SEMA Immediate-Past Chairman Jim Cozzie has joined RTM Productions as executive vice president. In his new role, Cozzie will oversee new-business development, integration of procedures and processes and harmonizing of internal operations.
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The Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA) is one of the most successful SEMA councils—successful because every member of this unique industry niche has a passion for the American automobile, a love for hot rodding and a commitment to the hot rod community.

HRIA subcommittees and task forces offer volunteers the opportunity to lend a hand. Whether behind the scenes or through active participation, members helping members keeps the hot rod community connected and informed—it’s what HRIA does best.

If you have an interest in any of HRIA’s subcommittees or task forces, speak to the chairman of each group. To learn what’s currently going on and how you can get involved, read “HRIA Involved in More Ways Than One” in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News.

The Automotive Hall of Fame inducted Craig Breedlove, Richard Caleal, Wunibald Kamm, Hal Sperlich and Mickey Thompson in a ceremony held at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center in Dearborn, Michigan on Tuesday.
General Motors will present its design awards for various categories at this year’s SEMA Show. Categories will be divided into two groups:

A) Vehicles: cars, SUVs, trucks, hot rods, restored vehicles
B) Component/system designs

Download a copy of the application form here, which you can use to apply for consideration.

You can copy the application form and apply for more than one vehicle or component award. You can also forward the form to any suppliers with a new/innovative component design that contributed to your GM Show vehicle.

More information on the GM Design Awards.

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