Hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet is a great way to maximize your brand exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show.

SEMA Show exhibitors! Are you looking for a way to maximize your exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show? Consider hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet, Thursday, November 4, at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.

In addition to exposure in printed materials, including SEMA News magazine, the Awards Banquet Program and 2010 SEMA Show promotions, host companies receive a prime seating location, as well as a 30-second commercial spot played during the banquet’s spectacular audio/visual program. The 2010 host participation cost is $2,000, which includes a table with seating for 10 people.

The success of the industry’s most prestigious event has created tremendous demand for host company positions in the banquet. Reserve your place today by calling Lisa Moreno, special events manager, at 909/978-6684 or via e-mail: lisam@sema.org.

Hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet is a great way to maximize your brand exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show.

SEMA Show exhibitors! Are you looking for a way to maximize your exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show? Consider hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet, Thursday, November 4, at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.

In addition to exposure in printed materials, including SEMA News magazine, the Awards Banquet Program and 2010 SEMA Show promotions, host companies receive a prime seating location, as well as a 30-second commercial spot played during the banquet’s spectacular audio/visual program. The 2010 host participation cost is $2,000, which includes a table with seating for 10 people.

The success of the industry’s most prestigious event has created tremendous demand for host company positions in the banquet. Reserve your place today by calling Lisa Moreno, special events manager, at 909/978-6684 or via e-mail: lisam@sema.org.

Hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet is a great way to maximize your brand exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show.

SEMA Show exhibitors! Are you looking for a way to maximize your exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show? Consider hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet, Thursday, November 4, at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.

In addition to exposure in printed materials, including SEMA News magazine, the Awards Banquet Program and 2010 SEMA Show promotions, host companies receive a prime seating location, as well as a 30-second commercial spot played during the banquet’s spectacular audio/visual program. The 2010 host participation cost is $2,000, which includes a table with seating for 10 people.

The success of the industry’s most prestigious event has created tremendous demand for host company positions in the banquet. Reserve your place today by calling Lisa Moreno, special events manager, at 909/978-6684 or via e-mail: lisam@sema.org.

Hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet is a great way to maximize your brand exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show.

SEMA Show exhibitors! Are you looking for a way to maximize your exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show? Consider hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet, Thursday, November 4, at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.

In addition to exposure in printed materials, including SEMA News magazine, the Awards Banquet Program and 2010 SEMA Show promotions, host companies receive a prime seating location, as well as a 30-second commercial spot played during the banquet’s spectacular audio/visual program. The 2010 host participation cost is $2,000, which includes a table with seating for 10 people.

The success of the industry’s most prestigious event has created tremendous demand for host company positions in the banquet. Reserve your place today by calling Lisa Moreno, special events manager, at 909/978-6684 or via e-mail: lisam@sema.org.

Hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet is a great way to maximize your brand exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show.

SEMA Show exhibitors! Are you looking for a way to maximize your exposure at the 2010 SEMA Show? Consider hosting a table at the Industry Awards Banquet, Thursday, November 4, at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.

In addition to exposure in printed materials, including SEMA News magazine, the Awards Banquet Program and 2010 SEMA Show promotions, host companies receive a prime seating location, as well as a 30-second commercial spot played during the banquet’s spectacular audio/visual program. The 2010 host participation cost is $2,000, which includes a table with seating for 10 people.

The success of the industry’s most prestigious event has created tremendous demand for host company positions in the banquet. Reserve your place today by calling Lisa Moreno, special events manager, at 909/978-6684 or via e-mail: lisam@sema.org.

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Vehicle technologies are accelerating faster than an American Le Mans Series racer exiting a hairpin onto a straightaway. The new watchwords for automotive development include vehicle electrification, hybrids, gas direct injection (GDI), clean diesels and next-generation green performance. For SEMA-member companies, the landscape is erupting with innovation and opportunity. But where is it all going? Where are we now, and where are we headed? We asked these questions and many more when we sat down recently with SEMA Vice President of Vehicle Technology John Waraniak.

Vehicle technologies are accelerating faster than an American Le Mans Series racer exiting a hairpin onto a straightaway. The new watchwords for automotive development include vehicle electrification, hybrids, gas direct injection (GDI), clean diesels and next-generation green performance. For SEMA-member companies, the landscape is erupting with innovation and opportunity. But where is it all going? Where are we now, and where are we headed? We asked these questions and many more when we sat down recently with SEMA Vice President of Vehicle Technology John Waraniak.

Vehicle technologies are accelerating faster than an American Le Mans Series racer exiting a hairpin onto a straightaway. The new watchwords for automotive development include vehicle electrification, hybrids, gas direct injection (GDI), clean diesels and next-generation green performance. For SEMA-member companies, the landscape is erupting with innovation and opportunity. But where is it all going? Where are we now, and where are we headed? We asked these questions and many more when we sat down recently with SEMA Vice President of Vehicle Technology John Waraniak.

Vehicle technologies are accelerating faster than an American Le Mans Series racer exiting a hairpin onto a straightaway. The new watchwords for automotive development include vehicle electrification, hybrids, gas direct injection (GDI), clean diesels and next-generation green performance. For SEMA-member companies, the landscape is erupting with innovation and opportunity. But where is it all going? Where are we now, and where are we headed? We asked these questions and many more when we sat down recently with SEMA Vice President of Vehicle Technology John Waraniak.