Matchmaking Program, Online Show Directory and Show Planner are just a few of the resources SEMA Show organizers have developed to maximize the Show experience for exhibitors and buyers.

News from around the industry: Rick Carey joins Sports Car Digest as auction editor; Tom Varrone of Phoenix, Arizona, named 2010 Educator of the Year; Hedman Hedders preps for showing at 10th Annual Uptown Whittier Car Show in Whittier, California, on August 14; Hurst Performance has added the Hurst...

Top GM exec will discuss how advanced OE technology impacts the performance industry and the opportunities it creates for specialty-equipment businesses.

With the SEMA Show less than three months away, exhibitors are spending time planning displays, prepping products and projects, marketing to potential customers and much more. With planning in full swing, exhibitors should not overlook the opportunities to trim down Show expenses by taking advantage...

Looking for a new engineering or product development gig? Here is a sampling of jobs posted in the SEMA Member Classifieds section calling for engineering brains and skilled handiwork. If numbers and welding aren’t your thing, no problem; the “Positions Available” section lists more than 120...

Industry veteran founded and grew Considine Sales & Marketing into rep firm covering 15 states and handling top performance brands.

The Paint, Body and Equipment section of the SEMA Show is the fastest-growing area of the event, with nearly 45% more exhibitors already confirmed for 2010 compared to the previous year.

Comedian James Gregory will share his carefree humor and observations of crazy relations as the featured entertainer at the Industry Awards Banquet.

Looking for a new gig? The “Positions Available” section in the SEMA Member Classifieds lists 117 job openings around the country.

Over the past 18 months, our nation has experienced what many have identified as a modern depression. Business owners from all industries have experienced lower earnings and a real threat toward their corporate survival. Those with capital are avoiding disaster, but often not until a major reduction...