MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers announced its Supply Chain & Operations (SCO) Forum meeting, May 14-15, will include a tour of the port of Long Beach, one of the world’s premier seaports. The event will include a tour of the port’s six container terminals where attendees will get a glimpse of 72 gantry cranes in action.
The meeting agenda will also include discussions on technology, transportation, economics, sourcing and forecasting, and networking.
Those interested in the event can register here.
Representatives from more than 2,000 companies prepare to select their exhibit space during Priority Space Selection, April 29-May 15.
Registration for the 2024 SEMA Show is now open. Taking place Nov. 5-8 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the 2024 SEMA Show will "reveal the future of the aftermarket as attendees connect with thousands of leading manufacturers showcasing the latest products, trends, and technology in the industry," SEMA said.
AAPEX is the only event that combines live, interactive demos and training; expert-led business education; and in-person connection with the global automotive aftermarket community.
The 2024 AAPEX Show will take place November 5-7 in Las Vegas.
The meeting will be held the week of May 19, at the Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa in Palm Coast, Florida.
More than 300 aftermarket executives heard industry leaders provide innovative insights and strategic outlooks into the future of the automotive aftermarket.
Philip Atkins will provide insights into the current state and future trends of the automotive and commercial vehicle aftermarket.
MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers advocated for the proposed Class 7 Exemption, which it said is crucial for ensuring fair access to software-controlled vehicle operational and telematics data.
This is in addition to its continued sponsorship of the Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55, which hosts the World of Outlaws in April and in August for the prestigious Ironman 55.
Company leadership also detailed updates to marketing and incentive programs.
