Click on the logo to visit PRO's website.
PRO Open Meeting at SEMA Show 2008!
PRO will hold an open meeting during the 2008 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The meeting is open to all PRO Council members, and will be in meeting rooms N219–N222, located in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Now more than ever, PRO needs input from all its members. So please plan to attend on Thursday morning at the Show, and bring all your ideas with you!
What: PRO Open Meeting
When: Thursday, November 6, 2008, 7:30 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Where: Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall, rooms N219–N222
PRO Column in SEMA Member News
Read PRO's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about PRO, contact Jim Skelly at jimsk@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit ARMO's website.
ARMO Special Projects in Motion
Sponsorships are being accepted for the ARMO Industry Awards Reception. Now is the time to participate in this great opportunity to show your support of the restoration market, its community, its people and its businesses. Click here to download and print a sponsorship form.
For more information, contact any Select Committee member or Jan Desma, 909/396-0289, ext. 134, or e-mail jand@sema.org.
ARMO Column in SEMA Member News
Read ARMO's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
Click on the logo to visit HRIA's website.
HRIA Special Projects in Motion
Sponsorships are being accepted for the HRIA Industry Awards Reception. Participate in this great opportunity to show your support of the hot-rod community, its people and its businesses. Click here to download and print a sponsorship form.
For more information contact any Select Committee member or Jan Desma, 909/396-0289 ext. 134 or e-mail jand@sema.org.
HRIA Column in SEMA Member News
Read HRIA's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For more information about HRIA, contact Jan Desma at jand@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit TORA's website.
TORA Column in SEMA Member News
Read TORA's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
Click on the logo to visit MPMC's website.
Auto Club Speedway of Southern California and SEMA’s Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council Celebrate Motorsports Awareness Month with the Take a Friend to a Race Campaign
Auto Club Speedway has teamed up with the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC), a council of the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA), to celebrate Motorsports Awareness Month with the "Take a Friend to a Race" Campaign, a grassroots program aimed at increasing attendance at motorsports events by introducing new fans to the sport.
“We are very excited to be working with SEMA and the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council to get the word out about the great racing at Auto Club Speedway,” said Speedway President Gillian Zucker. “SEMA members’ love of cars and motorsports, combined with our great event schedule, means we are the perfect partners to promote motorsports awareness.”
SEMA PR Contact: Della Domingo, dellad@sema.org.
MPMC Column in SEMA Member News
Read MPMC's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about MPMC, contact Jim Skelly at jimsk@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit MRC's website.
MRC Column in SEMA Member News
Read MRC's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about MRC, contact Staci Bostock at stacib@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit SPC's website.
SPC Column in SEMA Member News
Read SPC's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about SPC, contact Paul Moritz at paulm@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit WTC's website.
WTC Column in SEMA Member News
Read WTC's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about WTC, contact Paul Moritz at paulm@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit SBN's website.
Be a part of what some have called “The Most Productive Event at the SEMA Show.”
Get your company more exposure today by sponsoring the SEMA Speed Networking Breakfast—Powered by SBN.
Sponsorship includes many exciting benefits:
- Breakfast tickets (additional available at $10 each)
- Scholarship fund donation
- Eligibility to place items in goody bags that will be distributed to all breakfast attendees
- Logo in the event’s looping PowerPoint presentation
- Small logo on advance promotional material and on-site handouts
- Thank-you recognition at event
- Recognition in applicable SBN news vehicles—electronic and print—prior to and after the event
- Company name linked to your corporate website on breakfast webpage
- Handout of pre-registered attendees
Come join us for the breakfast, see the Woman of The Year and Athena Awards—and stay for Speed Networking—all while supporting the worthy cause of the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Sponsor companies need not be SBN members. All SEMA-member companies are eligible.
Click here to download the sponsorship form.
Sponsorship deadline: Friday September 26, 2008
Attendee breakfast tickets can also be purchased by clicking here.
Discover the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN
“I’ll get by with a little help from my friends…” - Joe Cocker
Everyone needs help or expert advice from time to time, and SEMA’s Mentoring Program is an excellent resource to get answers to all your questions. Whether you need to know more about SEMA, market information for a start-up company or advice on how to approach your boss about a new position, the SEMA Mentoring Program can help.
“Ask A Mentor” is perfect for one-time questions. You can expect multiple SEMA mentors to provide online guidance and answers to your industry-related questions.
Short-term Assistance/Guidance is for help with a specific project or task. A SEMA council/committee mentor with the expertise you seek will be paired up with you to provide guidance with your project.
Long-term Relationship is helpful for developing your professional career. In this program segment you will be paired with a SEMA council/committee mentor who will provide guidance and assistance for ongoing career development or a long-term project.
So whether you just need an answer to a question or you want to cultivate a mentoring friendship, the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN is available to help. After all, we can all use a little help from our friends.
For more information on the program, click here.
SEMA Speed Networking Breakfast—Powered by SBN
Check out this video of SBN members in action during the valuable SEMA Speed Networking Breakfast—Powered by SBN held annually at the SEMA Show. Check out the video by clicking here
SBN Column in SEMA Member News
Read SBN's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about SBN, contact Jan Desma at jand@sema.org.
Click on the logo to visit YEN's website.
Join YEN
Did you know that the SEMA Young Executives Network has more than 500 members networking in the industry and is the largest SEMA committee? If you are employed by a SEMA-member company and are under the age of 39, then you can join the SEMA Young Executives Network for FREE. If you are interested in becoming part of the team, please visit our website at www.sema.org/yen.
YEN Member of the Month Spotlight
Did you know that YEN has a Member of the Month Spotlight on the SEMA website and that anyone can be nominated? To view previous selections or to make a nomination, visit www.sema.org/yen.
Discover The SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN
“I’ll get by with a little help from my friends…” - Joe Cocker
Everyone needs help or expert advice from time to time, and SEMA’s Mentoring Program is an excellent resource to get answers to all your questions. Whether you need to know more about SEMA, market information for a start-up company or advice on how to approach your boss about a new position, the SEMA Mentoring Program can help.
“Ask A Mentor” is perfect for one-time questions. You can expect multiple SEMA mentors to provide online guidance and answers to your industry-related questions.
Short-term Assistance/Guidance is for help with a specific project or task. A SEMA council/committee mentor with the expertise you seek will be paired up with you to provide guidance with your project.
Long-term Relationship is helpful for developing your professional career. In this program segment you will be paired with a SEMA council/committee mentor who will provide guidance and assistance for ongoing career development or a long-term project.
So whether you just need an answer to a question or you want to cultivate a mentoring friendship, the SEMA Mentoring Program—Powered by the SBN is available to help. After all, we can all use a little help from our friends.
For more information on the program, click here.
YEN Column in SEMA Member News
Read YEN's column featured in the September/October issue of SEMA Member News by clicking here.
For information about YEN, contact Paul Moritz at paulm@sema.org.