By Jason Catullo
Join trade show experts in Las Vegas for the 2017 SEMA Exhibitor Summit, Monday–Tuesday, June 19–20, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Now in its eighth year, the Summit is designed to provide direct advice on how to plan for the SEMA Show by highlighting cost-saving techniques and discount programs available.
The SEMA Garage’s Tech Transfer program was originally conceived as a way to help member companies acquire original-equipment manufacturer (OEM) computer-aided design (CAD) data, making it possible to quickly produce parts that fit the latest models. By logging into the Tech Transfer online portal, a member has access to OEM CAD data and the opportunity to request specific data for one or more vehicles.
Tech Transfer partners with OEMs that include Ford, Lincoln, General Motors/Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Fiat and Scion, providing members with the opportunity to access manufacturer vehicle data within those networks. Participating members must be manufacturers, and downloads of OEM data must be approved by the OEM.
The SEMA Garage’s Tech Transfer program was originally conceived as a way to help member companies acquire original-equipment manufacturer (OEM) computer-aided design (CAD) data, making it possible to quickly produce parts that fit the latest models. By logging into the Tech Transfer online portal, a member has access to OEM CAD data and the opportunity to request specific data for one or more vehicles.
Tech Transfer partners with OEMs that include Ford, Lincoln, General Motors/Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Fiat and Scion, providing members with the opportunity to access manufacturer vehicle data within those networks. Participating members must be manufacturers, and downloads of OEM data must be approved by the OEM.
By Amelia Zwecher
 HR professionals can find answers to the toughest and most common HR questions by visiting the “Issues & Answers” section of the HR Hub. |
In the HR industry, change is quite normal as benefits, employee relations and employment laws and regulations modify often. It’s important for business professionals (HR teams, hiring managers or general managers) to stay abreast of HR updates to remain compliant. Busy work schedules can make this a challenge for most professionals, but SEMA’s HR Hub offers a resolution. Setting up alerts on the HR Hub based on preferred parameters makes it easier to stay up-to-date on local state laws. Find answers to the toughest and most common HR questions by visiting the “Issues & Answers” section of the HR Hub.
According to SEMA’s HR Hub, the top-five hot topics for the week include:
1. Employers taking a variety of steps to stem cost increases and improve employee health (survey results).
2. A Korn Ferry CHRO survey revealing serious gaps in HR talent, including low business IQ (survey results).
3. A survey exposing an alarming divide between male and female executives about gender parity (survey results).
4. Majority of executives saying that talking politics at work is a no-no (survey results).
5. Florida lawmakers finalizing a rideshare bill (state law).
Find an answer to these issues by visiting the SEMA HR Hub. For more information, contact manager of career services, Amelia F. Zwecher, PhD, PHR, at ameliaz@sema.org.
By Amelia Zwecher
HR professionals can find answers to the toughest and most common HR questions by visiting the “Issues & Answers” section of the HR Hub. |
In the HR industry, change is quite normal as benefits, employee relations and employment laws and regulations modify often. It’s important for business professionals (HR teams, hiring managers or general managers) to stay abreast of HR updates to remain compliant. Busy work schedules can make this a challenge for most professionals, but SEMA’s HR Hub offers a resolution. Setting up alerts on the HR Hub based on preferred parameters makes it easier to stay up-to-date on local state laws. Find answers to the toughest and most common HR questions by visiting the “Issues & Answers” section of the HR Hub.
According to SEMA’s HR Hub, the top-five hot topics for the week include:
1. Employers taking a variety of steps to stem cost increases and improve employee health (survey results).
2. A Korn Ferry CHRO survey revealing serious gaps in HR talent, including low business IQ (survey results).
3. A survey exposing an alarming divide between male and female executives about gender parity (survey results).
4. Majority of executives saying that talking politics at work is a no-no (survey results).
5. Florida lawmakers finalizing a rideshare bill (state law).
Find an answer to these issues by visiting the SEMA HR Hub. For more information, contact manager of career services, Amelia F. Zwecher, PhD, PHR, at ameliaz@sema.org.
By Della Domingo
 Media credentials allow journalists to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies, and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories. |
Media registration for the 2017 SEMA Show is now open.
This year’s SEMA Show is taking place October 31–November 3, 2017, in Las Vegas. The event is on track to feature more than 2,400 exhibiting manufacturers of automotive parts, and include a full week of special events and activities. Register to attend today, and secure hotel accommodations for the entire week.
Advance registration will ensure journalists’ badges are ready for pickup in the Media Center (Room S220) without any delays. Media credentials allow them to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories.
As a trade-only event, media credentials are available to qualified individuals who are reporting on the event. Even if they have previously attended the SEMA Show, they may be required to submit qualifying materials to verify their affiliation with a media company.
Members of the media can get the most out of the 2017 SEMA Show by selecting the following media activities during the application process:
Don’t delay. Register today to ensure that your media credentials are ready for quick and easy pickup during the event.
For additional information, contact SEMA PR at 909-978-6722 or pr@sema.org.
By Della Domingo
Media credentials allow journalists to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies, and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories. |
Media registration for the 2017 SEMA Show is now open.
This year’s SEMA Show is taking place October 31–November 3, 2017, in Las Vegas. The event is on track to feature more than 2,400 exhibiting manufacturers of automotive parts, and include a full week of special events and activities. Register to attend today, and secure hotel accommodations for the entire week.
Advance registration will ensure journalists’ badges are ready for pickup in the Media Center (Room S220) without any delays. Media credentials allow them to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories.
As a trade-only event, media credentials are available to qualified individuals who are reporting on the event. Even if they have previously attended the SEMA Show, they may be required to submit qualifying materials to verify their affiliation with a media company.
Members of the media can get the most out of the 2017 SEMA Show by selecting the following media activities during the application process:
Don’t delay. Register today to ensure that your media credentials are ready for quick and easy pickup during the event.
For additional information, contact SEMA PR at 909-978-6722 or pr@sema.org.
By Della Domingo
Media credentials allow journalists to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies, and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories. |
Media registration for the 2017 SEMA Show is now open.
This year’s SEMA Show is taking place October 31–November 3, 2017, in Las Vegas. The event is on track to feature more than 2,400 exhibiting manufacturers of automotive parts, and include a full week of special events and activities. Register to attend today, and secure hotel accommodations for the entire week.
Advance registration will ensure journalists’ badges are ready for pickup in the Media Center (Room S220) without any delays. Media credentials allow them to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories.
As a trade-only event, media credentials are available to qualified individuals who are reporting on the event. Even if they have previously attended the SEMA Show, they may be required to submit qualifying materials to verify their affiliation with a media company.
Members of the media can get the most out of the 2017 SEMA Show by selecting the following media activities during the application process:
Don’t delay. Register today to ensure that your media credentials are ready for quick and easy pickup during the event.
For additional information, contact SEMA PR at 909-978-6722 or pr@sema.org.
By Della Domingo
Media credentials allow journalists to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies, and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories. |
Media registration for the 2017 SEMA Show is now open.
This year’s SEMA Show is taking place October 31–November 3, 2017, in Las Vegas. The event is on track to feature more than 2,400 exhibiting manufacturers of automotive parts, and include a full week of special events and activities. Register to attend today, and secure hotel accommodations for the entire week.
Advance registration will ensure journalists’ badges are ready for pickup in the Media Center (Room S220) without any delays. Media credentials allow them to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories.
As a trade-only event, media credentials are available to qualified individuals who are reporting on the event. Even if they have previously attended the SEMA Show, they may be required to submit qualifying materials to verify their affiliation with a media company.
Members of the media can get the most out of the 2017 SEMA Show by selecting the following media activities during the application process:
Don’t delay. Register today to ensure that your media credentials are ready for quick and easy pickup during the event.
For additional information, contact SEMA PR at 909-978-6722 or pr@sema.org.
By Della Domingo
Media credentials allow journalists to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies, and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories. |
Media registration for the 2017 SEMA Show is now open.
This year’s SEMA Show is taking place October 31–November 3, 2017, in Las Vegas. The event is on track to feature more than 2,400 exhibiting manufacturers of automotive parts, and include a full week of special events and activities. Register to attend today, and secure hotel accommodations for the entire week.
Advance registration will ensure journalists’ badges are ready for pickup in the Media Center (Room S220) without any delays. Media credentials allow them to cover all the new products, exhibiting companies and exciting new features, as well as provide full access to the Media Center throughout the week, where dedicated Wi-Fi, computers and other amenities are available to facilitate filing stories.
As a trade-only event, media credentials are available to qualified individuals who are reporting on the event. Even if they have previously attended the SEMA Show, they may be required to submit qualifying materials to verify their affiliation with a media company.
Members of the media can get the most out of the 2017 SEMA Show by selecting the following media activities during the application process:
Don’t delay. Register today to ensure that your media credentials are ready for quick and easy pickup during the event.
For additional information, contact SEMA PR at 909-978-6722 or pr@sema.org.