Most experts agree that the economy is beginning to recover, and many businesses are poised to take advantage of growth opportunities through hiring, expansion or infrastructure investments. But the old saying is true: It takes money to make money. How will your company finance its growth and increase its market reach?

Learn proven methods in SEMA's May 6 webinar, "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," which will include timely topics like:

• Can I expect lenders to provide financing?
• What do lenders need and expect from today's borrowers?
• What financing sources are available and how do they apply to me?
• How can I use professionals to assist in positioning my company for growth?

Louis Goodwin and Bob Staiger will present this unique webinar exclusively for specialty-equipment professionals, free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

Goodwin, senior vice president and regional manager for Wells Fargo Inland Empire Commercial Banking office, is responsible for credit risk management, directing the business of originating relationships and managing traditional and nontraditional banking products and services.

Staiger, a principal in financial strategy and CPA firm Swenson Corporation, oversees his company’s Measure of Excellence Program and Swenson University, the latter helping clients grow and manage their businesses through performance measurement and management techniques.

Join Goodwin and Staiger live for "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," or download the webinar at your convenience. Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register and learn how to maximize your financing options.

Most experts agree that the economy is beginning to recover, and many businesses are poised to take advantage of growth opportunities through hiring, expansion or infrastructure investments. But the old saying is true: It takes money to make money. How will your company finance its growth and increase its market reach?

Learn proven methods in SEMA's May 6 webinar, "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," which will include timely topics like:

• Can I expect lenders to provide financing?
• What do lenders need and expect from today's borrowers?
• What financing sources are available and how do they apply to me?
• How can I use professionals to assist in positioning my company for growth?

Louis Goodwin and Bob Staiger will present this unique webinar exclusively for specialty-equipment professionals, free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

Goodwin, senior vice president and regional manager for Wells Fargo Inland Empire Commercial Banking office, is responsible for credit risk management, directing the business of originating relationships and managing traditional and nontraditional banking products and services.

Staiger, a principal in financial strategy and CPA firm Swenson Corporation, oversees his company’s Measure of Excellence Program and Swenson University, the latter helping clients grow and manage their businesses through performance measurement and management techniques.

Join Goodwin and Staiger live for "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," or download the webinar at your convenience. Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register and learn how to maximize your financing options.

Most experts agree that the economy is beginning to recover, and many businesses are poised to take advantage of growth opportunities through hiring, expansion or infrastructure investments. But the old saying is true: It takes money to make money. How will your company finance its growth and increase its market reach?

Learn proven methods in SEMA's May 6 webinar, "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," which will include timely topics like:

• Can I expect lenders to provide financing?
• What do lenders need and expect from today's borrowers?
• What financing sources are available and how do they apply to me?
• How can I use professionals to assist in positioning my company for growth?

Louis Goodwin and Bob Staiger will present this unique webinar exclusively for specialty-equipment professionals, free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

Goodwin, senior vice president and regional manager for Wells Fargo Inland Empire Commercial Banking office, is responsible for credit risk management, directing the business of originating relationships and managing traditional and nontraditional banking products and services.

Staiger, a principal in financial strategy and CPA firm Swenson Corporation, oversees his company’s Measure of Excellence Program and Swenson University, the latter helping clients grow and manage their businesses through performance measurement and management techniques.

Join Goodwin and Staiger live for "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," or download the webinar at your convenience. Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register and learn how to maximize your financing options.

Most experts agree that the economy is beginning to recover, and many businesses are poised to take advantage of growth opportunities through hiring, expansion or infrastructure investments. But the old saying is true: It takes money to make money. How will your company finance its growth and increase its market reach?

Learn proven methods in SEMA's May 6 webinar, "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," which will include timely topics like:

• Can I expect lenders to provide financing?
• What do lenders need and expect from today's borrowers?
• What financing sources are available and how do they apply to me?
• How can I use professionals to assist in positioning my company for growth?

Louis Goodwin and Bob Staiger will present this unique webinar exclusively for specialty-equipment professionals, free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

Goodwin, senior vice president and regional manager for Wells Fargo Inland Empire Commercial Banking office, is responsible for credit risk management, directing the business of originating relationships and managing traditional and nontraditional banking products and services.

Staiger, a principal in financial strategy and CPA firm Swenson Corporation, oversees his company’s Measure of Excellence Program and Swenson University, the latter helping clients grow and manage their businesses through performance measurement and management techniques.

Join Goodwin and Staiger live for "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," or download the webinar at your convenience. Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register and learn how to maximize your financing options.

Most experts agree that the economy is beginning to recover, and many businesses are poised to take advantage of growth opportunities through hiring, expansion or infrastructure investments. But the old saying is true: It takes money to make money. How will your company finance its growth and increase its market reach?

Learn proven methods in SEMA's May 6 webinar, "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," which will include timely topics like:

• Can I expect lenders to provide financing?
• What do lenders need and expect from today's borrowers?
• What financing sources are available and how do they apply to me?
• How can I use professionals to assist in positioning my company for growth?

Louis Goodwin and Bob Staiger will present this unique webinar exclusively for specialty-equipment professionals, free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

Goodwin, senior vice president and regional manager for Wells Fargo Inland Empire Commercial Banking office, is responsible for credit risk management, directing the business of originating relationships and managing traditional and nontraditional banking products and services.

Staiger, a principal in financial strategy and CPA firm Swenson Corporation, oversees his company’s Measure of Excellence Program and Swenson University, the latter helping clients grow and manage their businesses through performance measurement and management techniques.

Join Goodwin and Staiger live for "Preparing Your Company to Finance Growth," or download the webinar at your convenience. Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register and learn how to maximize your financing options.

	Join the kids of Childhelp and Victory Junction in building pinewood cars for this summer's Pinewood Drag Races.

Everyone’s getting into the pinewood racing spirit these days, and now you can too. SEMA invites all industry professionals to join the children of Childhelp and Victory Junction Gang Camp for three days of building cars to race in this summer’s Pinewood Drag Races, held in conjunction with the 2010 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, July 23–24, at the Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, California.

On Saturday, May 1, join the children of Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, North Carolina, for a day of crafting cars. Or if you’re near Southern California a week later, Saturday, May 8, stop in at Childhelp Village in Beaumont, California, where kids will be sanding, painting and assembling cars for the third annual races from 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Finally, on Saturday, May 22, the kids at Childhelp Village in Lignum, Virginia, will be building cars during two sessions, one from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., then again after lunch from 12:45 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Feel free to join for lunch and stay as long as you’re able.

For the Randleman event, contact Eric Saltrick of Steele Rubber Products and Pinewood Drag Races committee member at: esaltrick@steelerubber.com
.

Those interested in the Beaumont event can contact Cindy Booher at: cindyb@sema.org or 909/978-6706.

Pinewood Drag Races committee member Tom Brooks, of Truckin Thunder, will handle coordination for the Lignum event. Contact him at: tombrooks@truckinthunder.com or 804/543-4231.

Want to get involved but can't make it to one of the build days? For less than $100, you can sponsor a pinewood dragster and even have a "driver" assigned to your team if you can't attend the races in Pasadena.

The Pinewood Drag Races are one of several SEMA summer fundraising events, which also includes the Show 'N Shine car show and the Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser. Proceeds from the activities benefit Childhelp and Victory Junction charities.

	Join the kids of Childhelp and Victory Junction in building pinewood cars for this summer's Pinewood Drag Races.

Everyone’s getting into the pinewood racing spirit these days, and now you can too. SEMA invites all industry professionals to join the children of Childhelp and Victory Junction Gang Camp for three days of building cars to race in this summer’s Pinewood Drag Races, held in conjunction with the 2010 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, July 23–24, at the Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, California.

On Saturday, May 1, join the children of Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, North Carolina, for a day of crafting cars. Or if you’re near Southern California a week later, Saturday, May 8, stop in at Childhelp Village in Beaumont, California, where kids will be sanding, painting and assembling cars for the third annual races from 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Finally, on Saturday, May 22, the kids at Childhelp Village in Lignum, Virginia, will be building cars during two sessions, one from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., then again after lunch from 12:45 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Feel free to join for lunch and stay as long as you’re able.

For the Randleman event, contact Eric Saltrick of Steele Rubber Products and Pinewood Drag Races committee member at: esaltrick@steelerubber.com
.

Those interested in the Beaumont event can contact Cindy Booher at: cindyb@sema.org or 909/978-6706.

Pinewood Drag Races committee member Tom Brooks, of Truckin Thunder, will handle coordination for the Lignum event. Contact him at: tombrooks@truckinthunder.com or 804/543-4231.

Want to get involved but can't make it to one of the build days? For less than $100, you can sponsor a pinewood dragster and even have a "driver" assigned to your team if you can't attend the races in Pasadena.

The Pinewood Drag Races are one of several SEMA summer fundraising events, which also includes the Show 'N Shine car show and the Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser. Proceeds from the activities benefit Childhelp and Victory Junction charities.

	Join the kids of Childhelp and Victory Junction in building pinewood cars for this summer's Pinewood Drag Races.

Everyone’s getting into the pinewood racing spirit these days, and now you can too. SEMA invites all industry professionals to join the children of Childhelp and Victory Junction Gang Camp for three days of building cars to race in this summer’s Pinewood Drag Races, held in conjunction with the 2010 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, July 23–24, at the Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, California.

On Saturday, May 1, join the children of Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, North Carolina, for a day of crafting cars. Or if you’re near Southern California a week later, Saturday, May 8, stop in at Childhelp Village in Beaumont, California, where kids will be sanding, painting and assembling cars for the third annual races from 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Finally, on Saturday, May 22, the kids at Childhelp Village in Lignum, Virginia, will be building cars during two sessions, one from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., then again after lunch from 12:45 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Feel free to join for lunch and stay as long as you’re able.

For the Randleman event, contact Eric Saltrick of Steele Rubber Products and Pinewood Drag Races committee member at: esaltrick@steelerubber.com
.

Those interested in the Beaumont event can contact Cindy Booher at: cindyb@sema.org or 909/978-6706.

Pinewood Drag Races committee member Tom Brooks, of Truckin Thunder, will handle coordination for the Lignum event. Contact him at: tombrooks@truckinthunder.com or 804/543-4231.

Want to get involved but can't make it to one of the build days? For less than $100, you can sponsor a pinewood dragster and even have a "driver" assigned to your team if you can't attend the races in Pasadena.

The Pinewood Drag Races are one of several SEMA summer fundraising events, which also includes the Show 'N Shine car show and the Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser. Proceeds from the activities benefit Childhelp and Victory Junction charities.

	Join the kids of Childhelp and Victory Junction in building pinewood cars for this summer's Pinewood Drag Races.

Everyone’s getting into the pinewood racing spirit these days, and now you can too. SEMA invites all industry professionals to join the children of Childhelp and Victory Junction Gang Camp for three days of building cars to race in this summer’s Pinewood Drag Races, held in conjunction with the 2010 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, July 23–24, at the Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, California.

On Saturday, May 1, join the children of Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, North Carolina, for a day of crafting cars. Or if you’re near Southern California a week later, Saturday, May 8, stop in at Childhelp Village in Beaumont, California, where kids will be sanding, painting and assembling cars for the third annual races from 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Finally, on Saturday, May 22, the kids at Childhelp Village in Lignum, Virginia, will be building cars during two sessions, one from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., then again after lunch from 12:45 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Feel free to join for lunch and stay as long as you’re able.

For the Randleman event, contact Eric Saltrick of Steele Rubber Products and Pinewood Drag Races committee member at: esaltrick@steelerubber.com
.

Those interested in the Beaumont event can contact Cindy Booher at: cindyb@sema.org or 909/978-6706.

Pinewood Drag Races committee member Tom Brooks, of Truckin Thunder, will handle coordination for the Lignum event. Contact him at: tombrooks@truckinthunder.com or 804/543-4231.

Want to get involved but can't make it to one of the build days? For less than $100, you can sponsor a pinewood dragster and even have a "driver" assigned to your team if you can't attend the races in Pasadena.

The Pinewood Drag Races are one of several SEMA summer fundraising events, which also includes the Show 'N Shine car show and the Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser. Proceeds from the activities benefit Childhelp and Victory Junction charities.

	Join the kids of Childhelp and Victory Junction in building pinewood cars for this summer's Pinewood Drag Races.

Everyone’s getting into the pinewood racing spirit these days, and now you can too. SEMA invites all industry professionals to join the children of Childhelp and Victory Junction Gang Camp for three days of building cars to race in this summer’s Pinewood Drag Races, held in conjunction with the 2010 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, July 23–24, at the Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, California.

On Saturday, May 1, join the children of Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, North Carolina, for a day of crafting cars. Or if you’re near Southern California a week later, Saturday, May 8, stop in at Childhelp Village in Beaumont, California, where kids will be sanding, painting and assembling cars for the third annual races from 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Finally, on Saturday, May 22, the kids at Childhelp Village in Lignum, Virginia, will be building cars during two sessions, one from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., then again after lunch from 12:45 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Feel free to join for lunch and stay as long as you’re able.

For the Randleman event, contact Eric Saltrick of Steele Rubber Products and Pinewood Drag Races committee member at: esaltrick@steelerubber.com
.

Those interested in the Beaumont event can contact Cindy Booher at: cindyb@sema.org or 909/978-6706.

Pinewood Drag Races committee member Tom Brooks, of Truckin Thunder, will handle coordination for the Lignum event. Contact him at: tombrooks@truckinthunder.com or 804/543-4231.

Want to get involved but can't make it to one of the build days? For less than $100, you can sponsor a pinewood dragster and even have a "driver" assigned to your team if you can't attend the races in Pasadena.

The Pinewood Drag Races are one of several SEMA summer fundraising events, which also includes the Show 'N Shine car show and the Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser. Proceeds from the activities benefit Childhelp and Victory Junction charities.