By Becca Butler

	The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

The 2015 SEMA Show Priority Booth Space Selection Process kicked off earlier this week, beginning with exhibitors in the Racing & Performance section selecting their spaces for the upcoming trade show taking place November 3–6, in Las Vegas. View the online floorplan, and watch as exhibitors secure their locations and confirm their booth numbers.

The floorplan shows the location of 586 companies that have already selected their booth space, and will continually update throughout the day as space is assigned. The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

Companies will be selecting their space by hall in the following order:

• Central Hall – Hot Rod Alley, Restoration Marketplace, Racing & Performance

• North Hall – Mobile Electronics & Technology, Tools & Equipment, Restyling & Car Care Accessories, Collision Repair & Refinish

• Upper South – Trucks SUV’s & Off-Road, Powersports & Utility Vehicles, Business Services

• Lower South – Wheels & Accessories, Global Tire Expo Powered by TIA

Companies interested in exhibiting at the upcoming event can visit the SEMA Show website for more information.

By Becca Butler

	The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

The 2015 SEMA Show Priority Booth Space Selection Process kicked off earlier this week, beginning with exhibitors in the Racing & Performance section selecting their spaces for the upcoming trade show taking place November 3–6, in Las Vegas. View the online floorplan, and watch as exhibitors secure their locations and confirm their booth numbers.

The floorplan shows the location of 586 companies that have already selected their booth space, and will continually update throughout the day as space is assigned. The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

Companies will be selecting their space by hall in the following order:

• Central Hall – Hot Rod Alley, Restoration Marketplace, Racing & Performance

• North Hall – Mobile Electronics & Technology, Tools & Equipment, Restyling & Car Care Accessories, Collision Repair & Refinish

• Upper South – Trucks SUV’s & Off-Road, Powersports & Utility Vehicles, Business Services

• Lower South – Wheels & Accessories, Global Tire Expo Powered by TIA

Companies interested in exhibiting at the upcoming event can visit the SEMA Show website for more information.

By Becca Butler

	The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

The 2015 SEMA Show Priority Booth Space Selection Process kicked off earlier this week, beginning with exhibitors in the Racing & Performance section selecting their spaces for the upcoming trade show taking place November 3–6, in Las Vegas. View the online floorplan, and watch as exhibitors secure their locations and confirm their booth numbers.

The floorplan shows the location of 586 companies that have already selected their booth space, and will continually update throughout the day as space is assigned. The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

Companies will be selecting their space by hall in the following order:

• Central Hall – Hot Rod Alley, Restoration Marketplace, Racing & Performance

• North Hall – Mobile Electronics & Technology, Tools & Equipment, Restyling & Car Care Accessories, Collision Repair & Refinish

• Upper South – Trucks SUV’s & Off-Road, Powersports & Utility Vehicles, Business Services

• Lower South – Wheels & Accessories, Global Tire Expo Powered by TIA

Companies interested in exhibiting at the upcoming event can visit the SEMA Show website for more information.

By Becca Butler

	The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

The 2015 SEMA Show Priority Booth Space Selection Process kicked off earlier this week, beginning with exhibitors in the Racing & Performance section selecting their spaces for the upcoming trade show taking place November 3–6, in Las Vegas. View the online floorplan, and watch as exhibitors secure their locations and confirm their booth numbers.

The floorplan shows the location of 586 companies that have already selected their booth space, and will continually update throughout the day as space is assigned. The Priority Booth Space Selection Process is scheduled to continue until May 22 and will include more than 2,000 exhibiting companies.

Companies will be selecting their space by hall in the following order:

• Central Hall – Hot Rod Alley, Restoration Marketplace, Racing & Performance

• North Hall – Mobile Electronics & Technology, Tools & Equipment, Restyling & Car Care Accessories, Collision Repair & Refinish

• Upper South – Trucks SUV’s & Off-Road, Powersports & Utility Vehicles, Business Services

• Lower South – Wheels & Accessories, Global Tire Expo Powered by TIA

Companies interested in exhibiting at the upcoming event can visit the SEMA Show website for more information.

Those who register before the priority deadline in October will receive their badges in the mail and won't have to wait in line upon arriving at the SEMA Show.

• Be prepared: Before going online to complete the registration, read through the following tips. Please know that you will also be asked to provide information about your company, employee level, market category, reasons for attending the Show and the products you sell or are interested in carrying. If prepared, registration will take you around 15 minutes to complete.

• Have your qualifying materials ready to be uploaded. Those who have never attended the SEMA Show (or have not attended in recent years) are required to submit at least two documents to verify they are employed within the industry. Acceptable documents may include: a business card, business license, tax registration or business registration, recent pay check stub and/or business photo ID. Qualifying materials are also required for those who have attended in recent years, but are registering with a new company or have changes to their contact information. Although buyers who recently attended the SEMA Show and do not have any key changes to their company or contact information may not be required to show documentation, uploading new documents is still recommended.

• Register before the deadline. Registration is $25 per person until Friday, October 16. After the deadline, the price is $75. Domestic attendees who submit their registration prior to October 16, will have their badges mailed to them in advance, thus allowing them to hit the Show floor immediately when it opens in November. The international deadline is September 17. Regardless of when you register, it’s recommended that you have your credit card ready.

• Confirm your application. After submitting the online application, you will receive an e-mail confirming that your application was received. The e-mail will indicate whether you are pending—which means SEMA is reviewing your qualifying materials, or if you are approved—in which case you still must finalize the process by clicking the link in the e-mail. The approved e-mail allows Show management to verify your e-mail address and finalize the process.

• Ask for help! If you are having difficulties with the online registration form, contact customer service Monday–Friday, from 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. (CDT), toll free at 866-229-3687 or email aapexsema@compusystems.com.

Those who register before the priority deadline in October will receive their badges in the mail and won't have to wait in line upon arriving at the SEMA Show.

• Be prepared: Before going online to complete the registration, read through the following tips. Please know that you will also be asked to provide information about your company, employee level, market category, reasons for attending the Show and the products you sell or are interested in carrying. If prepared, registration will take you around 15 minutes to complete.

• Have your qualifying materials ready to be uploaded. Those who have never attended the SEMA Show (or have not attended in recent years) are required to submit at least two documents to verify they are employed within the industry. Acceptable documents may include: a business card, business license, tax registration or business registration, recent pay check stub and/or business photo ID. Qualifying materials are also required for those who have attended in recent years, but are registering with a new company or have changes to their contact information. Although buyers who recently attended the SEMA Show and do not have any key changes to their company or contact information may not be required to show documentation, uploading new documents is still recommended.

• Register before the deadline. Registration is $25 per person until Friday, October 16. After the deadline, the price is $75. Domestic attendees who submit their registration prior to October 16, will have their badges mailed to them in advance, thus allowing them to hit the Show floor immediately when it opens in November. The international deadline is September 17. Regardless of when you register, it’s recommended that you have your credit card ready.

• Confirm your application. After submitting the online application, you will receive an e-mail confirming that your application was received. The e-mail will indicate whether you are pending—which means SEMA is reviewing your qualifying materials, or if you are approved—in which case you still must finalize the process by clicking the link in the e-mail. The approved e-mail allows Show management to verify your e-mail address and finalize the process.

• Ask for help! If you are having difficulties with the online registration form, contact customer service Monday–Friday, from 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. (CDT), toll free at 866-229-3687 or email aapexsema@compusystems.com.

	To learn more about the candidates running for the 2015 SEMA Board of Directors, visit www.sema.org/bod15.

By SEMA Editors

SEMA has partnered with Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS) to administer the 2015 ballot information for the SEMA Board of Directors.

To ensure your election-specific broadcast email arrives safely in your inbox on May 13, 2015, simply add the following email address as an approved sender: noreply@directvote.net.

Learn more about the candidates campaigning for the SEMA Board by visiting www.sema.org/bod15.

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 SEMA Board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the direction and future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.

If you have any questions, call 909-978-6671 or email to judir@sema.org.

	To learn more about the candidates running for the 2015 SEMA Board of Directors, visit www.sema.org/bod15.

By SEMA Editors

SEMA has partnered with Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS) to administer the 2015 ballot information for the SEMA Board of Directors.

To ensure your election-specific broadcast email arrives safely in your inbox on May 13, 2015, simply add the following email address as an approved sender: noreply@directvote.net.

Learn more about the candidates campaigning for the SEMA Board by visiting www.sema.org/bod15.

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 SEMA Board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the direction and future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.

If you have any questions, call 909-978-6671 or email to judir@sema.org.

	To learn more about the candidates running for the 2015 SEMA Board of Directors, visit www.sema.org/bod15.

By SEMA Editors

SEMA has partnered with Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS) to administer the 2015 ballot information for the SEMA Board of Directors.

To ensure your election-specific broadcast email arrives safely in your inbox on May 13, 2015, simply add the following email address as an approved sender: noreply@directvote.net.

Learn more about the candidates campaigning for the SEMA Board by visiting www.sema.org/bod15.

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 SEMA Board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the direction and future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.

If you have any questions, call 909-978-6671 or email to judir@sema.org.

	To learn more about the candidates running for the 2015 SEMA Board of Directors, visit www.sema.org/bod15.

By SEMA Editors

SEMA has partnered with Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS) to administer the 2015 ballot information for the SEMA Board of Directors.

To ensure your election-specific broadcast email arrives safely in your inbox on May 13, 2015, simply add the following email address as an approved sender: noreply@directvote.net.

Learn more about the candidates campaigning for the SEMA Board by visiting www.sema.org/bod15.

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 SEMA Board, the election process gives all SEMA-member companies the ability to influence the direction and future of the automotive specialty-equipment industry.

If you have any questions, call 909-978-6671 or email to judir@sema.org.