SBN Chair Tiffanie Hartenstein shares how getting involved builds a more connected, inclusive aftermarket industry.

By Beth Brennan and Paris Hull The Women’s Leadership Forum (WLF) is more than a conference; it’s an opportunity for reflection, growth, connection, and renewed confidence. Arriving prepared can make a meaningful difference in the value that you gain from the experience. The conference is taking...

By Love Lontoc Professional growth happens when we intentionally invest in learning that reflects the realities of today’s workplace. That’s why in 2026, SBN will continue to deliver timely, relevant sessions designed to help members build confidence, adaptability, and leadership capability. View...

Professional development works best when learning doesn’t stop. That’s why SBN has created a YouTube playlist where members can easily access high-value educational content. Whether you’re preparing for conversations around AI, leadership transitions, allyship, or generational dynamics, the playlist...

For Kirstin Backes, competing in the 2025 Rebelle Rally was more than a test of navigation and endurance; it was a powerful reminder of why she fell in love with the automotive world in the first place. In this candid conversation with the SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN), Backes shares what the...

Calling all SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN) members: You are invited to a night of networking at the Cross-Council Mixer during King of the Hammers in Johnson, Valley, Calif.! Please mark your calendars and join us on Thursday, Feb. 5 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. in the Hammertown VIP tent. Hosted...