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SEMA Announces Board of Directors Election Candidates

Voting will take place online between May 9 and May 23 and is open to current SEMA-member companies.

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By BodyShop Business Staff Writers
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The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) announced that the following candidates are vying for a seat on its board of directors:

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Chair-Elect (1 open seat)
  • Myles Kovacs, TIS Industries
  • Melanie White, Hellwig Products
Distributor/Retailer (1 open seat)
  • Rob Ward, Legacy EV
  • Ted Wentz, Quadratec, Incumbent

Voting will take place online between May 9 and May 23 and is open to current SEMA-member companies. Votes must be cast by each company’s primary contact. Details on the upcoming election will be sent to the member company’s designated primary contact beginning Friday, April 28. Winners will be announced by June 1.

For more information on SEMA, visit sema.org.

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