 In addition to serving as a showcase for the style, products and innovation of the specialty-equipment industry, the annual SEMA Show also serves as the backdrop for SEMA council and committee special events, membership meetings, seminars and more. Check out the photo galleries below—posted on Facebook—of several of SEMA council and committee members in action during the 2012 SEMA Show. |
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Several of SEMA's council and committees hold meetings, receptions, seminars and special events in conjunction with the annual SEMA Show. Photo galleries are currently available on Facebook covering the special events and meetings for SEMA's Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA), Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN) committee, Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) and SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).
Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA)
The HRIA is dedicated to ensuring the future prosperity of the hot-rod industry and advancing and promoting the awareness of the hobby. The council develops strategies and programs to address industry-specific issues in the effort to improve business practices and procedures. Membership in the HRIA is open to all entities serving the hot-rod market, including manufacturers, builders/fabricators, dealers, car clubs or enthusiast publications. More information on the HRIA is available online at www.sema.org/HRIA or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here is a look at HRIA members in action at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN)
Formerly known as the Manufacturers Rep Council, the newly re-named Manufacturers Representative Network provides a forum for manufacturers' representatives to increase their impact as an industry. Members of the committee work to explore issue of common interest and concern, increase their collective knowledge and elevate the overall image of the profession. All automotive aftermarket manufacturers' representatives and agents are encouraged to get involved with the MRN. More information on the MRN is available online at www.sema.org/MRN or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here are photos of MRN members during several committee events at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Professional Restylers Organization (PRO)
The PRO is dedicated to addressing the challenges facing the restyling segment of the automotive aftermarket and to developing effective strategies for dealing with industry-specific issues. PRO represents the collective interests of all SEMA-member companies serving the restyling and accessory market—be they manufacturers, warehouse distributors, manufacturers' reps or restylers and installers. More information on PRO is available at www.sema.org/pro by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery:
Members of the PRO council from the SEMA Show.
SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN)
SBN's mission is to create an avenue for women in the specialty-equipment industry by providing a circuit to enhance their professional growth and networking opportunities and communication that will enrich the growth of the entire automotive aftermarket.
Information about the annual SEMA Show is available online at www.SEMAShow.com.
In addition to serving as a showcase for the style, products and innovation of the specialty-equipment industry, the annual SEMA Show also serves as the backdrop for SEMA council and committee special events, membership meetings, seminars and more. Check out the photo galleries below—posted on Facebook—of several of SEMA council and committee members in action during the 2012 SEMA Show. |
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Several of SEMA's council and committees hold meetings, receptions, seminars and special events in conjunction with the annual SEMA Show. Photo galleries are currently available on Facebook covering the special events and meetings for SEMA's Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA), Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN) committee, Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) and SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).
Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA)
The HRIA is dedicated to ensuring the future prosperity of the hot-rod industry and advancing and promoting the awareness of the hobby. The council develops strategies and programs to address industry-specific issues in the effort to improve business practices and procedures. Membership in the HRIA is open to all entities serving the hot-rod market, including manufacturers, builders/fabricators, dealers, car clubs or enthusiast publications. More information on the HRIA is available online at www.sema.org/HRIA or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here is a look at HRIA members in action at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN)
Formerly known as the Manufacturers Rep Council, the newly re-named Manufacturers Representative Network provides a forum for manufacturers' representatives to increase their impact as an industry. Members of the committee work to explore issue of common interest and concern, increase their collective knowledge and elevate the overall image of the profession. All automotive aftermarket manufacturers' representatives and agents are encouraged to get involved with the MRN. More information on the MRN is available online at www.sema.org/MRN or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here are photos of MRN members during several committee events at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Professional Restylers Organization (PRO)
The PRO is dedicated to addressing the challenges facing the restyling segment of the automotive aftermarket and to developing effective strategies for dealing with industry-specific issues. PRO represents the collective interests of all SEMA-member companies serving the restyling and accessory market—be they manufacturers, warehouse distributors, manufacturers' reps or restylers and installers. More information on PRO is available at www.sema.org/pro by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery:
Members of the PRO council from the SEMA Show.
SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN)
SBN's mission is to create an avenue for women in the specialty-equipment industry by providing a circuit to enhance their professional growth and networking opportunities and communication that will enrich the growth of the entire automotive aftermarket.
Information about the annual SEMA Show is available online at www.SEMAShow.com.
In addition to serving as a showcase for the style, products and innovation of the specialty-equipment industry, the annual SEMA Show also serves as the backdrop for SEMA council and committee special events, membership meetings, seminars and more. Check out the photo galleries below—posted on Facebook—of several of SEMA council and committee members in action during the 2012 SEMA Show. |
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Several of SEMA's council and committees hold meetings, receptions, seminars and special events in conjunction with the annual SEMA Show. Photo galleries are currently available on Facebook covering the special events and meetings for SEMA's Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA), Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN) committee, Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) and SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).
Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA)
The HRIA is dedicated to ensuring the future prosperity of the hot-rod industry and advancing and promoting the awareness of the hobby. The council develops strategies and programs to address industry-specific issues in the effort to improve business practices and procedures. Membership in the HRIA is open to all entities serving the hot-rod market, including manufacturers, builders/fabricators, dealers, car clubs or enthusiast publications. More information on the HRIA is available online at www.sema.org/HRIA or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here is a look at HRIA members in action at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN)
Formerly known as the Manufacturers Rep Council, the newly re-named Manufacturers Representative Network provides a forum for manufacturers' representatives to increase their impact as an industry. Members of the committee work to explore issue of common interest and concern, increase their collective knowledge and elevate the overall image of the profession. All automotive aftermarket manufacturers' representatives and agents are encouraged to get involved with the MRN. More information on the MRN is available online at www.sema.org/MRN or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here are photos of MRN members during several committee events at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Professional Restylers Organization (PRO)
The PRO is dedicated to addressing the challenges facing the restyling segment of the automotive aftermarket and to developing effective strategies for dealing with industry-specific issues. PRO represents the collective interests of all SEMA-member companies serving the restyling and accessory market—be they manufacturers, warehouse distributors, manufacturers' reps or restylers and installers. More information on PRO is available at www.sema.org/pro by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery:
Members of the PRO council from the SEMA Show.
SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN)
SBN's mission is to create an avenue for women in the specialty-equipment industry by providing a circuit to enhance their professional growth and networking opportunities and communication that will enrich the growth of the entire automotive aftermarket.
Information about the annual SEMA Show is available online at www.SEMAShow.com.
In addition to serving as a showcase for the style, products and innovation of the specialty-equipment industry, the annual SEMA Show also serves as the backdrop for SEMA council and committee special events, membership meetings, seminars and more. Check out the photo galleries below—posted on Facebook—of several of SEMA council and committee members in action during the 2012 SEMA Show. |
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Several of SEMA's council and committees hold meetings, receptions, seminars and special events in conjunction with the annual SEMA Show. Photo galleries are currently available on Facebook covering the special events and meetings for SEMA's Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA), Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN) committee, Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) and SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).
Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA)
The HRIA is dedicated to ensuring the future prosperity of the hot-rod industry and advancing and promoting the awareness of the hobby. The council develops strategies and programs to address industry-specific issues in the effort to improve business practices and procedures. Membership in the HRIA is open to all entities serving the hot-rod market, including manufacturers, builders/fabricators, dealers, car clubs or enthusiast publications. More information on the HRIA is available online at www.sema.org/HRIA or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here is a look at HRIA members in action at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN)
Formerly known as the Manufacturers Rep Council, the newly re-named Manufacturers Representative Network provides a forum for manufacturers' representatives to increase their impact as an industry. Members of the committee work to explore issue of common interest and concern, increase their collective knowledge and elevate the overall image of the profession. All automotive aftermarket manufacturers' representatives and agents are encouraged to get involved with the MRN. More information on the MRN is available online at www.sema.org/MRN or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here are photos of MRN members during several committee events at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Professional Restylers Organization (PRO)
The PRO is dedicated to addressing the challenges facing the restyling segment of the automotive aftermarket and to developing effective strategies for dealing with industry-specific issues. PRO represents the collective interests of all SEMA-member companies serving the restyling and accessory market—be they manufacturers, warehouse distributors, manufacturers' reps or restylers and installers. More information on PRO is available at www.sema.org/pro by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery:
Members of the PRO council from the SEMA Show.
SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN)
SBN's mission is to create an avenue for women in the specialty-equipment industry by providing a circuit to enhance their professional growth and networking opportunities and communication that will enrich the growth of the entire automotive aftermarket.
Information about the annual SEMA Show is available online at www.SEMAShow.com.
In addition to serving as a showcase for the style, products and innovation of the specialty-equipment industry, the annual SEMA Show also serves as the backdrop for SEMA council and committee special events, membership meetings, seminars and more. Check out the photo galleries below—posted on Facebook—of several of SEMA council and committee members in action during the 2012 SEMA Show. |
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Several of SEMA's council and committees hold meetings, receptions, seminars and special events in conjunction with the annual SEMA Show. Photo galleries are currently available on Facebook covering the special events and meetings for SEMA's Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA), Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN) committee, Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) and SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).
Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA)
The HRIA is dedicated to ensuring the future prosperity of the hot-rod industry and advancing and promoting the awareness of the hobby. The council develops strategies and programs to address industry-specific issues in the effort to improve business practices and procedures. Membership in the HRIA is open to all entities serving the hot-rod market, including manufacturers, builders/fabricators, dealers, car clubs or enthusiast publications. More information on the HRIA is available online at www.sema.org/HRIA or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here is a look at HRIA members in action at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Manufacturers Representative Network (MRN)
Formerly known as the Manufacturers Rep Council, the newly re-named Manufacturers Representative Network provides a forum for manufacturers' representatives to increase their impact as an industry. Members of the committee work to explore issue of common interest and concern, increase their collective knowledge and elevate the overall image of the profession. All automotive aftermarket manufacturers' representatives and agents are encouraged to get involved with the MRN. More information on the MRN is available online at www.sema.org/MRN or by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery: Here are photos of MRN members during several committee events at the 2012 SEMA Show.
Professional Restylers Organization (PRO)
The PRO is dedicated to addressing the challenges facing the restyling segment of the automotive aftermarket and to developing effective strategies for dealing with industry-specific issues. PRO represents the collective interests of all SEMA-member companies serving the restyling and accessory market—be they manufacturers, warehouse distributors, manufacturers' reps or restylers and installers. More information on PRO is available at www.sema.org/pro by contacting Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org.
Facebook Gallery:
Members of the PRO council from the SEMA Show.
SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN)
SBN's mission is to create an avenue for women in the specialty-equipment industry by providing a circuit to enhance their professional growth and networking opportunities and communication that will enrich the growth of the entire automotive aftermarket.
Information about the annual SEMA Show is available online at www.SEMAShow.com.
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The 2013 SEMA News rate card and editorial calendar is now available. SEMA News is a monthly magazine published by SEMA that reaches more than 18,000 key automotive specialty-equipment businesses. Here's what's coming up in the February 2013 issue:
Market Trends in Tires and Wheels
Highlighting the newest products introduced at the SEMA Show in the Wheel and Tire categories, plus commentary from experts about what they are experiencing in the field.
Selling Your Business?
Experts talk about how to get full value for your business and the steps that business owners need to take long before it’s time to sell.
Los Angeles Auto Show
OEM manufacturers reveal their newest cars and trucks, and unveil concept cars that point to the future.
To advertise in SEMA News, contact:
Brian Paik
Industry Sales Director
brianp@sema.org
909-978-6677
Check out the 2013 rate card and editorial calendar now!
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The 2013 SEMA News rate card and editorial calendar is now available. SEMA News is a monthly magazine published by SEMA that reaches more than 18,000 key automotive specialty-equipment businesses. Here's what's coming up in the February 2013 issue:
Market Trends in Tires and Wheels
Highlighting the newest products introduced at the SEMA Show in the Wheel and Tire categories, plus commentary from experts about what they are experiencing in the field.
Selling Your Business?
Experts talk about how to get full value for your business and the steps that business owners need to take long before it’s time to sell.
Los Angeles Auto Show
OEM manufacturers reveal their newest cars and trucks, and unveil concept cars that point to the future.
To advertise in SEMA News, contact:
Brian Paik
Industry Sales Director
brianp@sema.org
909-978-6677
Check out the 2013 rate card and editorial calendar now!
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The 2013 SEMA News rate card and editorial calendar is now available. SEMA News is a monthly magazine published by SEMA that reaches more than 18,000 key automotive specialty-equipment businesses. Here's what's coming up in the February 2013 issue:
Market Trends in Tires and Wheels
Highlighting the newest products introduced at the SEMA Show in the Wheel and Tire categories, plus commentary from experts about what they are experiencing in the field.
Selling Your Business?
Experts talk about how to get full value for your business and the steps that business owners need to take long before it’s time to sell.
Los Angeles Auto Show
OEM manufacturers reveal their newest cars and trucks, and unveil concept cars that point to the future.
To advertise in SEMA News, contact:
Brian Paik
Industry Sales Director
brianp@sema.org
909-978-6677
Check out the 2013 rate card and editorial calendar now!