By Michael Hart

	More than 2,500 students attended the 2014 S.T.E.A.M event at West Los Angeles College.

Are you looking for the next generation of innovators in the automotive industry? You might be able to find them at S.T.E.A.M. Nation. For the fourth year, S.T.E.A.M. Nation will draw more than 2,500 students from Los Angeles County schools to learn how science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) can intersect with careers they might go into when they finish school. It is a single day that allows companies in dynamic industries, such as the automotive aftermarket, to inspire children and ignite passion in the future creators of new technologies.

S.T.E.A.M. Nation will take place Saturday, October 10, at West Los Angeles College in Culver City, and there are major ways and reasons why the automotive industry should get involved.

“The elements of entrepreneurship and innovation are embedded in the automotive industry,” said Scott Golden of Star Education, one of the educational nonprofits involved with the event.

Technology leaders from all over Southern California will be at S.T.E.A.M. Nation, and Golden and his colleagues are hoping automotive companies will also be there.

“Kids can learn about your expertise by you showing them prototypes of products you make, then showing how you made them and what you did to improve products already out there,” said Raymond Loo, also of Star Education.

For instance, he pointed out, last year one exhibiting company started their demonstration by talking about customers who wanted a new kind of tire rims. Then they showed students the designs that came from those first ideas, followed by an engineer who talked about how he worked through the problem of transforming that design into a real product.

Children get excited about engineering and design by seeing how things are made, Loo added.

There will be opportunities for automotive companies to display and demonstrate their products and speak at workshop sessions that will be held throughout the day on technology and design topics.

For more information on how to get involved, go to steamnation.org or call 714-743-8823

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Becca Butler

	In addition to business on the Show floor, SEMA Show activities, attractions and events happen throughout Show week, including Friday, which features the SEMA Cruise, SEMA Ignited and more.

Attending the SEMA Show for the first time is exciting, and chances are that first-time attendees arrive anxious, eager and ready to enjoy the experience. But regardless of how much planning is involved, the Las Vegas Convention Center often looks very different in person from how it appears in photos and videos.

Many first-time attendees leave the Show with lessons learned and a list of tips and tricks to make future trips to the SEMA Show easier and more successful. Here are a few:

• Register in advance: Many Showgoers wait until the weeks just before the SEMA Show to register to attend without even realizing that registering before the mid-October deadline guarantees your badge will be mailed to you prior to the Show. Sure, it’s another piece of paper you need to keep in a safe location, but having it mailed in advance means you’ll be able to hit the Show floor immediately upon arriving.

• Use a scanner in the New Products Showcase: The New Products Showcase is the No. 1 buyer attraction at the SEMA Show, and thousands of buyers visit the area to get a quick overview of the products debuting at the Show. Veteran Showgoers have discovered that the bar code that accompanies each product in the Showcase can actually be scanned to create a personalized list of products that interest them the most. Scanning products is a quick and convenient way to get more information on each product and where to locate them on the Show floor.

• Stay for Friday: Getting away from the office is difficult, so first-time attendees often plan to attend the Show for one or two days, only to realize that they wished they had planned to stay longer. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the SEMA Show, so you might as well make the most out of everything the Show has to offer. Show activities, attractions and events are happening throughout the entire week, making each day just as valuable as any other.

• Take the Toyo Tires Treadpass: Because of the SEMA Show's large size, navigating from hall to hall within the Las Vegas Convention Center can sometimes be a challenge, especially if it’s your first time. Veteran Showgoers have learned that there are some quick and convenient shortcuts to get from one hall to the next. Located in between the Central and South Halls is the Toyo Tires Treadpass—an outside exhibit area that easily gets you from the middle of Central Hall to the middle of South hall.

• Attend an education seminar: One of the greatest things you can do for your business is take advantage of the resources available to help it grow and succeed. There are a number of education sessions offered throughout the week presented by world-class speakers and innovators in the industry that cover a wide range of industry-related topics. While many buyers are only focused on meeting with exhibitors, veteran Showgoers have discovered the value in attending at least one education seminar throughout the week.

• Get a free cup of coffee before the Show opens: Sometimes taxi lines and monorail stops can become overcrowded, especially the closer you get to the time the Show opens. Instead of waiting in line, head over to the convention center an hour early to grab a cup of coffee, see cool vehicles and mingle with other industry colleagues at Cars & Coffee taking place at the Westgate. If there’s one thing veteran Showgoers would have to say, it’s to make use of any opportunity to network with others in the industry.

The 2015 SEMA Show is taking place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. Register to attend before October 16 to receive the discounted rate of $25 and to receive your badge in the mail. After October 16, the price will increase to $75. For questions, contact customer service at 866-229-3687.

For more information, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Tech Transfer: Confidential CAD files from OEMs, such as GM, Ford, Chrysler and Scion are available and can be sent to SEMA manufacturing members anywhere.

• 3D Scanner: Manufacturers can ship parts to the SEMA Garage and have them scanned to create digital files.

• 3D Printing: Manufacturers can send digital files to the SEMA Garage and have them printed on a state-of-the-art Stratasys 450MC 3D printer.

• Emissions Lab: The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Measuring Sessions: SEMA members can access the SEMA Garage for measuring sessions from outside the region. To learn about all upcoming measuring sessions, please visit the SEMA Garage website.

To learn more about the SEMA Garage and its services, contact garage@sema.org.

	The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Tech Transfer: Confidential CAD files from OEMs, such as GM, Ford, Chrysler and Scion are available and can be sent to SEMA manufacturing members anywhere.

• 3D Scanner: Manufacturers can ship parts to the SEMA Garage and have them scanned to create digital files.

• 3D Printing: Manufacturers can send digital files to the SEMA Garage and have them printed on a state-of-the-art Stratasys 450MC 3D printer.

• Emissions Lab: The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Measuring Sessions: SEMA members can access the SEMA Garage for measuring sessions from outside the region. To learn about all upcoming measuring sessions, please visit the SEMA Garage website.

To learn more about the SEMA Garage and its services, contact garage@sema.org.

	The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Tech Transfer: Confidential CAD files from OEMs, such as GM, Ford, Chrysler and Scion are available and can be sent to SEMA manufacturing members anywhere.

• 3D Scanner: Manufacturers can ship parts to the SEMA Garage and have them scanned to create digital files.

• 3D Printing: Manufacturers can send digital files to the SEMA Garage and have them printed on a state-of-the-art Stratasys 450MC 3D printer.

• Emissions Lab: The SEMA Garage has a fleet of popular test vehicles for member use. Products can be sent to the SEMA Garage, where lab technicians will install and then test the product in an emissions lab on behalf of the member.

• Measuring Sessions: SEMA members can access the SEMA Garage for measuring sessions from outside the region. To learn about all upcoming measuring sessions, please visit the SEMA Garage website.

To learn more about the SEMA Garage and its services, contact garage@sema.org.

By SEMA Editors

The SEMA Cruise is held Friday after the Show closes.

This update is the second in a series designed to help attendees have a successful 2015 SEMA Show experience. The five SEMA Show related features and planning tips below will help attendees get the most from the Show and stay current with the latest Show and exhibitor news.

Number 1.
Visit the New Products Showcase – Known as the No. 1 SEMA Show destination for buyers and media, the showcase has a new, convenient location and extended hours. The 2015 New Products Showcase will be located on the Skybridge between Central and South Halls, opening Tuesday–Friday at 8:00 a.m.Buyers can take advantage of the free scanners available to get instant product information, including the exhibitor’s booth location, eliminating the need for buyers to take notes or rely on their memory. View the video to see how the New Products Showcase works.

Number 2.
More Reasons Friday Is Better – All exhibitors are ready to do business on Friday, from 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The New Products Showcase, Ford Out Front, GM Proving Ground, SEMA Central, West Coast Customs Experience, Optima Alley and Baja 1000 Score Exhibit are also in operation on Friday. With the SEMA Battle of the Builders® competition, SEMA Cruise and the official industry after-party—SEMA Ignited—Friday is shaping up to be the best day of the Show.

Number 3.
New Performance Pavilion and First Time & Featured Exhibitor Areas –Located in the new Performance Pavilion, the newly added First Time & Featured Exhibitors area was created for first-time exhibitors and companies displaying products typically found in other sections of the Show. The Performance Pavilion also includes the West Coast Customs Experience (WCEE), powered by Toyota. The 2015 version of the WCCE features master classes in five premier categories of vehicle customization, including audio and video, interiors, paint and graphics, wrap and tint, and wheels, suspension and accessories.

This additional area, along with the three original First Time & Featured Exhibitors areas, showcases companies that are new to the SEMA Show and is a gateway to all-new and innovative brands and serve as extensions to the SEMA Show's 12 designated floor sections. These areas offer buyers more companies and products to help meet the demands of their customers.

The 2015 SEMA Show will include a total of four First-Time and Featured Exhibitors areas:

• Performance Pavilion: Located in the outside area south of the Las Vegas Convention Center, adjacent to the Renaissance Hotel
• Upper South: Located in the upper level of South Hall, on the east side
• Grand Lobby Meeting Rooms: Located in the Las Vegas Convention Center Meeting Rooms N100-120, between North and Central Halls just east of the Grand Lobby
• Westgate Pavilion: Located in the Pavilion area of the Westgate Hotel, just north of the Las Vegas Convention Center

Below is a list of the first-time exhibitors in the Tools & Equipment section of the 2015 SEMA Show. To view all of the first-time exhibitors and their sections, visit the SEMA Show website.

Number 4.
Online Media Center Gives Buyers, Journalists Sneak Peek – Nearly 300 exhibitor press releases are posted on the SEMA Show Online Media Center, giving Showgoers a sneak peek of what to expect from exhibitors at this year’s Show. Product debuts, vehicle unveils and other SEMA Show activities are announced daily, so make sure you visit the online portal for the most up-to-date news.

Here are some of the most recent announcements.

Toyo Tires will introduce Celsius—a new variable-conditions tire delivering year-round versatility and winter-weather safety for both passenger cars and CUVs.

Toyo Tires, Booth #40039 introduces Celsius, a new variable-conditions tire delivering year-round versatility and winter-weather safety for both passenger cars and CUVs.

Performance Design Unlimited, Booth #38217 announces the BMW N55 Port Fuel Injection Kit, machined utilizing 6082-grade aluminum that’s engineered to deliver optimal levels of fuel delivery.

BASF, Booth #21437 is now accepting entries for its first-ever Glasurit Best Paint Award, which will be presented by Chip Foose at the 2015 SEMA Show. The award will honor outstanding excellence in painting using the Glasurit 22, 55, or 90 line products.

PRW Industries Inc., Booth #24023 announces new PQX harmonic dampers for Honda and Nissan applications. These harmonic dampers are now available for your Honda/Acura B-series of Nissan L-series engine applications.

Kargo Master Safari, Booth #36119 announces the Kargo Master Safari Hinge Step, constructed of powder-coated, high-grade steel for a safe and convenient approach and departure of the rooftop for the Jeep Wrangler JK.

Purdie Rogers, Booth #35055 introduces a new 100XQ cap designed specifically for the ’15 Ford F-150. Available now from LEER dealers, the new cap is styled to complement the vehicle’s body lines and design elements.

Register to attend the 2015 SEMA Show today. Exhibitors can post their news for free on the Online Media Center.

Number 5.
Know the Layout - There are new Locations for Taxi and Shuttle Pick Up/Drop Off. This year’s Show features two convenient taxi/shuttle stops: the East end of the Grand Lobby and the East side of the Performance Pavilion, just outside the South Halls. When taking a cab or shuttle to the SEMA Show, determine first where you are going, then check to see which drop-off location is closest. The two stops can be as much as a 15-minute walk from where you are going.

To view the layout of the exhibit halls inside the Las Vegas Convention Center, and to access the Show’s complete exhibitor list, visit www.semashow.com/floorplan.

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We’re here to help. We want your SEMA Show experience to be as easy and enjoyable as possible so that you can concentrate on the important things, such as seeing new products, getting new ideas, discovering new trends, meeting new exhibitors and checking in with your favorite exhibitors. The SEMA Show Strategy Guide is filled with recommendations and suggestions for booking your travel to Las Vegas, ground transportation options, places to eat well but inexpensively, free entertainment hot spots, suggested tipping amounts and more.

Not registered? Don’t miss out on the best business opportunity of the year. Register now. Got a question? Don’t hesitate to contact us at 909-396-0289.