The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has again postponed the effective date for the revised lighting standard, Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 108, from December 1, 2009 to December 1, 2012. The agency wants the extra time to confirm that there were no substantive changes included when the agency published the reorganized and simplified FMVSS 108 in 2007. The revised standard was originally scheduled to take effect in 2008.

The lighting standard has been amended many times since it was first adopted in 1967 in order to address technological advances and enhance safety. As a consequence, the old regulation was unnecessarily complex and difficult to understand.

The NHTSA will also use the additional time to address petitions from some industry groups for additional clarifications or revisions to FMVSS No. 108. Early compliance to the revised standard continues to be permitted. Both the old and new versions of 108 are published in one location: http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr_2008/octqtr/pdf/49cfr571.108.pdf. The “new” version starts at page 76.

Questions or comments may be directed to Steve McDonald.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has again postponed the effective date for the revised lighting standard, Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 108, from December 1, 2009 to December 1, 2012. The agency wants the extra time to confirm that there were no substantive changes included when the agency published the reorganized and simplified FMVSS 108 in 2007. The revised standard was originally scheduled to take effect in 2008.

The lighting standard has been amended many times since it was first adopted in 1967 in order to address technological advances and enhance safety. As a consequence, the old regulation was unnecessarily complex and difficult to understand.

The NHTSA will also use the additional time to address petitions from some industry groups for additional clarifications or revisions to FMVSS No. 108. Early compliance to the revised standard continues to be permitted. Both the old and new versions of 108 are published in one location: http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr_2008/octqtr/pdf/49cfr571.108.pdf. The “new” version starts at page 76.

Questions or comments may be directed to Steve McDonald.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a proposed rule to increase the tire test pressure for temporary-use spare tires (T-tires) from 52 pounds per square inch (psi) to 60 psi. The proposed change responds to a petition from the Tire & Rim Association (TRA).

In supporting the requested change, the NHTSA believes the revised test pressure will increase the stringency of the test while incorporating real-world conditions. The revision would also harmonize the U.S. standard with various international standards, including the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and Japanese regulations.

For additional information, contact Stuart Gosswein.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a proposed rule to increase the tire test pressure for temporary-use spare tires (T-tires) from 52 pounds per square inch (psi) to 60 psi. The proposed change responds to a petition from the Tire & Rim Association (TRA).

In supporting the requested change, the NHTSA believes the revised test pressure will increase the stringency of the test while incorporating real-world conditions. The revision would also harmonize the U.S. standard with various international standards, including the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and Japanese regulations.

For additional information, contact Stuart Gosswein.

	Philip Koenen's 1970 "TransCammer" Mustang will appear in the upcoming fifth edition of the popular video game.

Of the many awards given annually at the SEMA Show, only one offers the winner the prize of video game immortality. The seventh annual Gran Turismo Awards, held at the 2009 SEMA Show, recognized Philip Koenen and his 1970 Ford Mustang "TransCammer" with Best Hot Rod and the coveted Best in Show awards.

The latter award earns Koenen's car a spot in the forthcoming Gran Turismo 5 as a fully driveable player selection, and was selected as Best in Show by the game's creator, Kazunori Yamauchi.

"The Gran Turismo Awards continue to seek out and reward automotive enthusiasts who demonstrate passion for outstanding design and performance, while also celebrating a strong collaboration with the gaming industry," Yamauchi said. "We have been very pleased with the high quality of vehicles vying for the award the past seven years and look forward to having this 1970 Ford Mustang TransCammer join our list of distinguished past winners as part of the Gran Turismo franchise."

Koenen's Mustang will join 2008 winner Brian Filoteo's Infiniti G37 and 2007 winner Marcel Horn's HPA Audi TT in the fifth installment of the game franchise, which according to Sony has sold more than 53 million units worldwide. Both Filoteo and Horn's cars were available for guests to drive in the latest version of the game, shown at the event.

Prior to the 2009 SEMA Show, all exhibitors were invited to enter their vehicles into the Gran Turismo Awards, which honor five different categories: Best Domestic Automobile; Best European Import; Best Hot Rod; Best Asian Import; and Best Truck/SUV. Autowriters from media outlets, including Motor Trend, European Tuner, and Import Tuner acted as judges, judging each category on a balance between performance, style and speed.

The five category winners were:
-Best Domestic: Nicholas Ashby, Moment Carbon Camaro
-Best European Import: KC Howet, 2009 Underground Racing Lamborghini LP560-4TT
-Best Hot Rod: Philip Koenen, "Trans-Cammer" 1970 Ford Mustang
-Best Asian Import: Chris Rado, World Racing Scion TC.
-Best Truck/SUV: Scott Bailey and Tony Vanillo, Ford F250 Unlimited 2 Class short-course race truck.

Visit MPMC's website.

Petersen Award Nominations Being Accepted

MPMC is accepting nominations for its annual Robert E. Petersen Award. The award is presented to a member of the media who has exhibited extraordinary support for motorsports and MPMC during the past year.

A nomination form is available for download on the MPMC webpage at www.sema.org/mpmc. Nominations must be received by December 4, 2009.

MPMC Motorsports Marketing Seminar Big Hit

The MPMC-sponsored seminar, "Motorsports Marketing: How to Measure Your Return,” was a definite winner at the 2009 SEMA Show. A panel of motorsports industry experts was moderated by ESPN/NHRA announcer Alan Reinhart and answered questions on motorsports marketing options.

"MPMC is very pleased with the event," said MPMC Chairman Bill Floyd. "This came together very last minute, with little marketing effort, and we had 68 people in the room. I have to thank the panel members and Alan Reinhart for making this such a success. We’re already planning next year’s event."

The panel members were:

• Bill Holland - Holland Communications
• Karl Fredrickson - Speedway Illustrated
• Brian Wolfe - Motorsports Director Ford Motor Company
• Steve Wolcott - ProMedia/NMRA
• Jessica Forrest - NASCAR Automotive Group
• Bill Floyd - RideTech

The seminar took place on Monday, November 2, from 11 a.m.–12:00 pm., in North Hall Convention Center meeting room N262–N264.

Media Registration Now Open for Media Trade Conference

Media attendees may register online for the 2010 MPMC Media Trade Conference by visiting www.sema.org/mpmc or www.sema.org/press.

All 100 available manufacturer suites have been filled, and MPMC is looking forward to another successful event. The MPMC Media Trade Conference will be at the Radisson Suites in Covina, California, on January 19–21, 2010. For more information on the event, go to www.sema.org/mpmc.

MPMC Column in SEMA Member News

Read MPMC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about MPMC, contact Jim Skelly.

Visit ARMO's website.

ARMO Presents Industry Awards

ARMO presented the following awards during the ARMO Industry Reception at the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Business of the Year: National Parts Depot
- Person of the Year: Jim Menneto, Hemmings Motor News
- Restoration Event of the Year: Fall Hershey by the Antique Automobile of America

For more information on ARMO awards, contact Nathan Ridnouer.

ARMO Column in SEMA Member News

Read ARMO's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For more information about ARMO, visit the council's website.

Visit HRIA's website

HRIA Presents Industry Awards

HRIA presented the following awards during the HRIA Industry Reception at the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Business of the Year: Lokar Inc.
- Industry Recognition Award: Ross Ortman, Dakota Digital Inc.
- HRIA Hall of Fame Awards: Art Morrison and Jerry Kugel

HRIA Column in SEMA Member News

Read HRIA's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For more information about HRIA, visit the council's website.

Visit TORA's website.

TORA Presents Industry Awards

TORA presented the following council awards during the TORA Industry Reception at the 2009 SEMA Show.

- TORA Best New Product Under $500 (chosen from new products at the SEMA Show): Weathertech, Multifit Cargo and Trunk Liner
- TORA Best New Product Over $500 (chosen from new products at the SEMA Show): Undercover, SE Tonneau
- Ron Webster Award (chosen from new products at the SEMA Show): Bolt, One Key Lock Technology Padlock
- TORA Retailer of the Year: The Truck Outfitters
- TORA Hall of Fame: Van Woodell, Weathers Auto Supply
- TORA Chairman’s Award: Ron DiVincenzo, Cap World

TORA Column in SEMA Member News

Read TORA's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For more information about TORA, contact Jim Skelly.

Visit MRC's website.

MRC Presents industry Awards

The MRC presented the following council awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- MRC Hall of Fame: Bob Cook, Bob Cook Sales
- MRC STAR (Sales Team Annual Recognition) Award: Magnaflow Performance Exhaust

MRC Column in SEMA Member News

Read MRC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about MRC, contact Staci Bostock.

Visit PRO's website.

	PRO Chairman Karl Stearns credits the hard work of the council members for the success of the group's NovemberFest at the 2009 SEMA Show.

PRO NovemberFest Is Huge Success

The first-ever PRO Industry Awards reception held at the SEMA Show was an overwhelming success for the PRO council. Branded "NovemberFest," the reception played to a packed house, as more than 200 attendees filled Ballrooms D, E, F and G at the Las Vegas Hilton to standing room only. The evening included a free commemorative event T-shirt, German-themed food and bar menus and presentations of PRO’s annual industry awards.

"I am so proud of this council,” said PRO Chairman Karl Stearns. “At our LRP in June, the idea for a reception was introduced. Someone suggested we come up with a brand for the event so that it wouldn’t just be another reception. Someone else suggested "NovemberFest," and the Select Committee was off and running. Select committee members designed the logo, menu, t-shirt and the bookmark invitation concept and solicited sponsorship monies. SEMA did the final invitation layout, and we kept them apprised every step of the way to make sure nothing fell off the track. At the Show, we all pushed the invitations from our booths and in the aisles. The process was a textbook volunteer cooperation. The success of the actual event is icing on the cake. We’re already looking forward to next year!"

NovemberFest was held on Tuesday, November 3 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the Las Vegas Hilton.

PRO Council Awards

PRO presented the following awards during the 2009 SEMA Show:

• Jim Borre Lifetime Achievement Award: Ellen McKoy
• PRO Restyler of the Year: Joey Johnston, Tops and Trends (award sponsored by Insignia, Simplified Accessory Sales)
• PRO Manufacturer of the Year: Katzkin Leather Interiors Inc. (award sponsored by Grote Industries)
• Nat Danas Person of the Year: B.J. Leanse (award sponsored by Truck and Auto Customizing magazine)

PRO Column in SEMA Member News

Read PRO's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

Visit SBN's website.

	Linda Vaughn received the SBN Lifetime Achievement Award during the Speed Networking Breakfast Powered by SBN at the 2009 SEMA Show.

SBN Presents Industry Awards

The SBN presented the following awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Woman of the Year Award: Laurel Dasher, Superchips Inc.
- Athena Award: Lyn St. James
- Mentor of the Year: Jason Bruce, advanced FLOW engineering
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Linda Vaughn

Discover the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN

“I’ll get by with a little help from my friends…” - Joe Cocker

Everyone needs help or expert advice from time to time, and SEMA’s Mentoring Program is an excellent resource to get answers to all your questions. Whether you need to know more about SEMA, market information for a start-up company or advice on how to approach your boss about a new position, the SEMA Mentoring Program can help.

“Ask A Mentor” is perfect for one-time questions. You can expect multiple SEMA mentors to provide online guidance and answers to your industry-related questions.

Short-term Assistance/Guidance is for help with a specific project or task. A SEMA council/committee mentor with the expertise you seek will be paired up with you to provide guidance with your project.

Long-term Relationship is helpful for developing your professional career. In this program segment you will be paired with a SEMA council/committee mentor who will provide guidance and assistance for ongoing career development or a long-term project.

So whether you just need an answer to a question or you want to cultivate a mentoring friendship, the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN is available to help. After all, we can all use a little help from our friends.

Visit the SEMA Mentoring Program now.

SBN Column in SEMA Member News

Read SBN's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about SBN, visit the committee's website.

Visit SPC's website.

SPC Presents Industry Awards

SPC presented the following council awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- SPC Person of the Year Award: Michael Ferrara, DSport
- SPC Industry Icon Award: Kipp Kington, KTC Media
- SPC Business of the Year Award: Eibach Springs Inc.
- SPC Presidents Award: Shaun Carlson

SPC Column in SEMA Member News

Read SPC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about SPC, contact Jason Tolleson.

Visit WTC's website.

WTC Presents Industry Awards

WTC presented the following council awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- WTC Lifetime Achievement Award: Dick Horasian
- WTC Hall of Fame 2009 Inductee: Dick Horasian

All past WTC Lifetime Achievement Award winners were inducted into WTC Hall of Fame established in 2009. Past recipients of the WTC Lifetime Achievement Award newly inducted into the WTC Hall of Fame are:

• Greg Weld (2008)
• Louis Senter (2007)
• John “Ed” Hill (2006)
• Frank Duca (2005)
• John Arthurs (2004)
• Joe Suddreth (2003)
• Jim Kavanaugh (2002)
• Art Hale Sr. (2001)

WTC Column in SEMA Member News

Read WTC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about WTC, contact Jim Skelly.

Visit YEN's website.

YEN Presents Industry Awards

YEN presented the following awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Young Executive of the Year Award: Lee McGuire, Skyjacker Suspensions
- Vanguard Award: Chris Thomson, AIRAID Filter Company

For more information on YEN awards, contact Jason Tolleson.

Join YEN

Did you know that the SEMA Young Executives Network has more than 500 members networking in the industry and is the largest SEMA committee? If you are employed by a SEMA-member company and are under the age of 39, then you can join the SEMA Young Executives Network for FREE. If you are interested in becoming part of the team, please visit our website at www.sema.org/yen.

YEN Member of the Month Spotlight

Did you know that YEN has a Member of the Month Spotlight on the SEMA website and that anyone can be nominated? To view previous selections or to make a nomination, visit www.sema.org/yen.

YEN Column in SEMA Member News

Read YEN's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about YEN, contact Jason Tolleson.

Visit MPMC's website.

Petersen Award Nominations Being Accepted

MPMC is accepting nominations for its annual Robert E. Petersen Award. The award is presented to a member of the media who has exhibited extraordinary support for motorsports and MPMC during the past year.

A nomination form is available for download on the MPMC webpage at www.sema.org/mpmc. Nominations must be received by December 4, 2009.

MPMC Motorsports Marketing Seminar Big Hit

The MPMC-sponsored seminar, "Motorsports Marketing: How to Measure Your Return,” was a definite winner at the 2009 SEMA Show. A panel of motorsports industry experts was moderated by ESPN/NHRA announcer Alan Reinhart and answered questions on motorsports marketing options.

"MPMC is very pleased with the event," said MPMC Chairman Bill Floyd. "This came together very last minute, with little marketing effort, and we had 68 people in the room. I have to thank the panel members and Alan Reinhart for making this such a success. We’re already planning next year’s event."

The panel members were:

• Bill Holland - Holland Communications
• Karl Fredrickson - Speedway Illustrated
• Brian Wolfe - Motorsports Director Ford Motor Company
• Steve Wolcott - ProMedia/NMRA
• Jessica Forrest - NASCAR Automotive Group
• Bill Floyd - RideTech

The seminar took place on Monday, November 2, from 11 a.m.–12:00 pm., in North Hall Convention Center meeting room N262–N264.

Media Registration Now Open for Media Trade Conference

Media attendees may register online for the 2010 MPMC Media Trade Conference by visiting www.sema.org/mpmc or www.sema.org/press.

All 100 available manufacturer suites have been filled, and MPMC is looking forward to another successful event. The MPMC Media Trade Conference will be at the Radisson Suites in Covina, California, on January 19–21, 2010. For more information on the event, go to www.sema.org/mpmc.

MPMC Column in SEMA Member News

Read MPMC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about MPMC, contact Jim Skelly.

Visit ARMO's website.

ARMO Presents Industry Awards

ARMO presented the following awards during the ARMO Industry Reception at the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Business of the Year: National Parts Depot
- Person of the Year: Jim Menneto, Hemmings Motor News
- Restoration Event of the Year: Fall Hershey by the Antique Automobile of America

For more information on ARMO awards, contact Nathan Ridnouer.

ARMO Column in SEMA Member News

Read ARMO's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For more information about ARMO, visit the council's website.

Visit HRIA's website

HRIA Presents Industry Awards

HRIA presented the following awards during the HRIA Industry Reception at the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Business of the Year: Lokar Inc.
- Industry Recognition Award: Ross Ortman, Dakota Digital Inc.
- HRIA Hall of Fame Awards: Art Morrison and Jerry Kugel

HRIA Column in SEMA Member News

Read HRIA's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For more information about HRIA, visit the council's website.

Visit TORA's website.

TORA Presents Industry Awards

TORA presented the following council awards during the TORA Industry Reception at the 2009 SEMA Show.

- TORA Best New Product Under $500 (chosen from new products at the SEMA Show): Weathertech, Multifit Cargo and Trunk Liner
- TORA Best New Product Over $500 (chosen from new products at the SEMA Show): Undercover, SE Tonneau
- Ron Webster Award (chosen from new products at the SEMA Show): Bolt, One Key Lock Technology Padlock
- TORA Retailer of the Year: The Truck Outfitters
- TORA Hall of Fame: Van Woodell, Weathers Auto Supply
- TORA Chairman’s Award: Ron DiVincenzo, Cap World

TORA Column in SEMA Member News

Read TORA's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For more information about TORA, contact Jim Skelly.

Visit MRC's website.

MRC Presents industry Awards

The MRC presented the following council awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- MRC Hall of Fame: Bob Cook, Bob Cook Sales
- MRC STAR (Sales Team Annual Recognition) Award: Magnaflow Performance Exhaust

MRC Column in SEMA Member News

Read MRC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about MRC, contact Staci Bostock.

Visit PRO's website.

	PRO Chairman Karl Stearns credits the hard work of the council members for the success of the group's NovemberFest at the 2009 SEMA Show.

PRO NovemberFest Is Huge Success

The first-ever PRO Industry Awards reception held at the SEMA Show was an overwhelming success for the PRO council. Branded "NovemberFest," the reception played to a packed house, as more than 200 attendees filled Ballrooms D, E, F and G at the Las Vegas Hilton to standing room only. The evening included a free commemorative event T-shirt, German-themed food and bar menus and presentations of PRO’s annual industry awards.

"I am so proud of this council,” said PRO Chairman Karl Stearns. “At our LRP in June, the idea for a reception was introduced. Someone suggested we come up with a brand for the event so that it wouldn’t just be another reception. Someone else suggested "NovemberFest," and the Select Committee was off and running. Select committee members designed the logo, menu, t-shirt and the bookmark invitation concept and solicited sponsorship monies. SEMA did the final invitation layout, and we kept them apprised every step of the way to make sure nothing fell off the track. At the Show, we all pushed the invitations from our booths and in the aisles. The process was a textbook volunteer cooperation. The success of the actual event is icing on the cake. We’re already looking forward to next year!"

NovemberFest was held on Tuesday, November 3 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the Las Vegas Hilton.

PRO Council Awards

PRO presented the following awards during the 2009 SEMA Show:

• Jim Borre Lifetime Achievement Award: Ellen McKoy
• PRO Restyler of the Year: Joey Johnston, Tops and Trends (award sponsored by Insignia, Simplified Accessory Sales)
• PRO Manufacturer of the Year: Katzkin Leather Interiors Inc. (award sponsored by Grote Industries)
• Nat Danas Person of the Year: B.J. Leanse (award sponsored by Truck and Auto Customizing magazine)

PRO Column in SEMA Member News

Read PRO's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

Visit SBN's website.

	Linda Vaughn received the SBN Lifetime Achievement Award during the Speed Networking Breakfast Powered by SBN at the 2009 SEMA Show.

SBN Presents Industry Awards

The SBN presented the following awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Woman of the Year Award: Laurel Dasher, Superchips Inc.
- Athena Award: Lyn St. James
- Mentor of the Year: Jason Bruce, advanced FLOW engineering
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Linda Vaughn

Discover the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN

“I’ll get by with a little help from my friends…” - Joe Cocker

Everyone needs help or expert advice from time to time, and SEMA’s Mentoring Program is an excellent resource to get answers to all your questions. Whether you need to know more about SEMA, market information for a start-up company or advice on how to approach your boss about a new position, the SEMA Mentoring Program can help.

“Ask A Mentor” is perfect for one-time questions. You can expect multiple SEMA mentors to provide online guidance and answers to your industry-related questions.

Short-term Assistance/Guidance is for help with a specific project or task. A SEMA council/committee mentor with the expertise you seek will be paired up with you to provide guidance with your project.

Long-term Relationship is helpful for developing your professional career. In this program segment you will be paired with a SEMA council/committee mentor who will provide guidance and assistance for ongoing career development or a long-term project.

So whether you just need an answer to a question or you want to cultivate a mentoring friendship, the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN is available to help. After all, we can all use a little help from our friends.

Visit the SEMA Mentoring Program now.

SBN Column in SEMA Member News

Read SBN's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about SBN, visit the committee's website.

Visit SPC's website.

SPC Presents Industry Awards

SPC presented the following council awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- SPC Person of the Year Award: Michael Ferrara, DSport
- SPC Industry Icon Award: Kipp Kington, KTC Media
- SPC Business of the Year Award: Eibach Springs Inc.
- SPC Presidents Award: Shaun Carlson

SPC Column in SEMA Member News

Read SPC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about SPC, contact Jason Tolleson.

Visit WTC's website.

WTC Presents Industry Awards

WTC presented the following council awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- WTC Lifetime Achievement Award: Dick Horasian
- WTC Hall of Fame 2009 Inductee: Dick Horasian

All past WTC Lifetime Achievement Award winners were inducted into WTC Hall of Fame established in 2009. Past recipients of the WTC Lifetime Achievement Award newly inducted into the WTC Hall of Fame are:

• Greg Weld (2008)
• Louis Senter (2007)
• John “Ed” Hill (2006)
• Frank Duca (2005)
• John Arthurs (2004)
• Joe Suddreth (2003)
• Jim Kavanaugh (2002)
• Art Hale Sr. (2001)

WTC Column in SEMA Member News

Read WTC's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about WTC, contact Jim Skelly.

Visit YEN's website.

YEN Presents Industry Awards

YEN presented the following awards during the 2009 SEMA Show.

- Young Executive of the Year Award: Lee McGuire, Skyjacker Suspensions
- Vanguard Award: Chris Thomson, AIRAID Filter Company

For more information on YEN awards, contact Jason Tolleson.

Join YEN

Did you know that the SEMA Young Executives Network has more than 500 members networking in the industry and is the largest SEMA committee? If you are employed by a SEMA-member company and are under the age of 39, then you can join the SEMA Young Executives Network for FREE. If you are interested in becoming part of the team, please visit our website at www.sema.org/yen.

YEN Member of the Month Spotlight

Did you know that YEN has a Member of the Month Spotlight on the SEMA website and that anyone can be nominated? To view previous selections or to make a nomination, visit www.sema.org/yen.

YEN Column in SEMA Member News

Read YEN's column featured in the November/December issue of SEMA Member News.

For information about YEN, contact Jason Tolleson.