AkzoNobel Expands Kindig Partnership
Originating in November 2016, the partnership with famous custom car restorer Dave Kindig now expands to June 2027.
SEMA Opens Nominations for SEMA Industry Awards
SEMA members have until July 14 to nominate outstanding businesses and individuals for SEMA Industry Awards.
Registration Now Open for 2023 SEMA Show
B2B event to feature 2,000-plus automotive aftermarket brands, new products and vehicle technology.
SEMA Show 2023 Registration Opens May 1
The annual trade event taking place Oct. 31-Nov. 3 at the Las Vegas Convention Center is the ultimate business gathering for the automotive specialty equipment industry.
SEMA Launch Pad Premieres on Nationwide TV
The product-pitching contest will be featured on a nationwide television special premiering on April 15 on the History Channel.
Exhibitors Demonstrate Strong Commitment to 2023 SEMA Show
Automotive specialty equipment manufacturers are geared up to exhibit at the 2023 SEMA Show Oct. 31-Nov. 3 in Las Vegas.
Mystery of the SEMA Show Sticker Man Solved!
Meet Mickey Kahl, owner of Kahl’s Body Shop who’s been fighting insurers in his town a lot lately.
SCRS Announces Digital Access to 2022 SEMA RDE Sessions
SCRS announced that all Repairer Driven Education sessions recorded during the 2022 SEMA Show are now available for digital access.
SEMA Celebrates 30 Years of Advancing Women in Aftermarket
The SEMA Businesswomen’s Network is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023.
SCRS Members Discuss Blend Study Live from SEMA Stage
SCRS announced that collision repairers can watch a discussion of the association’s blend study that was recorded live from the 2022 SEMA Show stage.
Sticker Shock at the SEMA Show
This year’s SEMA Show held a new surprise for me — a secret drop-off at our booth in the form of a mysterious sticker.
SEMA Battle of the Builders TV Special Premieres Jan. 28
All-new, behind-the-scenes footage and exclusive interviews from the newest SEMA Battle of Builders competition will premiere on Jan. 28, 2023 at 9 a.m. EST on the History Channel’s Drive Block and A+E Network’s FYI.
