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The state is looking at instituting zero-emission zones soon, similar to those seen in London.
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As the automotive aftermarket industry continues to grow and evolve, staying at the forefront of emerging vehicle trends and technology is not just a choice; it's a necessity. The ETTN Virtual Education Library, which can be accessed at this link, is a critical resource for members to stay up to...
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ETTN subcommittees have open volunteer positions that can benefit from your participation! Volunteering requires minimal time (as little as one hour per month) and is a great way to get involved and make a difference in the industry. Reach out to Nicole Bradle at Nicoleb@sema.org to express your...
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The ETTN is committed to bringing the community together with information sharing. Send us your new-technology tips, game-changing tools or words of wisdom that have been beneficial to your company by submitting an ETTN Member Insight; we will share your submissions to inspire and motivate others...
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Photos for this release: Photo 1 & Photo 2 Suggested caption: The new SEMA Women in Automotive Symposium offers professional development programs geared toward helping women in the automotive aftermarket. INAUGURAL SEMA SHOW PROGRAM TO EMPOWER WOMEN IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY The new SEMA Women in...
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Attendees will gain invaluable new tools and learn essential skills to help drive their business and career advancement in a positive direction.
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Check out the official Press Conference Schedule to see where all the newsworthy announcements will take place at the SEMA Show, October 31-November 3.
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Builders are encouraged to frequently check the Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list, open to SEMA Show exhibitors. To be included in the list, complete an online form.
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Help generate new leads and enter your products into the world's largest display of new automotive aftermarket.
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Originally scheduled for consideration this year, the vote has now been postponed by a period of six months to the second quarter of 2024.