SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Leo Kagan Scholarship Established

	Presented through the SEMA Scholarship Program, the newly established Leo Kagan Scholarship will be awarded annually to a female in the restyling industry.

SEMA recently established the Leo Kagan Scholarship as part of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, which promotes industry leadership by supporting the educational efforts of current and future automotive professionals.

Kagan is an industry icon who was instrumental in the founding of the SEMA scholarship program. The new scholarship will be presented annually to a female interested in a career in the restyling market.

“While women were not traditionally involved in our industry, they have become more and more integral over the years,” said Kagan. “I’m glad that this SEMA scholarship will ensure that females receive support and encouragement to pursue careers in the automotive restyling market. Such diversity in our industry is what contributes to the excitement and innovation of the specialty-equipment market.”

The Leo Kagan Scholarship will be among the many scholarships SEMA provides. SEMA scholarships are presented annually to students pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket. A total of $130,000 was awarded to 69 individuals in 2012.

“Leo has contributed a great deal to SEMA and to the industry for nearly 50 years,” said Joel Ayres, SEMA scholarship committee chairman. “It’s great to recognize his long-time work and support through this scholarship. Leo’s impact and contributions to the industry will continue to be felt for generations to come.”

Applications for the next school year will be available at www.SEMA.org/scholarships in early December, with applications due April 5, 2013.

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Leo Kagan Scholarship Established

	Presented through the SEMA Scholarship Program, the newly established Leo Kagan Scholarship will be awarded annually to a female in the restyling industry.

SEMA recently established the Leo Kagan Scholarship as part of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, which promotes industry leadership by supporting the educational efforts of current and future automotive professionals.

Kagan is an industry icon who was instrumental in the founding of the SEMA scholarship program. The new scholarship will be presented annually to a female interested in a career in the restyling market.

“While women were not traditionally involved in our industry, they have become more and more integral over the years,” said Kagan. “I’m glad that this SEMA scholarship will ensure that females receive support and encouragement to pursue careers in the automotive restyling market. Such diversity in our industry is what contributes to the excitement and innovation of the specialty-equipment market.”

The Leo Kagan Scholarship will be among the many scholarships SEMA provides. SEMA scholarships are presented annually to students pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket. A total of $130,000 was awarded to 69 individuals in 2012.

“Leo has contributed a great deal to SEMA and to the industry for nearly 50 years,” said Joel Ayres, SEMA scholarship committee chairman. “It’s great to recognize his long-time work and support through this scholarship. Leo’s impact and contributions to the industry will continue to be felt for generations to come.”

Applications for the next school year will be available at www.SEMA.org/scholarships in early December, with applications due April 5, 2013.

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Leo Kagan Scholarship Established

	Presented through the SEMA Scholarship Program, the newly established Leo Kagan Scholarship will be awarded annually to a female in the restyling industry.

SEMA recently established the Leo Kagan Scholarship as part of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, which promotes industry leadership by supporting the educational efforts of current and future automotive professionals.

Kagan is an industry icon who was instrumental in the founding of the SEMA scholarship program. The new scholarship will be presented annually to a female interested in a career in the restyling market.

“While women were not traditionally involved in our industry, they have become more and more integral over the years,” said Kagan. “I’m glad that this SEMA scholarship will ensure that females receive support and encouragement to pursue careers in the automotive restyling market. Such diversity in our industry is what contributes to the excitement and innovation of the specialty-equipment market.”

The Leo Kagan Scholarship will be among the many scholarships SEMA provides. SEMA scholarships are presented annually to students pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket. A total of $130,000 was awarded to 69 individuals in 2012.

“Leo has contributed a great deal to SEMA and to the industry for nearly 50 years,” said Joel Ayres, SEMA scholarship committee chairman. “It’s great to recognize his long-time work and support through this scholarship. Leo’s impact and contributions to the industry will continue to be felt for generations to come.”

Applications for the next school year will be available at www.SEMA.org/scholarships in early December, with applications due April 5, 2013.

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Leo Kagan Scholarship Established

	Presented through the SEMA Scholarship Program, the newly established Leo Kagan Scholarship will be awarded annually to a female in the restyling industry.

SEMA recently established the Leo Kagan Scholarship as part of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, which promotes industry leadership by supporting the educational efforts of current and future automotive professionals.

Kagan is an industry icon who was instrumental in the founding of the SEMA scholarship program. The new scholarship will be presented annually to a female interested in a career in the restyling market.

“While women were not traditionally involved in our industry, they have become more and more integral over the years,” said Kagan. “I’m glad that this SEMA scholarship will ensure that females receive support and encouragement to pursue careers in the automotive restyling market. Such diversity in our industry is what contributes to the excitement and innovation of the specialty-equipment market.”

The Leo Kagan Scholarship will be among the many scholarships SEMA provides. SEMA scholarships are presented annually to students pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket. A total of $130,000 was awarded to 69 individuals in 2012.

“Leo has contributed a great deal to SEMA and to the industry for nearly 50 years,” said Joel Ayres, SEMA scholarship committee chairman. “It’s great to recognize his long-time work and support through this scholarship. Leo’s impact and contributions to the industry will continue to be felt for generations to come.”

Applications for the next school year will be available at www.SEMA.org/scholarships in early December, with applications due April 5, 2013.

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Leo Kagan Scholarship Established

	Presented through the SEMA Scholarship Program, the newly established Leo Kagan Scholarship will be awarded annually to a female in the restyling industry.

SEMA recently established the Leo Kagan Scholarship as part of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, which promotes industry leadership by supporting the educational efforts of current and future automotive professionals.

Kagan is an industry icon who was instrumental in the founding of the SEMA scholarship program. The new scholarship will be presented annually to a female interested in a career in the restyling market.

“While women were not traditionally involved in our industry, they have become more and more integral over the years,” said Kagan. “I’m glad that this SEMA scholarship will ensure that females receive support and encouragement to pursue careers in the automotive restyling market. Such diversity in our industry is what contributes to the excitement and innovation of the specialty-equipment market.”

The Leo Kagan Scholarship will be among the many scholarships SEMA provides. SEMA scholarships are presented annually to students pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket. A total of $130,000 was awarded to 69 individuals in 2012.

“Leo has contributed a great deal to SEMA and to the industry for nearly 50 years,” said Joel Ayres, SEMA scholarship committee chairman. “It’s great to recognize his long-time work and support through this scholarship. Leo’s impact and contributions to the industry will continue to be felt for generations to come.”

Applications for the next school year will be available at www.SEMA.org/scholarships in early December, with applications due April 5, 2013.

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Leo Kagan Scholarship Established

	Presented through the SEMA Scholarship Program, the newly established Leo Kagan Scholarship will be awarded annually to a female in the restyling industry.

SEMA recently established the Leo Kagan Scholarship as part of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, which promotes industry leadership by supporting the educational efforts of current and future automotive professionals.

Kagan is an industry icon who was instrumental in the founding of the SEMA scholarship program. The new scholarship will be presented annually to a female interested in a career in the restyling market.

“While women were not traditionally involved in our industry, they have become more and more integral over the years,” said Kagan. “I’m glad that this SEMA scholarship will ensure that females receive support and encouragement to pursue careers in the automotive restyling market. Such diversity in our industry is what contributes to the excitement and innovation of the specialty-equipment market.”

The Leo Kagan Scholarship will be among the many scholarships SEMA provides. SEMA scholarships are presented annually to students pursuing careers in the automotive aftermarket. A total of $130,000 was awarded to 69 individuals in 2012.

“Leo has contributed a great deal to SEMA and to the industry for nearly 50 years,” said Joel Ayres, SEMA scholarship committee chairman. “It’s great to recognize his long-time work and support through this scholarship. Leo’s impact and contributions to the industry will continue to be felt for generations to come.”

Applications for the next school year will be available at www.SEMA.org/scholarships in early December, with applications due April 5, 2013.

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Media Registration Open for 2013 Media Trade Conference

	Media registration for the 2013 MPMC Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.sema.org.

Media registration for the 2013 Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.SEMA.org. The event takes place January 22–24, 2013, at the Embassy Suites Orange County Airport North in Santa Ana, California.

The annual Media Trade Conference, which features companies from SEMA’s MPMC, brings together members of the working press with motorsports parts producers for face-to-face private meetings. Media reps have the opportunity to meet with up to 14 exhibitors each day of the conference, for a total of 42 quality meetings throughout the event’s three days.

Media select the manufacturers with whom they most want to meet and indicate those with whom they don’t wish to meet when registering online. A personalized schedule is then created for the registered media and sent out in early January.

Media inquiries can be directed to dellad@sema.org. All manufacturer questions or general questions about the event can be directed to jimsk@sema.org.

 

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Media Registration Open for 2013 Media Trade Conference

	Media registration for the 2013 MPMC Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.sema.org.

Media registration for the 2013 Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.SEMA.org. The event takes place January 22–24, 2013, at the Embassy Suites Orange County Airport North in Santa Ana, California.

The annual Media Trade Conference, which features companies from SEMA’s MPMC, brings together members of the working press with motorsports parts producers for face-to-face private meetings. Media reps have the opportunity to meet with up to 14 exhibitors each day of the conference, for a total of 42 quality meetings throughout the event’s three days.

Media select the manufacturers with whom they most want to meet and indicate those with whom they don’t wish to meet when registering online. A personalized schedule is then created for the registered media and sent out in early January.

Media inquiries can be directed to dellad@sema.org. All manufacturer questions or general questions about the event can be directed to jimsk@sema.org.

 

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Media Registration Open for 2013 Media Trade Conference

	Media registration for the 2013 MPMC Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.sema.org.

Media registration for the 2013 Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.SEMA.org. The event takes place January 22–24, 2013, at the Embassy Suites Orange County Airport North in Santa Ana, California.

The annual Media Trade Conference, which features companies from SEMA’s MPMC, brings together members of the working press with motorsports parts producers for face-to-face private meetings. Media reps have the opportunity to meet with up to 14 exhibitors each day of the conference, for a total of 42 quality meetings throughout the event’s three days.

Media select the manufacturers with whom they most want to meet and indicate those with whom they don’t wish to meet when registering online. A personalized schedule is then created for the registered media and sent out in early January.

Media inquiries can be directed to dellad@sema.org. All manufacturer questions or general questions about the event can be directed to jimsk@sema.org.

 

 

SEMA News—December 2012

INDUSTRY NEWS

Media Registration Open for 2013 Media Trade Conference

	Media registration for the 2013 MPMC Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.sema.org.

Media registration for the 2013 Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) Media Trade Conference is open and available online through www.SEMA.org. The event takes place January 22–24, 2013, at the Embassy Suites Orange County Airport North in Santa Ana, California.

The annual Media Trade Conference, which features companies from SEMA’s MPMC, brings together members of the working press with motorsports parts producers for face-to-face private meetings. Media reps have the opportunity to meet with up to 14 exhibitors each day of the conference, for a total of 42 quality meetings throughout the event’s three days.

Media select the manufacturers with whom they most want to meet and indicate those with whom they don’t wish to meet when registering online. A personalized schedule is then created for the registered media and sent out in early January.

Media inquiries can be directed to dellad@sema.org. All manufacturer questions or general questions about the event can be directed to jimsk@sema.org.