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AASA to Host University of the Aftermarket’s Inventory Management Seminar

Gain a better understanding of the fundamentals of inventory control management and the purchasing process by attending the University of the Aftermarket's Inventory Management Seminar. The event is set for Monday and Tuesday, March 8-9, at MEMA's Research Triangle Park, N.C., headquarters and will be hosted by the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA).

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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC — Gain a better understanding of the fundamentals of inventory control management and the purchasing process by attending the University of the Aftermarket’s Inventory Management Seminar. The event is set for Monday and Tuesday, March 8-9, at MEMA’s Research Triangle Park, N.C., headquarters and will be hosted by the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA).

Instructors for this course are Pete Kornafel, MAAP, vice chairman, CARQUEST Corp., Lakewood, Colo.; Kris Walker, MAAP, executive vice president, Packerland Automotive Group, Madison, Wis.; and Braxton O’Neil, director of store product pricing & classification, General Parts Inc., Raleigh, N.C.

The seminar is $495 per person if registered by Tuesday, Feb. 17.

For more information, call 800-551-2882.

Online registration is available at: https://commerce2.nsource.com/univaftmkt/register.asp?course=g524.

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