Registration to attend the 2014 SEMA Show is now available at www.SEMAShow.com/register. The annual trade show for the automotive accessories market is set for Tuesday-Friday, November 4-7, 2014, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Registration is offered in three categories: attendee, exhibitor and media.
Attendee: If you are a collision repairer who will be meeting with exhibitors at the SEMA Show should register using the "attendee" link. Applicants may be required to submit proof of employment in the industry.
During registration, attendees will be able to sign up for special events and seminars, including the Repairer Driven Education series (RDE) offered by the Society of Collision & Repair Specialists (SCRS) as well as other great training programs from I-CAR and others. Approved attendees who register before the early deadline in October will receive their badges in the mail.
"There are many advantages to registering early for the SEMA," said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA VP of events and communications. "Early application expedites the registration process, which is the first step to developing a personal plan for the Show. Whether you're an exhibitor, buyer or media, having a plan in advance of the event is the best way to ensure success."
"There are a number of new highlights for collision repair professionals in 2014," shared SCRS Chairman Ron Reichen. "We are excited about the scope of opportunity, and for some of the industry specific events that are going to speak to the members of our unique marketplace. There is no question that this year's itinerary will further set the SEMA Show up as the 'must attend event' of the year."
Complete details about the SEMA Show and registration are available at www.semashow.com.
The SEMA Show is the leading automotive trade gathering in the world, where manufacturers and buyers of automotive specialty parts and equipment gather to do business each year. The event attracts more than 130,000 industry professionals from more than 130 countries each year. For more details, visit www.SEMAShow.com.
About SEMA and the SEMA Show:
The SEMA Show is a trade show produced by the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA), a nonprofit trade association founded in 1963. Since the first SEMA Show debuted in 1967, the annual event has served as the leading venue bringing together manufacturers and buyers within the automotive specialty equipment industry. Products featured at the SEMA Show include those that enhance the styling, functionality, comfort, convenience and safety of cars and trucks. Additional details are available at www.SEMAShow.com or www.sema.org, 909/396-0289.
About SCRS' RDE Series:
REPAIRER DRIVEN EDUCATION (RDE) series will feature over 21 seminar offerings, many of which are uniquely designed and being offered only at the 2014 SEMA Show. The series will be offered either as individual sessions, or as a full-series package, and registrants will have the option to attend regular session seminars which will be delivered between the hours of 12:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of the show; as well as free sessions offered from the show floor CR&R Stage each morning prior to noon. On Wednesday, the program will feature a day-long OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit. Each of the courses has been individually selected or crafted by SCRS because the content specifically focuses on information that is relevant to collision repair professionals and appeals to the diverse array of marketplace perspectives within the collision repair industry. Register at www.semashow.com/scrs.
About SCRS:
Through its direct members and 43 affiliate associations, SCRS is comprised of 6,000 collision repair businesses and 58,500 specialized professionals who work with consumers and insurance companies to repair collision-damaged vehicles. Additional information about SCRS including other news releases is available at the SCRS website:www.scrs.com. You can e-mail SCRS at the following address: [email protected].
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