Lobby and make your voice heard by becoming a SEMA PAC member. You can also sign up for free by visiting SEMAPAC.com. It takes seconds and there is never an obligation to contribute.

To learn more, contact SEMA PAC & Congressional Relations Manager Christian Robinson at christianr@sema.org.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Stop by the SAN display at SEMA Ignited to meet Courtney Hansen. Last year, she posed with the rolling chassis of SAN Director Colby Martin’s ’31 Ford Model A hot rod as pictured here. The finished project will be shown all week long at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth #60003.

Automotive media personality Courtney Hansen will once again be the guest of the SEMA Action Network (SAN) at SEMA Ignited—the SEMA Show’s official after-party. Once the Show closes on Friday, the SEMA Show cars and trucks will assemble at the Gold Lot across the street from the convention center for SEMA Ignited—an outdoor extravaganza that includes food, music, celebrities, iconic builders and displays. Those attending can meet Hansen at the SAN display, November 6, 2015, from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.  

In addition to meeting and greeting attendees, Hansen will promote the SAN’s effort to combat unfair laws and regulations. Founded in 1997, this growing alliance is comprised of industry members and hobbyists fighting unfair automotive laws and regulations. Stop by to have your photo taken with Hansen and learn more about the SAN’s efforts to keep hobby vehicles on the road.  

For more about the SEMA Ignited event, please visit the official website. Contact Colby Martin at san@sema.org for additional information.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Stop by the SAN display at SEMA Ignited to meet Courtney Hansen. Last year, she posed with the rolling chassis of SAN Director Colby Martin’s ’31 Ford Model A hot rod as pictured here. The finished project will be shown all week long at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth #60003.

Automotive media personality Courtney Hansen will once again be the guest of the SEMA Action Network (SAN) at SEMA Ignited—the SEMA Show’s official after-party. Once the Show closes on Friday, the SEMA Show cars and trucks will assemble at the Gold Lot across the street from the convention center for SEMA Ignited—an outdoor extravaganza that includes food, music, celebrities, iconic builders and displays. Those attending can meet Hansen at the SAN display, November 6, 2015, from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.  

In addition to meeting and greeting attendees, Hansen will promote the SAN’s effort to combat unfair laws and regulations. Founded in 1997, this growing alliance is comprised of industry members and hobbyists fighting unfair automotive laws and regulations. Stop by to have your photo taken with Hansen and learn more about the SAN’s efforts to keep hobby vehicles on the road.  

For more about the SEMA Ignited event, please visit the official website. Contact Colby Martin at san@sema.org for additional information.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Stop by the SAN display at SEMA Ignited to meet Courtney Hansen. Last year, she posed with the rolling chassis of SAN Director Colby Martin’s ’31 Ford Model A hot rod as pictured here. The finished project will be shown all week long at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth #60003.

Automotive media personality Courtney Hansen will once again be the guest of the SEMA Action Network (SAN) at SEMA Ignited—the SEMA Show’s official after-party. Once the Show closes on Friday, the SEMA Show cars and trucks will assemble at the Gold Lot across the street from the convention center for SEMA Ignited—an outdoor extravaganza that includes food, music, celebrities, iconic builders and displays. Those attending can meet Hansen at the SAN display, November 6, 2015, from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.  

In addition to meeting and greeting attendees, Hansen will promote the SAN’s effort to combat unfair laws and regulations. Founded in 1997, this growing alliance is comprised of industry members and hobbyists fighting unfair automotive laws and regulations. Stop by to have your photo taken with Hansen and learn more about the SAN’s efforts to keep hobby vehicles on the road.  

For more about the SEMA Ignited event, please visit the official website. Contact Colby Martin at san@sema.org for additional information.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Stop by the SAN display at SEMA Ignited to meet Courtney Hansen. Last year, she posed with the rolling chassis of SAN Director Colby Martin’s ’31 Ford Model A hot rod as pictured here. The finished project will be shown all week long at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth #60003.

Automotive media personality Courtney Hansen will once again be the guest of the SEMA Action Network (SAN) at SEMA Ignited—the SEMA Show’s official after-party. Once the Show closes on Friday, the SEMA Show cars and trucks will assemble at the Gold Lot across the street from the convention center for SEMA Ignited—an outdoor extravaganza that includes food, music, celebrities, iconic builders and displays. Those attending can meet Hansen at the SAN display, November 6, 2015, from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.  

In addition to meeting and greeting attendees, Hansen will promote the SAN’s effort to combat unfair laws and regulations. Founded in 1997, this growing alliance is comprised of industry members and hobbyists fighting unfair automotive laws and regulations. Stop by to have your photo taken with Hansen and learn more about the SAN’s efforts to keep hobby vehicles on the road.  

For more about the SEMA Ignited event, please visit the official website. Contact Colby Martin at san@sema.org for additional information.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Stop by the SAN display at SEMA Ignited to meet Courtney Hansen. Last year, she posed with the rolling chassis of SAN Director Colby Martin’s ’31 Ford Model A hot rod as pictured here. The finished project will be shown all week long at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth #60003.

Automotive media personality Courtney Hansen will once again be the guest of the SEMA Action Network (SAN) at SEMA Ignited—the SEMA Show’s official after-party. Once the Show closes on Friday, the SEMA Show cars and trucks will assemble at the Gold Lot across the street from the convention center for SEMA Ignited—an outdoor extravaganza that includes food, music, celebrities, iconic builders and displays. Those attending can meet Hansen at the SAN display, November 6, 2015, from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.  

In addition to meeting and greeting attendees, Hansen will promote the SAN’s effort to combat unfair laws and regulations. Founded in 1997, this growing alliance is comprised of industry members and hobbyists fighting unfair automotive laws and regulations. Stop by to have your photo taken with Hansen and learn more about the SAN’s efforts to keep hobby vehicles on the road.  

For more about the SEMA Ignited event, please visit the official website. Contact Colby Martin at san@sema.org for additional information.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Stop by the SAN display at SEMA Ignited to meet Courtney Hansen. Last year, she posed with the rolling chassis of SAN Director Colby Martin’s ’31 Ford Model A hot rod as pictured here. The finished project will be shown all week long at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth #60003.

Automotive media personality Courtney Hansen will once again be the guest of the SEMA Action Network (SAN) at SEMA Ignited—the SEMA Show’s official after-party. Once the Show closes on Friday, the SEMA Show cars and trucks will assemble at the Gold Lot across the street from the convention center for SEMA Ignited—an outdoor extravaganza that includes food, music, celebrities, iconic builders and displays. Those attending can meet Hansen at the SAN display, November 6, 2015, from 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.  

In addition to meeting and greeting attendees, Hansen will promote the SAN’s effort to combat unfair laws and regulations. Founded in 1997, this growing alliance is comprised of industry members and hobbyists fighting unfair automotive laws and regulations. Stop by to have your photo taken with Hansen and learn more about the SAN’s efforts to keep hobby vehicles on the road.  

For more about the SEMA Ignited event, please visit the official website. Contact Colby Martin at san@sema.org for additional information.

By SEMA Editors

SEMA is offering two free lunch vouchers for non-member buyer companies that become SEMA members, redeemable any day during the Show from 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

SEMA is offering special incentives exclusively for non-member buyer companies that become SEMA members at the 2015 SEMA Show—free lunch at the 2015 Show and SEMA will pay for two badges to the 2016 Show!

Details:

• Two free lunch vouchers redeemable any day during the show from 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Pick up a hot lunch or Grab N’ Go lunch and relax in the SEMA Members Lounge located in the Grand Lobby (N251).
• SEMA will pay for up to two 2016 SEMA Show badges for your company personnel! (Please note: Promotion applies only to non-members attending the Show as buyers. Non-exhibiting manufacturers and service providers are not eligible. Personnel must meet the Show eligibility requirements.)

Did you know that SEMA membership for retailers starts as low as $100/year? See all of the benefits that come with a SEMA membership.

For questions regarding Show incentives or SEMA membership, contact SEMA Membership Director Gary Vigil at 909-978-6738 or garyv@sema.org.