The SEMA Show Directory is one of the strongest tools buyers use to learn about exhibiting companies, their products and location at the Show.

By Jason Catullo

The deadline to update exhibitor information for the printed 2015 SEMA Show Directory is August 28.

The SEMA Show Directory is one of the strongest tools buyers use to learn about exhibiting companies and their products. In addition, more than two-thirds of Show buyers say the directory is a useful tool for navigating the Show. 

To review or update your company information, please follow the instructions below.

1. Go to SEMA Show Directory Update
2. Select your company from the list
3. Enter your company password: (your password is nine numerical digits followed by the letter "O")
4. Click "login"

Additional Show Directory Update instructions are available at www.SEMAShow.com/show-directory-instructions.

Contact Brendan Gillespie at brendang@sema.org for more information.

While updating their listing, exhibitors should ensure that they select the applicable product categories. Only an exhibitor’s product category will be included in the printed 2015 SEMA Show Directory.

	The SEMA Political Action Committee helps support members of Congress who understand the market’s positive impact on the American economy.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Whether it’s the law or the people that make laws, things in our nation’s capital are always changing. We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while others determine the future of our industry. SEMA’s Political Action Committee (SEMA PAC) helps you keep pace by supporting the Congressional car guys and gals who have our industry’s back.

By law, SEMA itself cannot use its funds to contribute to lawmakers and political candidates. However, SEMA PAC allows members to pool their resources to speak in one voice. The more people who join, the greater our ability to impact change.

“We are pleased to report that more people are supporting the PAC than ever before. To show our appreciation, we’ve published the inaugural SEMA PAC Honor Roll. Visit www.SEMAPAC.com, or check us out on Facebook, to see who made the grade or add your name to the list.”

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

	The SEMA Political Action Committee helps support members of Congress who understand the market’s positive impact on the American economy.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Whether it’s the law or the people that make laws, things in our nation’s capital are always changing. We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while others determine the future of our industry. SEMA’s Political Action Committee (SEMA PAC) helps you keep pace by supporting the Congressional car guys and gals who have our industry’s back.

By law, SEMA itself cannot use its funds to contribute to lawmakers and political candidates. However, SEMA PAC allows members to pool their resources to speak in one voice. The more people who join, the greater our ability to impact change.

“We are pleased to report that more people are supporting the PAC than ever before. To show our appreciation, we’ve published the inaugural SEMA PAC Honor Roll. Visit www.SEMAPAC.com, or check us out on Facebook, to see who made the grade or add your name to the list.”

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

	The SEMA Political Action Committee helps support members of Congress who understand the market’s positive impact on the American economy.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

Whether it’s the law or the people that make laws, things in our nation’s capital are always changing. We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while others determine the future of our industry. SEMA’s Political Action Committee (SEMA PAC) helps you keep pace by supporting the Congressional car guys and gals who have our industry’s back.

By law, SEMA itself cannot use its funds to contribute to lawmakers and political candidates. However, SEMA PAC allows members to pool their resources to speak in one voice. The more people who join, the greater our ability to impact change.

“We are pleased to report that more people are supporting the PAC than ever before. To show our appreciation, we’ve published the inaugural SEMA PAC Honor Roll. Visit www.SEMAPAC.com, or check us out on Facebook, to see who made the grade or add your name to the list.”

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

	To submit nominations for SEMA’s Council & Network awards, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

By SEMA Editors

The last chance to submit nominations for SEMA’s council and network awards is tomorrow, Friday, August 7. The awards, for presentation at the 2015 SEMA Show, honor the individuals, companies and products that have proven themselves leaders in their business segments. Any employee of a council-member company and all network members can nominate those who deserve recognition for their outstanding dedication and service to the industry.

To nominate, visit the SEMA Council & Network Awards page.

“One of the greatest benefits that our councils and networks offer is the ability to recognize peers for their contributions to SEMA and the industry,” said Nathan Ridnouer, SEMA vice president of councils and membership. “We do this each year on the big stage at each of the networking receptions in Las Vegas during SEMA Show week. This is members’ opportunity to reflect back on the past year and nominate the individual who epitomizes leadership and who gave back to their industry segment.”

For a complete list of awards, along with the criteria and nomination forms for each, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

	To submit nominations for SEMA’s Council & Network awards, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

By SEMA Editors

The last chance to submit nominations for SEMA’s council and network awards is tomorrow, Friday, August 7. The awards, for presentation at the 2015 SEMA Show, honor the individuals, companies and products that have proven themselves leaders in their business segments. Any employee of a council-member company and all network members can nominate those who deserve recognition for their outstanding dedication and service to the industry.

To nominate, visit the SEMA Council & Network Awards page.

“One of the greatest benefits that our councils and networks offer is the ability to recognize peers for their contributions to SEMA and the industry,” said Nathan Ridnouer, SEMA vice president of councils and membership. “We do this each year on the big stage at each of the networking receptions in Las Vegas during SEMA Show week. This is members’ opportunity to reflect back on the past year and nominate the individual who epitomizes leadership and who gave back to their industry segment.”

For a complete list of awards, along with the criteria and nomination forms for each, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

	To submit nominations for SEMA’s Council & Network awards, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

By SEMA Editors

The last chance to submit nominations for SEMA’s council and network awards is tomorrow, Friday, August 7. The awards, for presentation at the 2015 SEMA Show, honor the individuals, companies and products that have proven themselves leaders in their business segments. Any employee of a council-member company and all network members can nominate those who deserve recognition for their outstanding dedication and service to the industry.

To nominate, visit the SEMA Council & Network Awards page.

“One of the greatest benefits that our councils and networks offer is the ability to recognize peers for their contributions to SEMA and the industry,” said Nathan Ridnouer, SEMA vice president of councils and membership. “We do this each year on the big stage at each of the networking receptions in Las Vegas during SEMA Show week. This is members’ opportunity to reflect back on the past year and nominate the individual who epitomizes leadership and who gave back to their industry segment.”

For a complete list of awards, along with the criteria and nomination forms for each, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

	To submit nominations for SEMA’s Council & Network awards, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

By SEMA Editors

The last chance to submit nominations for SEMA’s council and network awards is tomorrow, Friday, August 7. The awards, for presentation at the 2015 SEMA Show, honor the individuals, companies and products that have proven themselves leaders in their business segments. Any employee of a council-member company and all network members can nominate those who deserve recognition for their outstanding dedication and service to the industry.

To nominate, visit the SEMA Council & Network Awards page.

“One of the greatest benefits that our councils and networks offer is the ability to recognize peers for their contributions to SEMA and the industry,” said Nathan Ridnouer, SEMA vice president of councils and membership. “We do this each year on the big stage at each of the networking receptions in Las Vegas during SEMA Show week. This is members’ opportunity to reflect back on the past year and nominate the individual who epitomizes leadership and who gave back to their industry segment.”

For a complete list of awards, along with the criteria and nomination forms for each, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

	To submit nominations for SEMA’s Council & Network awards, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

By SEMA Editors

The last chance to submit nominations for SEMA’s council and network awards is tomorrow, Friday, August 7. The awards, for presentation at the 2015 SEMA Show, honor the individuals, companies and products that have proven themselves leaders in their business segments. Any employee of a council-member company and all network members can nominate those who deserve recognition for their outstanding dedication and service to the industry.

To nominate, visit the SEMA Council & Network Awards page.

“One of the greatest benefits that our councils and networks offer is the ability to recognize peers for their contributions to SEMA and the industry,” said Nathan Ridnouer, SEMA vice president of councils and membership. “We do this each year on the big stage at each of the networking receptions in Las Vegas during SEMA Show week. This is members’ opportunity to reflect back on the past year and nominate the individual who epitomizes leadership and who gave back to their industry segment.”

For a complete list of awards, along with the criteria and nomination forms for each, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

	To submit nominations for SEMA’s Council & Network awards, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.

By SEMA Editors

The last chance to submit nominations for SEMA’s council and network awards is tomorrow, Friday, August 7. The awards, for presentation at the 2015 SEMA Show, honor the individuals, companies and products that have proven themselves leaders in their business segments. Any employee of a council-member company and all network members can nominate those who deserve recognition for their outstanding dedication and service to the industry.

To nominate, visit the SEMA Council & Network Awards page.

“One of the greatest benefits that our councils and networks offer is the ability to recognize peers for their contributions to SEMA and the industry,” said Nathan Ridnouer, SEMA vice president of councils and membership. “We do this each year on the big stage at each of the networking receptions in Las Vegas during SEMA Show week. This is members’ opportunity to reflect back on the past year and nominate the individual who epitomizes leadership and who gave back to their industry segment.”

For a complete list of awards, along with the criteria and nomination forms for each, visit www.sema.org/council-network-awards.