Attendees will be able to have one-on-one interactions with exhibitors in the Mobility Garage, as well as an augmented reality experience to test and install parts.
The program will offer showgoers more than 100 seminars focused on helping auto-related business professionals sell more products and be more productive.
The Alliance Scholarship program was developed in 2001 and has given away nearly $1 million in scholarships to deserving students.
Knowing that California is home to many aftermarket industry employees, the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation is expediting help for industry families in need.
A 2018 Federal Reserve study also found that when faced with an unexpected $400 emergency expense, 41 percent of adults either could not pay the expense, or would need to borrow money or sell something to cover it.
Classes are offered Aug. 27 through Oct. 21, and Oct. 22 through Dec 16. Registration for all classes ends Aug 13.
What makes them so attractive? With lower-than-average ownership costs, increased driving ranges and the latest advanced safety features, AAA sees a strong future for electric vehicles, says Mary DellaValle, editor of ImportCar magazine.
The bill reauthorizes the “Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act” and allocates $1.2 billion in state grants to fund vocational training at most schooling levels.
The Cinderella Era is described as being the time period after your car loan is paid off and your vehicle is still in good condition, only needing modest services and repairs.
The New York State Automotive Aftermarket Association (NYSAAA), in conjunction with the University of the Aftermarket Foundation, has awarded three academic scholarships in honor of John J. Lorenzen and Debbie J. Tranello to New York residents who will be attending college in the fall.
The Service Professionals General Session at AAPEX 2018 will tackle an important industry issue: building rewarding careers for automotive technicians and ensuring they have the skills to repair vehicles equipped with new technology, regardless of where they are employed in the automotive aftermarket.
The technical meetings are a regular part of the association’s Motorist Assurance Program and are held three times a year and include major service providers, as well as other industry companies that support them.
