Prior to the new year, the SEMA Board of Directors approved a motion to decrease the size of the Board. The bylaw revision initiative reflects their consensus that a smaller Board would improve the quality of discussion and reduce cost. 


SEMA hosts 10 distinct councils and committees that represent focused niches within the specialty-equipment industry. These groups are comprised of elected volunteers (Select Committee) who guide and direct council activities while representing the membership at large. Although each council acts independently and represents a different segment, they are all focused on the betterment of the industry as a whole.
The benefits of SEMA membership are plenty. Business Resources and Solutions, Market Research, Educational and Training Programs, World-Class Trade Shows, Industry Communications, OEM Relations, GovernmentAffairs, and International Relations to name just a few.
SEMA will host a seminar at the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association’s (RVIA) 49th Annual National RV Trade Show, Tuesday, November 29, 2011, in Louisville, Kentucky. Presented by SEMA’s own Zane Clark, the session entitled, “Exploring Aftermarket Accessories: A New Revenue Stream,” will provide attendees a glimpse into the specialty-equipment industry's influence while paralleling the similarities between accessories and RV enthusiasts.
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