Why ETTN? The ETTN is designed to identify, communicate and provide automotive aftermarket engineers, programmers and product developers with the knowledge of emerging vehicle trends and new technology to ensure continued success.
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Mission Statement
The mission of SEMA's Emerging Trends and Technology Network (ETTN) is to "Identify and communicate emerging vehicle trends and technology relevant to aftermarket professionals and provide the resources and solutions to ensure their continued success."
About ETTN
ETTN fulfills its mission through the following resources it provides:
- Fostering a community of like-minded individuals with opportunities to connect and network to solve challenges, learn about new technology and peer to peer connections
- Educational sessions both in person at the SEMA Show as well as online via simu-live virtual webinars
How Can You Get Involved?
It is easy! Any employee of a SEMA-member company can join, and there are no dues. It's free! Our hope is that all new members will be actively involved in the network. A network is only as good as the sum of its members. You can and should make a difference. Join now: www.sema.org/join-ettn
Interested in volunteering? ETTN has several opportunities for members to get involved. Please contact Nicole Bradle at nicoleb@SEMA.org or (909) 978-6688.
ETTN Virtual Education
The Emerging Trends & Technologies Network (ETTN) virtual education webinars are designed especially for its members. These webinars take a deep dive into the world of automotive engineering in bite-size segments.
We have the industry’s best talent to give real-world talks with topics for modern engineers to enjoy, ranging from the latest electric-vehicle (EV) technology to advanced internal combustion engine designs and emissions treatment systems.
These 30–45-minute talks are powered by the best in the industry along with the unique benefit of giving you live access to our expert speakers to answer your questions after the talk.
These sessions are free for ETTN members, and you can’t find them elsewhere.
To view any of ETTN’s upcoming or previous educational webinars, visit the virtual education page using the button below.
ETTN Updates
ETTN Select Committee
Kelleigh Shankel, Chair
Battle Motors, Chair
Bob Morreale, Chair-Elect
The Tuning School
Rob Simons, IPC
Automotive Consulting Services
Greg Banish
Calibrated Success Inc.
Chris Crecelius
Edelbrock LLC
Brian Herron
Opus IVS
Scott D. Lowe
High Xpectations
Wendy Miles
LeachCo LLC/TheAutoBuilder.com
Gordon Paden
Scoggin-Dickey, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep
Robert Prucka
Clemson University
Karen Salvaggio
Scorpion EV
Justin Starkey
VMP Performance
Nick Wolgamott
PMAS Technologies
Charles Woodruff
Acceler8
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Guidelines for Proper Usage of the SEMA Logo(s)
- SEMA encourages ETTN members to post the ETTN Member logo on any personal professional websites and use it on individualized professional-related materials such as letterhead, catalogs, business cards and advertisements.
- An ETTN member may not use the ETTN Logo to market a particular product, or affix the logo to a product or to product packaging.
- The ETTN Member logo may never be used by a ETTN member as a "stand-alone"; the logo must clearly say "Member" exactly as it is placed shown to the left.
- The ETTN Member logo may not, under any circumstances, be distorted in its display; the logo must be vertically positioned as originally intended (not tweaked, turned upside down, etc.).
- The ETTN Member logo may not be printed in any other color(s) than the original red, black and white scheme. If red is unattainable, then all black is permissible.
If you require a hi-res version of the logo, please email member@sema.org.