SEMA’s Young Executives Network (YEN) will present the second-annual SEMA Launch Pad business competition, Wednesday, November 5.

The top 10 young automotive entrepreneurs have been named in the second annual SEMA Launch Pad Presented by YEN competition. Representing new innovative products and services in the specialty automotive aftermarket, these next-gen automotive leaders are looking for a big break to launch their business to the next level. 

SEMA gave 10 YEN members a chance to attend the 20th Anniversary Hot Rod Power Tour, which was held June 6–14, 2014.

The 2013 SEMA Show will be packed with educational and networking opportunities designed to help attendees grow, both personally and professionally.

The SEMA Young Executives Network (YEN) has announced the 2013 YEN Fellowship Program. Now in its third year, the SEMA YEN Fellowship Program will provide 10 YEN members the opportunity to attend the 2013 SEMA Show.

The stage has been set, and it’s called the SEMA Launch Pad Presented by YEN competition. 

The top 10 owners, presidents and c-level executives under the age of 40 in the automotive specialty-equipment market have been selected. The competition to narrow these 10 candidates/businesses down to the top five has begun on Facebook.

Alain Eboli is a graduate of Southern Polytechnic State University in Atlanta. He is a father of a four-year-old boy who also shares a strong interest in cars and trucks. Eboli's role is engineering manager for OMIX-ADA/Rugged Ridge/Alloy USA—an independent manufacturer of Jeep replacement parts and accessories.

The SEMA Young Executives Network (YEN) is seeking the industry’s brightest and most promising young entrepreneurs to compete in the first-ever “SEMA Launch Pad” competition.