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.
Many thought leaders will share their knowledge on the latest trends, strategies and innovations in automotive communications.
The Automotive Communications Council announced speakers for its upcoming conference, May 21-23, in Cleveland, OH.
While the complete agenda will be released soon, ACC provided this sneak peek at some of the thought leaders who will share their knowledge on the latest trends, strategies and innovations in automotive communications.
This is the second consecutive year that AAPEX earned a spot in TSE’s Fastest 50 Class.
The theme of this year’s conference is “The New Aftermarket: Embracing Change to Drive Growth.”
The 90,000-square-foot-building has capacity for 350 employees and is designed and built for future expansion potential.
The move was made in support of Industry Week and Right to Repair.
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 year’s guest speakers will be Armida Ascano, Dr. Peter Fader and Lt. Col. Dan Rooney.
The petition expands consumer access to vehicle operational, diagnostic and telematics data.
DRiV’s Elisse Richardson and Gates Corporation’s Bryce Neumeier were recognized for their commitment to excellence in their respective roles.
