SEMA Show exhibitors can save more than 30% on booth services by using one of several new discount booth packages.

Exhibitors of the 2009 SEMA Show will be able to save more than 30% off booth services by selecting one of several newly created discount booth packages. The turn-key packages, which include booth panels, electricity, furniture, carpet, drayage, labor and more, include variations of the services requested most and offer exhibitors the flexibility to select from a range of panel and carpet colors.

“The discount booth packages are examples of how we are helping exhibitors get the most out of their investment,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events.

SEMA worked closely with Freeman Co. to develop the packages.

“We encourage exhibitors to take advantage of this offer,” said MacGillivray, noting that it will also eliminate the possibility of any last-minute expenses and allow exhibitors to focus on other important aspects of the SEMA Show.

“The SEMA Show is the largest gathering of automotive specialty-equipment businesses in the United States,” said MacGillivray. “This is the time and the place that exhibitors should focus on connecting with the industry, and these packages will help when many of our members need it most.”

MacGillivray encourages exhibitors to take advantage of the tools and resources that connect exhibitors with buyers. An online matchmaking program will launch Monday, June 15, to make communication easy, and a new Leads Guaranteed Program will highlight the best matches for exhibitors.

To learn more about the special exhibitor programs available this year, visit www.SEMAShow.com. For general information about how to exhibit at the 2009 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com or contact ConvExx Show Management at sema-exhibit@convexx.com or 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

SEMA Show exhibitors can save more than 30% on booth services by using one of several new discount booth packages.

Exhibitors of the 2009 SEMA Show will be able to save more than 30% off booth services by selecting one of several newly created discount booth packages. The turn-key packages, which include booth panels, electricity, furniture, carpet, drayage, labor and more, include variations of the services requested most and offer exhibitors the flexibility to select from a range of panel and carpet colors.

“The discount booth packages are examples of how we are helping exhibitors get the most out of their investment,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events.

SEMA worked closely with Freeman Co. to develop the packages.

“We encourage exhibitors to take advantage of this offer,” said MacGillivray, noting that it will also eliminate the possibility of any last-minute expenses and allow exhibitors to focus on other important aspects of the SEMA Show.

“The SEMA Show is the largest gathering of automotive specialty-equipment businesses in the United States,” said MacGillivray. “This is the time and the place that exhibitors should focus on connecting with the industry, and these packages will help when many of our members need it most.”

MacGillivray encourages exhibitors to take advantage of the tools and resources that connect exhibitors with buyers. An online matchmaking program will launch Monday, June 15, to make communication easy, and a new Leads Guaranteed Program will highlight the best matches for exhibitors.

To learn more about the special exhibitor programs available this year, visit www.SEMAShow.com. For general information about how to exhibit at the 2009 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com or contact ConvExx Show Management at sema-exhibit@convexx.com or 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

SEMA Show exhibitors can save more than 30% on booth services by using one of several new discount booth packages.

Exhibitors of the 2009 SEMA Show will be able to save more than 30% off booth services by selecting one of several newly created discount booth packages. The turn-key packages, which include booth panels, electricity, furniture, carpet, drayage, labor and more, include variations of the services requested most and offer exhibitors the flexibility to select from a range of panel and carpet colors.

“The discount booth packages are examples of how we are helping exhibitors get the most out of their investment,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events.

SEMA worked closely with Freeman Co. to develop the packages.

“We encourage exhibitors to take advantage of this offer,” said MacGillivray, noting that it will also eliminate the possibility of any last-minute expenses and allow exhibitors to focus on other important aspects of the SEMA Show.

“The SEMA Show is the largest gathering of automotive specialty-equipment businesses in the United States,” said MacGillivray. “This is the time and the place that exhibitors should focus on connecting with the industry, and these packages will help when many of our members need it most.”

MacGillivray encourages exhibitors to take advantage of the tools and resources that connect exhibitors with buyers. An online matchmaking program will launch Monday, June 15, to make communication easy, and a new Leads Guaranteed Program will highlight the best matches for exhibitors.

To learn more about the special exhibitor programs available this year, visit www.SEMAShow.com. For general information about how to exhibit at the 2009 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com or contact ConvExx Show Management at sema-exhibit@convexx.com or 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

SEMA Show exhibitors can save more than 30% on booth services by using one of several new discount booth packages.

Exhibitors of the 2009 SEMA Show will be able to save more than 30% off booth services by selecting one of several newly created discount booth packages. The turn-key packages, which include booth panels, electricity, furniture, carpet, drayage, labor and more, include variations of the services requested most and offer exhibitors the flexibility to select from a range of panel and carpet colors.

“The discount booth packages are examples of how we are helping exhibitors get the most out of their investment,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events.

SEMA worked closely with Freeman Co. to develop the packages.

“We encourage exhibitors to take advantage of this offer,” said MacGillivray, noting that it will also eliminate the possibility of any last-minute expenses and allow exhibitors to focus on other important aspects of the SEMA Show.

“The SEMA Show is the largest gathering of automotive specialty-equipment businesses in the United States,” said MacGillivray. “This is the time and the place that exhibitors should focus on connecting with the industry, and these packages will help when many of our members need it most.”

MacGillivray encourages exhibitors to take advantage of the tools and resources that connect exhibitors with buyers. An online matchmaking program will launch Monday, June 15, to make communication easy, and a new Leads Guaranteed Program will highlight the best matches for exhibitors.

To learn more about the special exhibitor programs available this year, visit www.SEMAShow.com. For general information about how to exhibit at the 2009 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com or contact ConvExx Show Management at sema-exhibit@convexx.com or 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the U.S. government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.

Importing products into the United States has become more complicated and costly due to a new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation: the Importer Security Filing (ISF). The new reporting requirement, one that is more commonly referred to as the "10+2" initiative, will require importers to supply 10 pieces of data and shipping companies another two.

The regulation requires importers or their designated agents to supply the required data electronically at a minimum of 24 hours before the products are loaded onto ships in the overseas port.

Penalties for incomplete or noncompliance are steep, though the CBP is delaying enforcement for one year for all companies that make a “good-faith effort” during this initial time period. SEMA, as part of a coalition of businesses, has called for a longer comment period as companies begin to meet the 10+2 requirements. Learn what to file, when to file it and how other small businesses have overcome common problems in the program’s initial months.

It goes without saying that if you are currently importing product into the United States, it’s essential that you participate in Richard Di Nucci’s FREE webinar that will provide practical, take-away information. At the conclusion of his webinar, participate in the live Q&A portion and have Di Nucci answer all of your questions regarding the 10+2 initiative.

What: “10+2 = New Filing Requirements for Companies Importing Products to the United States”
When: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:00a.m.–11:30 a.m. (PDT)
Presenter: Richard Di Nucci, Director, Secure Freight Initiative at U.S. Customs and Border Protection

To register for the “10+2” webinar and for more information on the SEMA Webinar Program, go to www.sema.org/webinars.

SEMA's Webinar Program: The SEMA webinar program brings the world-class business seminars featured during the SEMA Show right to your desktop. Different business-building sessions are constantly added to the program, offering members the latest insight and practices from today’s leading speakers.

All SEMA webinars are conducted live and are open to all employees of SEMA-member companies free of charge. To participate, all you need is a computer with Internet access and a telephone. All previous SEMA webinars are available for download. Learn more about SEMA webinars and view upcoming presentations.

SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the U.S. government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.

Importing products into the United States has become more complicated and costly due to a new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation: the Importer Security Filing (ISF). The new reporting requirement, one that is more commonly referred to as the "10+2" initiative, will require importers to supply 10 pieces of data and shipping companies another two.

The regulation requires importers or their designated agents to supply the required data electronically at a minimum of 24 hours before the products are loaded onto ships in the overseas port.

Penalties for incomplete or noncompliance are steep, though the CBP is delaying enforcement for one year for all companies that make a “good-faith effort” during this initial time period. SEMA, as part of a coalition of businesses, has called for a longer comment period as companies begin to meet the 10+2 requirements. Learn what to file, when to file it and how other small businesses have overcome common problems in the program’s initial months.

It goes without saying that if you are currently importing product into the United States, it’s essential that you participate in Richard Di Nucci’s FREE webinar that will provide practical, take-away information. At the conclusion of his webinar, participate in the live Q&A portion and have Di Nucci answer all of your questions regarding the 10+2 initiative.

What: “10+2 = New Filing Requirements for Companies Importing Products to the United States”
When: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:00a.m.–11:30 a.m. (PDT)
Presenter: Richard Di Nucci, Director, Secure Freight Initiative at U.S. Customs and Border Protection

To register for the “10+2” webinar and for more information on the SEMA Webinar Program, go to www.sema.org/webinars.

SEMA's Webinar Program: The SEMA webinar program brings the world-class business seminars featured during the SEMA Show right to your desktop. Different business-building sessions are constantly added to the program, offering members the latest insight and practices from today’s leading speakers.

All SEMA webinars are conducted live and are open to all employees of SEMA-member companies free of charge. To participate, all you need is a computer with Internet access and a telephone. All previous SEMA webinars are available for download. Learn more about SEMA webinars and view upcoming presentations.

SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the U.S. government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.

Importing products into the United States has become more complicated and costly due to a new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation: the Importer Security Filing (ISF). The new reporting requirement, one that is more commonly referred to as the "10+2" initiative, will require importers to supply 10 pieces of data and shipping companies another two.

The regulation requires importers or their designated agents to supply the required data electronically at a minimum of 24 hours before the products are loaded onto ships in the overseas port.

Penalties for incomplete or noncompliance are steep, though the CBP is delaying enforcement for one year for all companies that make a “good-faith effort” during this initial time period. SEMA, as part of a coalition of businesses, has called for a longer comment period as companies begin to meet the 10+2 requirements. Learn what to file, when to file it and how other small businesses have overcome common problems in the program’s initial months.

It goes without saying that if you are currently importing product into the United States, it’s essential that you participate in Richard Di Nucci’s FREE webinar that will provide practical, take-away information. At the conclusion of his webinar, participate in the live Q&A portion and have Di Nucci answer all of your questions regarding the 10+2 initiative.

What: “10+2 = New Filing Requirements for Companies Importing Products to the United States”
When: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:00a.m.–11:30 a.m. (PDT)
Presenter: Richard Di Nucci, Director, Secure Freight Initiative at U.S. Customs and Border Protection

To register for the “10+2” webinar and for more information on the SEMA Webinar Program, go to www.sema.org/webinars.

SEMA's Webinar Program: The SEMA webinar program brings the world-class business seminars featured during the SEMA Show right to your desktop. Different business-building sessions are constantly added to the program, offering members the latest insight and practices from today’s leading speakers.

All SEMA webinars are conducted live and are open to all employees of SEMA-member companies free of charge. To participate, all you need is a computer with Internet access and a telephone. All previous SEMA webinars are available for download. Learn more about SEMA webinars and view upcoming presentations.

SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the U.S. government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.

Importing products into the United States has become more complicated and costly due to a new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation: the Importer Security Filing (ISF). The new reporting requirement, one that is more commonly referred to as the "10+2" initiative, will require importers to supply 10 pieces of data and shipping companies another two.

The regulation requires importers or their designated agents to supply the required data electronically at a minimum of 24 hours before the products are loaded onto ships in the overseas port.

Penalties for incomplete or noncompliance are steep, though the CBP is delaying enforcement for one year for all companies that make a “good-faith effort” during this initial time period. SEMA, as part of a coalition of businesses, has called for a longer comment period as companies begin to meet the 10+2 requirements. Learn what to file, when to file it and how other small businesses have overcome common problems in the program’s initial months.

It goes without saying that if you are currently importing product into the United States, it’s essential that you participate in Richard Di Nucci’s FREE webinar that will provide practical, take-away information. At the conclusion of his webinar, participate in the live Q&A portion and have Di Nucci answer all of your questions regarding the 10+2 initiative.

What: “10+2 = New Filing Requirements for Companies Importing Products to the United States”
When: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:00a.m.–11:30 a.m. (PDT)
Presenter: Richard Di Nucci, Director, Secure Freight Initiative at U.S. Customs and Border Protection

To register for the “10+2” webinar and for more information on the SEMA Webinar Program, go to www.sema.org/webinars.

SEMA's Webinar Program: The SEMA webinar program brings the world-class business seminars featured during the SEMA Show right to your desktop. Different business-building sessions are constantly added to the program, offering members the latest insight and practices from today’s leading speakers.

All SEMA webinars are conducted live and are open to all employees of SEMA-member companies free of charge. To participate, all you need is a computer with Internet access and a telephone. All previous SEMA webinars are available for download. Learn more about SEMA webinars and view upcoming presentations.

SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the U.S. government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.

Importing products into the United States has become more complicated and costly due to a new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation: the Importer Security Filing (ISF). The new reporting requirement, one that is more commonly referred to as the "10+2" initiative, will require importers to supply 10 pieces of data and shipping companies another two.

The regulation requires importers or their designated agents to supply the required data electronically at a minimum of 24 hours before the products are loaded onto ships in the overseas port.

Penalties for incomplete or noncompliance are steep, though the CBP is delaying enforcement for one year for all companies that make a “good-faith effort” during this initial time period. SEMA, as part of a coalition of businesses, has called for a longer comment period as companies begin to meet the 10+2 requirements. Learn what to file, when to file it and how other small businesses have overcome common problems in the program’s initial months.

It goes without saying that if you are currently importing product into the United States, it’s essential that you participate in Richard Di Nucci’s FREE webinar that will provide practical, take-away information. At the conclusion of his webinar, participate in the live Q&A portion and have Di Nucci answer all of your questions regarding the 10+2 initiative.

What: “10+2 = New Filing Requirements for Companies Importing Products to the United States”
When: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:00a.m.–11:30 a.m. (PDT)
Presenter: Richard Di Nucci, Director, Secure Freight Initiative at U.S. Customs and Border Protection

To register for the “10+2” webinar and for more information on the SEMA Webinar Program, go to www.sema.org/webinars.

SEMA's Webinar Program: The SEMA webinar program brings the world-class business seminars featured during the SEMA Show right to your desktop. Different business-building sessions are constantly added to the program, offering members the latest insight and practices from today’s leading speakers.

All SEMA webinars are conducted live and are open to all employees of SEMA-member companies free of charge. To participate, all you need is a computer with Internet access and a telephone. All previous SEMA webinars are available for download. Learn more about SEMA webinars and view upcoming presentations.

SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a year are required to file new reports with the U.S. government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new initiative.

Importing products into the United States has become more complicated and costly due to a new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation: the Importer Security Filing (ISF). The new reporting requirement, one that is more commonly referred to as the "10+2" initiative, will require importers to supply 10 pieces of data and shipping companies another two.

The regulation requires importers or their designated agents to supply the required data electronically at a minimum of 24 hours before the products are loaded onto ships in the overseas port.

Penalties for incomplete or noncompliance are steep, though the CBP is delaying enforcement for one year for all companies that make a “good-faith effort” during this initial time period. SEMA, as part of a coalition of businesses, has called for a longer comment period as companies begin to meet the 10+2 requirements. Learn what to file, when to file it and how other small businesses have overcome common problems in the program’s initial months.

It goes without saying that if you are currently importing product into the United States, it’s essential that you participate in Richard Di Nucci’s FREE webinar that will provide practical, take-away information. At the conclusion of his webinar, participate in the live Q&A portion and have Di Nucci answer all of your questions regarding the 10+2 initiative.

What: “10+2 = New Filing Requirements for Companies Importing Products to the United States”
When: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:00a.m.–11:30 a.m. (PDT)
Presenter: Richard Di Nucci, Director, Secure Freight Initiative at U.S. Customs and Border Protection

To register for the “10+2” webinar and for more information on the SEMA Webinar Program, go to www.sema.org/webinars.

SEMA's Webinar Program: The SEMA webinar program brings the world-class business seminars featured during the SEMA Show right to your desktop. Different business-building sessions are constantly added to the program, offering members the latest insight and practices from today’s leading speakers.

All SEMA webinars are conducted live and are open to all employees of SEMA-member companies free of charge. To participate, all you need is a computer with Internet access and a telephone. All previous SEMA webinars are available for download. Learn more about SEMA webinars and view upcoming presentations.