SEMA has decided to move its show logistics internally, providing each member company with a single point of contact to assist with all SEMA Show-related services. Additionally reps will help connect member companies programs and services.
“The matter of having dedicated in-house account representatives is more important to accomplishing the SEMA mission than it may first appear,” said Chris Kersting, SEMA president and CEO. “Our members will now experience a customer-service relationship that includes all that SEMA has to offer.”
The account representative will help members with booth space, sponsorships, magazine ads and show registration. The representative will help with non-show programs, too, including member sessions, tech transfer, research and education.
In addition to SEMA Show expertise, account representatives will connect members to relevant programs and benefits such as those that help with product development, prototyping and data compliance issues. Account representatives will service companies based on business categories, as follows:
Trucks/SUVs/Offroad, Powersports, and Restoration: Alan Josse, [email protected]
Mobile Electronics, Wheels and OEMS: Warren Kosikov, [email protected]
Business Services, Tools and Equipment and Global Tires: Brian Paik, [email protected]
Collision Repair, Hot Rod and Restyling Car Care And Accessories: Monica Terlouw, [email protected]
Racing & Performance: The PRI Account Representatives will serve as the SEMA representative for the companies that they already service.
Account representatives will be reaching out to their assigned members in the coming weeks.
