Registration is now open for the CAWA Leadership & Educational Forum, a two-day meeting focusing on key presentations from industry experts who will share insights and critical thinking on contemporary topics that affect the automotive parts industry.
Without control of and access to the diagnostic and repair information wirelessly transmitted from vehicles, consumers could face increased cost and inconvenience, jeopardizing the future of the aftermarket and forcing consumers to pay more for, or even delay, car repairs.
Prior to enactment of the replica car law, the U.S. had just one system for regulating automobiles, which was established in the 1960s and designed for companies that mass-produce millions of vehicles.
The speakers and panelists will weigh in on the state of the global aftermarket, exchange views on future industry technology, debate the blurring lines of aftermarket distribution, share their perspectives on parts and service as fleets, discuss economic issues, and review trade policy impacts on the industry.
The Annual ACC Conference will be held on May 5-6, 2020 in Times Square, New York. The highlight of the conference will include an in-depth tour of the TED Talk Headquarters.
The award ceremony will take place at the 47th annual ACPN Knowledge Exchange Conference on May 3-6, 2020, in Seattle, Washington, at the Hyatt Regency Seattle.
In his session, Strauss will discuss individual global economics with a historic, present and anticipated outlook in key geographical regions.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Association Committee of 100 consists of high-profile executives who work to build partnerships, network and discuss current issues.
Epicor will present the award to the winning supplier and a valued channel partner that have collaborated on an innovative product or service that drives aftermarket growth.
At CAWA's recent annual dinner gala during AAPEX, Bob Cushing, Worldpac's president and CEO, handed CAWA President and CEO, Rodney Pierini a $25,000 check for the association's scholarship program.
