By Linda Spencer
 The SEMA Export Fair will provide an opportunity to discuss strategies for overcoming challenges that cost time and money, including identifying the right mix of products based on the vehicles on the road in a targeted market; the most cost-effective and expedient way to get your products to overseas customers; getting paid; and protecting your trademarks, patents and copyrights. |
The second annual SEMA Export Fair, taking place at SEMA headquarters in Diamond Bar, California, July 25–26, will create an opportunity to exchange best practices and discuss strategies for overcoming challenges that cost time and money. These include identifying the right mix of products based on the vehicles on the road in a targeted market; the most cost-effective and expedient way to get your products to overseas customers; getting paid; and protecting your trademarks, patents and copyrights. The day-and-a-half-long program will provide an opportunity to participate in roundtables and seminars featuring seasoned exporters, top overseas buyers and other key stakeholders. In addition, attendees can participate in 20-minute private, confidential meetings with IPR attorneys to learn how to take the appropriate steps to protect their patents and trademarks.
Who Should Attend?
Representatives from companies that want to grow their businesses through exporting. The program is designed for both current exporters and those new to selling abroad.
Registration fees are $95 per person and $75 for a second person from the same company. The event is limited to the first 100 participants.
For more information visit www.sema.org/sef or contact Linda Spencer at lindas@sema.org.