HDAW One-on-One Business Meetings Deadline Extended to Dec. 22 - aftermarketNews

HDAW One-on-One Business Meetings Deadline Extended to Dec. 22

ORLAND PARK, IL — The deadline for distributors to register online for the One-on-One Business Meetings Program at the Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week (HDAW) Conference has been extended to Friday, Dec. 22. HDAW 2007 will be held Jan. 22-25 at the Mirage in Las Vegas.

More than 90 exhibitors have registered for the 2007 meetings, with the potential of 1,600 distributor-supplier meetings. The one-on-one meetings in 2006 received high marks in distributors’ post-conference evaluations, with more than 1,200 meetings arranged.

All distributor members of HDAW-affiliated organizations who have registered for HDAW 2007 are entitled to participate in the one-on-one meetings, to be held on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 24-25. Participation is included in the $300 member conference registration fee.

One-on-One Business Meetings between the senior management of manufacturers and distributors provide the forum for decision-makers to focus on issues relating directly to participants’ heavy-duty aftermarket business relationships.

Distributors registering for the conference will be able to delay payment for the HDAW Conference, with billing on credit card registrations deferred until Jan. 2, 2007. Early member registration savings of 25 percent are in effect before Jan. 8, 2007; after that day, the price will increase from $300 to $400 for members and from $400 to $500 for non-members.

Co-organizers of HDAW 2007 are the Heavy Duty Distribution Association (HDDA) and the Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association (HDMA). Sponsors include the American Council of Frame and Alignment Specialists (ACOFAS), Heavy Duty America, Heavy Duty Remanufacturing Group, International Truck Parts Association, Overseas Automotive Council, Power Heavy Duty, Service Specialists Association and TruckPride.

For more information on HDAW 2007, visit: http://www.hdaw.org;or contact Bill Glasgow, Sr., conference manager at 708-226-1300 or e-mail [email protected].

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