Restylers and installers can add to their skill sets by attending PRO's Technical Skills & Training Conference at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

The Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) is launching the Technical Skills & Training Conference (TSTC), a new technical training program designed specifically for restylers and installers. Scheduled for Friday, April 30, at the University of Northwestern Ohio (Lima, Ohio), this one-day program not only offers a valuable opportunity to network with industry peers, but is also packed with installation training and product knowledge direct from the product manufacturers.

Twelve, one-hour seminars/workshops (with two classes running concurrently throughout the day) are offered by companies such as Webasto, Katzkin, Audiovox, Restyler’s Choice, Eagle Enterprises and more, with sessions offered in the following tracks:

-Leather
-Sunroofs
-12-Volt
-Truck Accessories
-Towing and Suspension
-Diesel Performance
-Self-Adhesive
-ASE/A6 Electrical

The event will also feature a “bullpen,” an area offering hands-on experience in addition to classroom training. Cost to attend is $25 for the first attendee from each company, $15 for each additional person. The price includes a catered breakfast, lunch and evening reception; admission to the PRO council General Membership Meeting (learn about PRO, what it's doing for the industry and how to get involved); and entrance to the PRO Long Range Planning meeting (for PRO members, Saturday, May 1).

Don’t wait until the event is full—click here to sign up!

For more information, visit www.sema.org/TSTC.

For discounted hotel rates in the area, contact the following (you must mention UNOH when making reservations):

• Comfort Inn: $62.99
  Elizabeth at 419/228-4251
• Wingate Inn: $72
  419/228-7000
• Fairfield Inn: $70
  Mike at 419/224-8496
• Country Inn & Suites: $85
  419/999-9992
• Holiday Inn & Suites: $89
  Allysia at 419/879-4000

	Restylers and installers can add to their skill sets by attending PRO's Technical Skills & Training Conference at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

The Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) is launching the Technical Skills & Training Conference (TSTC), a new technical training program designed specifically for restylers and installers. Scheduled for Friday, April 30, at the University of Northwestern Ohio (Lima, Ohio), this one-day program not only offers a valuable opportunity to network with industry peers, but is also packed with installation training and product knowledge direct from the product manufacturers.

Twelve, one-hour seminars/workshops (with two classes running concurrently throughout the day) are offered by companies such as Webasto, Katzkin, Audiovox, Restyler’s Choice, Eagle Enterprises and more, with sessions offered in the following tracks:

-Leather
-Sunroofs
-12-Volt
-Truck Accessories
-Towing and Suspension
-Diesel Performance
-Self-Adhesive
-ASE/A6 Electrical

The event will also feature a “bullpen,” an area offering hands-on experience in addition to classroom training. Cost to attend is $25 for the first attendee from each company, $15 for each additional person. The price includes a catered breakfast, lunch and evening reception; admission to the PRO council General Membership Meeting (learn about PRO, what it's doing for the industry and how to get involved); and entrance to the PRO Long Range Planning meeting (for PRO members, Saturday, May 1).

Don’t wait until the event is full—click here to sign up!

For more information, visit www.sema.org/TSTC.

For discounted hotel rates in the area, contact the following (you must mention UNOH when making reservations):

• Comfort Inn: $62.99
  Elizabeth at 419/228-4251
• Wingate Inn: $72
  419/228-7000
• Fairfield Inn: $70
  Mike at 419/224-8496
• Country Inn & Suites: $85
  419/999-9992
• Holiday Inn & Suites: $89
  Allysia at 419/879-4000

	Restylers and installers can add to their skill sets by attending PRO's Technical Skills & Training Conference at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

The Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) is launching the Technical Skills & Training Conference (TSTC), a new technical training program designed specifically for restylers and installers. Scheduled for Friday, April 30, at the University of Northwestern Ohio (Lima, Ohio), this one-day program not only offers a valuable opportunity to network with industry peers, but is also packed with installation training and product knowledge direct from the product manufacturers.

Twelve, one-hour seminars/workshops (with two classes running concurrently throughout the day) are offered by companies such as Webasto, Katzkin, Audiovox, Restyler’s Choice, Eagle Enterprises and more, with sessions offered in the following tracks:

-Leather
-Sunroofs
-12-Volt
-Truck Accessories
-Towing and Suspension
-Diesel Performance
-Self-Adhesive
-ASE/A6 Electrical

The event will also feature a “bullpen,” an area offering hands-on experience in addition to classroom training. Cost to attend is $25 for the first attendee from each company, $15 for each additional person. The price includes a catered breakfast, lunch and evening reception; admission to the PRO council General Membership Meeting (learn about PRO, what it's doing for the industry and how to get involved); and entrance to the PRO Long Range Planning meeting (for PRO members, Saturday, May 1).

Don’t wait until the event is full—click here to sign up!

For more information, visit www.sema.org/TSTC.

For discounted hotel rates in the area, contact the following (you must mention UNOH when making reservations):

• Comfort Inn: $62.99
  Elizabeth at 419/228-4251
• Wingate Inn: $72
  419/228-7000
• Fairfield Inn: $70
  Mike at 419/224-8496
• Country Inn & Suites: $85
  419/999-9992
• Holiday Inn & Suites: $89
  Allysia at 419/879-4000

	Restylers and installers can add to their skill sets by attending PRO's Technical Skills & Training Conference at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

The Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) is launching the Technical Skills & Training Conference (TSTC), a new technical training program designed specifically for restylers and installers. Scheduled for Friday, April 30, at the University of Northwestern Ohio (Lima, Ohio), this one-day program not only offers a valuable opportunity to network with industry peers, but is also packed with installation training and product knowledge direct from the product manufacturers.

Twelve, one-hour seminars/workshops (with two classes running concurrently throughout the day) are offered by companies such as Webasto, Katzkin, Audiovox, Restyler’s Choice, Eagle Enterprises and more, with sessions offered in the following tracks:

-Leather
-Sunroofs
-12-Volt
-Truck Accessories
-Towing and Suspension
-Diesel Performance
-Self-Adhesive
-ASE/A6 Electrical

The event will also feature a “bullpen,” an area offering hands-on experience in addition to classroom training. Cost to attend is $25 for the first attendee from each company, $15 for each additional person. The price includes a catered breakfast, lunch and evening reception; admission to the PRO council General Membership Meeting (learn about PRO, what it's doing for the industry and how to get involved); and entrance to the PRO Long Range Planning meeting (for PRO members, Saturday, May 1).

Don’t wait until the event is full—click here to sign up!

For more information, visit www.sema.org/TSTC.

For discounted hotel rates in the area, contact the following (you must mention UNOH when making reservations):

• Comfort Inn: $62.99
  Elizabeth at 419/228-4251
• Wingate Inn: $72
  419/228-7000
• Fairfield Inn: $70
  Mike at 419/224-8496
• Country Inn & Suites: $85
  419/999-9992
• Holiday Inn & Suites: $89
  Allysia at 419/879-4000

	Restylers and installers can add to their skill sets by attending PRO's Technical Skills & Training Conference at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

The Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) is launching the Technical Skills & Training Conference (TSTC), a new technical training program designed specifically for restylers and installers. Scheduled for Friday, April 30, at the University of Northwestern Ohio (Lima, Ohio), this one-day program not only offers a valuable opportunity to network with industry peers, but is also packed with installation training and product knowledge direct from the product manufacturers.

Twelve, one-hour seminars/workshops (with two classes running concurrently throughout the day) are offered by companies such as Webasto, Katzkin, Audiovox, Restyler’s Choice, Eagle Enterprises and more, with sessions offered in the following tracks:

-Leather
-Sunroofs
-12-Volt
-Truck Accessories
-Towing and Suspension
-Diesel Performance
-Self-Adhesive
-ASE/A6 Electrical

The event will also feature a “bullpen,” an area offering hands-on experience in addition to classroom training. Cost to attend is $25 for the first attendee from each company, $15 for each additional person. The price includes a catered breakfast, lunch and evening reception; admission to the PRO council General Membership Meeting (learn about PRO, what it's doing for the industry and how to get involved); and entrance to the PRO Long Range Planning meeting (for PRO members, Saturday, May 1).

Don’t wait until the event is full—click here to sign up!

For more information, visit www.sema.org/TSTC.

For discounted hotel rates in the area, contact the following (you must mention UNOH when making reservations):

• Comfort Inn: $62.99
  Elizabeth at 419/228-4251
• Wingate Inn: $72
  419/228-7000
• Fairfield Inn: $70
  Mike at 419/224-8496
• Country Inn & Suites: $85
  419/999-9992
• Holiday Inn & Suites: $89
  Allysia at 419/879-4000

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.