America’s leading international trade fair for the automotive service & collision repair industry targeting trade visitors from the US & Canada
August 8 – 10, 2018
Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, GA
SHOW DIRECTORY
OFFICIAL EXHBITION GUIDE
Welcome to Automotive Collision and Service Repair Week
We would like to welcome all of our exhibitors and visitors to NACE Automechanika Atlanta. On behalf of Messe Frankfurt and UBM together with our industry partner Automotive Service Association, we wish everyone a successful three days of training, product discovery, business interactions, and networking. At this first edition in Atlanta, we are proud not only to produce the largest training platform for the collision and service repair market, but also to host many high-level collocated industry events. Automotive Collision and Service Repair Week will bring together industry leaders to network and discuss trends and opportunities in the industry. This year, we have more than 110 training seminars on important topics such as diagnostics, management, and advanced technologies providing important educational resources for industry professionals.
The NACE Automechanika show floor will be dynamic and interactive with more than 200 exhibiting companies showcasing their new and innovative products. This year for the first time, the APRA Big R show will be collocated with NACE Automechanika, creating new networking and remanufacturing education opportunities for exhibitors and attendees. At NACE Automechanika, exhibitors will reach the entire supply chain, from shops owners and technicians, to distributors and wholesalers, providing a unique platform for both international and domestic manufacturers. We would like to thank all of our partner organizations for their support and we look forward to continuing to serve the needs of the U.S. automotive industry. We wish everyone great success during this week and we look forward to seeing you in Atlanta in 2019.
Automotive Service Association (ASA)
UBM Americas
Messe Frankfurt, North America
Dan Risley, President
Scott Schulman, CEO, UBM Americas
Dennis Smith & Patrick Nohilly, Co-Presidents
Get Certified, Get Busy
Visit us at our NACE Automechanika Lounge #1509 or visit our website at:
www.AssuredPerformance.net Assured Performance Network • All Rights Reserved 24422 Avenida De La Carlota, Ste 490, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 • Tel: (949) 221-0010
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General Information 8 Organizers & Partners 10 Supporters & Media 12 Commitment to Training 18 I-CAR Training 48 Technology & Telematics Forum 52 APN’s Business Development Summit 54 Fixed Ops Journal Forum 56 MSO Symposium 58 Innovation Zone / Truck Competence 62 OE Technology Park 66 Alphabetical Listing of Exhibitors 70
Exhibitor Listing by Booth 100
Exhibitor Listing by Product 106
Floor Plan 116
WELCOME TO THE CARSTAR NETWORKING LOUNGE! Visit us at Booth No. 1223 on the NACE Automechanika show floor
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Learn more about the benefits of CARSTAR, North America’s largest collision repair network Participate in education programs with industry partners Win great products from 3M, AsTech, Axalta, BASF and Sherwin Williams Relax and recharge from a hectic day on the show floor
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS INCLUDES: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 11 a.m. AsTech - Pre- and Post-Repair Scanning: Understand the need for pre- and post-repair scanning, how to conduct effective scans and the liability for failure to scan vehicles and incorrect calibration THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 11 a.m. BASF - Effective Estimating: Learn the seven KPIs for estimating profitability and get tips writing more effective and profitable estimates 1 p.m. 3M Automotive Aftermarket Division – Clean Shop Technology: Put advanced technology and best practices to work in your shop to reduce dust, enhance efficiency and improve employee productivity and satisfaction 3 p.m. Axalta - Scheduling to Reduce Cycle Time: Master the scheduling process to improve vehicle flow, balance staff time and resources, improve touch time and profitability and reduce stress FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 11 a.m. Sherwin Williams - Visually Managed Collision Repair: Gain insight on reducing over-all process drift, increasing compliancy, driving production predictability and improving employee satisfaction with visual management
Want to learn more? Visit the CARSTAR Networking Lounge.
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General Information
NACE Automechanika Atlanta produced by Messe Frankfurt, Inc. 3200 Windy Hill Road, Suite 500 West, Atlanta, GA 30339 T: 770.984.8016 F: 770.98.8023 E: amchinfo@usa.messefrankfurt.com W: www.NACEAutomechanika.com
UBM 2501 Colorado Ave., Suite 280, Santa Monica, CA 90404 T: 310.857.7500 F: 310.857.7510 E: Automechanika_Chicago@Advanstar.com W: www.ubm.com
Automotive Service Association (ASA) 8209 Mid Cities Blvd., North Richland Hills, TX 76182 USA T: 817.581.3572 F: 817.581.3572 E: asainfo@ASAshop.org W: www.asashop.org
Georgia World Congress Center, Hall B 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313
Show Dates & Hours Wednesday, August 8 Thursday, August 9 Friday, August 10
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Registration Hours Wednesday, August 8 Thursday, August 9
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday, August 10
7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Show Rules & Policies Attendees under the age of 18 is permitted but a waiver is required. All show participants must wear badges at all times. Unauthorized solicitations and photography are stricly prohibited.
After Hours Events Opening Night Party Wednesday, August 8, 2018 • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM FREE College Football Hall of Fame, 250 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 Rockin’ Rides Reception Thursday, August 9, 2018 • 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM ($25 to exhibitors/attendees. Badge required) On the Show Floor, All proceeds benefit the Collision Repair Education Foundation
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General Information Admission Expo Hall pass FREE MSO Symposium $249 Technology and Telematics Forum $125 APN’s Business Development Summit $1250 Training: 1 Seminar $150 1 Day $250 2 Day $350 3 Day $450 I-CAR Training
$114 / $125
Hotel / Shuttle Information Complimentary shuttle service between the Georgia World Congress Center and the hotels listed below. NO MID-DAY SERVICE. Wednesday, August 8th Thursday, August 9th Friday, August 10th
7:00 AM – 10:30 AM 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
HOTEL
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Westin Peachtree Plaza
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Marriott Courtyard Atlanta Downtown
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The American - a DoubleTree by Hilton
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Downtown
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Ellis Hotel
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Embassy Suites Atlanta at Centennial Olympic Park
Walking Distance
Hilton Garden Inn - Atlanta Downtown
Walking Distance
Omni Hotel at CNN Center
Walking Distance
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Organizers & Partners
Organizers Messe Frankfurt, Inc.
3200 Windy Hill Road, Suite 500 West Atlanta, GA 30339 USA Tel: +1 770 984 8016 Web: www.usa.messefrankfurt.com / www.NACEAutomechanika.com Dennis Smith - President Patrick Nohilly - President Messe Frankfurt is the world’s largest trade fair, congress and event organiser with its own exhibition grounds. With some 2,400 employees at 30 locations, the company generates annual sales of over ₏640 million. The North American headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, currently produces eleven trade shows in the continental United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Automotive Service Association (ASA) 8209 Mid Cities Blvd. North Richland Hills, TX 76182 USA Tel: +1 817 581 3572 Web: www.asashop.org
ASA is a not-for-profit trade association headquartered in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area, serving the needs of mechanical, transmission and collision shop owners nationwide and around the world.
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& Partners UBM Americas
2501 Colorado Avenue, Suite 280 Santa Monica, CA 90404 USA Tel: +1 310 857 7500 Web: www.ubm.com Scott Schulman - CEO, UBM Americas UBM Americas is the largest events organiser in the United States and among the top three in Brazil and Mexico with more than 200 events annually. Featuring some of the most well known and longest-running events across more than 11 critical sectors, coupled with the largest medical publishing business in the US, UBM Americas’ leading brands increase business effectiveness for customers and audiences year-round.
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Supporters & Media
Supporters Aftermarket International
Tel: +1 216 233 6943 Web: www.aftermarketinternational.com
ASA
ASA - Geschäftsstelle Herr Winfried Hummel Wettertalstr. 37, 71254 Ditzingen GERMANY Web: www.asa-verband.de
Aftermarket Business World
Web: ww.searchautoparts.com/aftermarketbusiness
Auto Body Repair Network (ABRN)
Web: www.searchautoparts.com/abrn
Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association (APRA) 4215 Lafayette Center Drive, Suite 3 Chanilly, VA 20151 USA Tel: +1 703 968 2772 Web: www.apra.org
Assured Performace Network
24422 Ave De La Carlota Ste 490 Laguna Hills, CA 92653 USA Tel: +1 949 221 0010 Web: www.assuredperformance.net
Autobody News
P.O. Box 1516 Carlsbad, CA 92018 USA Tel: +1 800 699 8251 Web: www.autobodynews.com
Atlanta I-CAR Committee
Web: www.icaratlantagolf.weebly.com
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& Media Autoserviceworld.com
5353 Dundas St West, Suite 400 Toronto, ON M9B 6H8 CANADA Web: www.autoserviceworld.com
Auto Service Professional
3515 Massillon Road, Suite 350 Uniontown, OH 44685 USA Tel: +1 330 899 2200 Web: www.autoserviceprofessional.com
Autosphere
Rousseau Communication Automobile 455, Notre-Dame Est, Bureau 311 Montréal, QC H2Y 1C9 CANADA Tel: +1 514 289 0888 Web: www.autosphere.ca
CARS Magazine
5353 Dundas St West, Suite 400 Toronto, ON M9B 6H8 CANADA Web: www.autoserviceworld.com
CARSTAR
440 S. Church St. Charlotte, NC 28202 USA Tel: 1 (704) 644-8156 Web: www.carstar.com
Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF)
5125 Trillium Blvd. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 USA Tel: +1 888 722 3787 Web: www.collisioneducationfoundation.org
Collision Industry Conference (CIC) P.O. Box 2757 Pasco, WA 99302 USA Tel: +1 509 543 7773 Web: www.ciclink.com
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Supporters Collision Management
Le Carrossier
Collision Repair Magazine
Jobber News
455 Gilmour Street Peterborough, ON K9H 2J8 CANADA Tel: +1 905 370 0101 Web: www.collisionrepairmag.com
5353 Dundas St West, Suite 400 Toronto, ON M9B 6H8 CANADA Web: www.autoserviceworld.com
I-CAR
Management Success!
Rousseau Communication Automobile 455, Notre-Dame Est, Bureau 311 Montréal, QC H2Y 1C9 CANADA Tel: +1 514 289 0888 Web: www.autosphere.ca/ collisonmanagement/
5125 Trillium Blvd. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 USA Tel: +1 800 422 7872 Web: www.i-car.com
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Rousseau Communication Automobile 455, Notre-Dame Est, Bureau 311 Montréal, QC H2Y 1C9 CANADA Tel: +1 514 289 0888 Web: http://fr.autosphere.ca/lecarrossier/
412 W. Broadway 3rd Floor Glendale, CA 91204 USA Tel: +1 818 500 9631 Web: www.managementsuccess.com
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& Media Modern Tire Dealer
3515 Massillon Road, Suite 350 Uniontown, OH 44685 USA Tel: +1 330 899 2200 Web: www.moderntiredealer.com
National Auto Body Council (NABC) Recycled Rides
7044 S 13th St. Oak Street, WI 54153 USA Tel: +1 888 667 7433 Web: www.nationalautobodycouncil.org
MotorAge
Web: www.searchautoparts.com/motorage
Parts & People
P.O. Box 18731 Denver, CO 80203 USA Tel: +1 303 765 4664 Web: www.partsandpeople.com
Professional Tool & Equipment News (PTEN) 1233 Janesville Ave. Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 USA Tel: +1 800 547 7377 Web: vehicleservicepros.com
Raybestos Powertrain
711 Tech Drive Crawfordsville, IN 47933 USA Tel: +1 765 359 2889 Web: www.raybestospowertrain.com
Women’s Industry Network
1503 Edwards Ferry Road Leesburg, VA 20176 United States Tel: +1 630 881 7945 Web: thewomensindustrynetwork.ning.com
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Stop by Booth 2637 for
Advanced Charging System Training and Hub Bearing Installation Tips Classes taught by ASE Certified Master Technicians
Wednesday, August 8 1:00 pm - 1:45 pm Toyota/Honda Advanced Charging Systems 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm Hub Bearing Installation
Thursday, August 9 1:00 pm - 1:45 pm Ford/Chrysler Advanced Charging Systems 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm Hub Bearing Installation
Friday, August 10 11:00 am - 11:45 am Toyota/Honda Advanced Charging Systems 1:00 pm - 1:45 pm Hub Bearing Installation
See You There!
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I-CAR Training 48 Technology & Telematics Forum
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APN’s Business Development Summit
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Fixed Ops Journal Forum
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MSO Symposium 58
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Wednesday, August 8 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
5 Reasons Why Online Reviews Directly Impact Your Bottom Line Presented by: Tyler Brunatti Room: B303 Description: Online reviews are the new word of mouth, and shops that want to separate themselves from the competition are placing more emphasis on collecting and managing online reviews on sites like Google, Facebook. In this presentation, we will cover how online reviews improve discovery by boosting your local SEO ranking, drive traffic to your shop, and finally influence purchase decisions. We’ll also identify ways that online reviews can impact the lifetime value of your customer and how you can use feedback from reviews to improve operations and drive efficiencies.
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Grow Your Network Presented by: Jon Novak Room: B306
Description: What makes up your network? Who is in your network? This session takes a deep dive into the consumer journey. Take a step back and truly understand the consumer experience. How do you process and technologically impact your consumers? How do you leverage those technologies and processes to optimize that journey. Join us for an interactive discussion on the modern consumer and how to optimize your “profile” for the most success. Understanding how processes and technology can affect your network will allow you to take action and make a positive impact.
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Practical Production Processes Presented by: John Shoemaker Room: B308 Description: This presentation helps the attendee determine if a vehicle is ready to be put into the repair process. It covers thoroughly reviewing the damage assessment to see what steps are required in the repair as well as parts and sublets. Through the repair review the attendee will understand how to sequence repair steps to ensure positive workflow of the repair and use the damage assessment to validate all steps in the repair to ensure all items required for the repair are on hand, a technician meeting the repair skill is available and sublets can be performed as needed.
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8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Writing for Pre and Post Scans Presented by: Mike Anderson Room: B304 Description: This presentation will walk attendees through the process of including pre and post repair scanning on the damage repair estimate.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Electrical Analysis For The Confused Pt 1 Presented by: Craig Van Batenburg Room: B201 Description: This is a 3-part class - Attendees must choose Part 1, in order to take Part 2 and so on.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Using Current Probes to Diagnose Driveability Dilemmas Presented by: Eric Ziegler Room: B202 Description: Inductive current probes have been around for years, even the venerable VAT40 charging/ starting systems tester had one! Current probes use induction and “clamp” around a wire which gives us a non-intrusive method of viewing current flow in a circuit. These tools are not just for checking starting and charging system anymore. Coupling these tools with the modern DSO, or lab scope, they are incredibly powerful diagnostic instruments! Current probes can be used for checking engine mechanical integrity, ignition and injection system operation, active wheel speed sensors, shorted engine sensors, parasitic draws and even for network diagnostics. Current probe tooling options and techniques will be discussed in this class. Case studies will support some interesting approaches to some unique diagnostic dilemmas. One is only limited by ones’ imagination and creativity when it comes to this affordable and often underappreciated tool.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Gasoline Direct Injection: GDI Driveability and Diagnosis in the Real World Presented by: G. Truglia Room: B203 Description: GDI is here to stay and to successfully deal with problems related to GDI, you need to understand the theory and testing techniques
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Wednesday, August 8 needed to diagnose them. This session is more than classroom theory! Attendees will see the techniques they are shown used in real world fixes!
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Transmission Diagnostics for the Non-TransTech Presented by: Scott Shotton Room: B204 Description: Transmissions have been controlled by computers for a long time. As a result, transmission issues can be electrical or hydraulic/mechanical in nature. When a vehicle with a transmission issue rolls into a shop it is often “shipped” to a transmission shop. Why? A perfectly capable technician who can accurately diagnose an engine issue could tackle the transmission issue. Why lose the customer? This course outlines a logical process for attacking transmission failures. Using tools and techniques that driveability technicians already possess, we will discuss how to draw the line between an electrical problem or an internal transmission issue. Basic knowledge of automatic transmissions is a plus, but this course is geared towards non-transmission technicians.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Mastering Voltage Drop Testing Presented by: Jaime Lazarus Room: B207 Description: This class will focus on teaching one of the most vital electrical testing techniques techs should know - voltage drop testing. Beginning with an overview of what exactly voltage drop is and its effect on today’s computerized vehicles, the class will move on to techniques followed by real-world examples that will allow attendees to put their new knowledge to the test.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Scanning, Diagnostics, Recalibration & Reprogramming Presented by: Willis Colpitts Room: B303 Integrating diagnostics into your workflow is the new normal. Pre and Post scanning provides a diagnostics solution to record, assist in repairs and return a
vehicle to pre-accident condition electronically as part of the whole repair process. This training will show you how diagnostics fits into today’s collision centers. Diagnostics is not simply scanning a vehicle for codes, it’s understanding when to scan as well as how to use the information gathered to return the vehicle to pre accident condition. Learn how diagnostics could fit in to the repair process while gaining a greater understanding of a Diagnostic Solutions and what will be required to complete a safe a proper repair that includes diagnostics.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
The Winning Mindset of America’s Greatest Body Shops Presented by: Dave Luehr Room: B305 Description: Dave Luehr, author of “The Secrets of America’s Greatest Body Shops,” insists that right now is the best time in history to be in the collision repair industry, but only for those with the right mindset. In this fun and engaging course, Dave will teach the audience what the “right mindset” is and how any shop leader willing to challenge their old beliefs can adopt and apply better thinking and habits to help them achieve new higher levels of performance excellence in all areas of their business and life. This class promises to be very motivational and inspiring for those questioning their ability to survive in today’s challenging collision repair industry.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Make Marketing Fun Presented by: Megan Williams Room: B306
Description: Marketing can be fun when you learn how to recognize the missed opportunities that are right in front of you. How things such as community involvement, local outreach and sponsorship opportunities can brand you as a trusted local business, makes your name be remembered and recognized as a community advocate, a local business that cares about the community, and the causes that they care about. Not all of our marketing ideas are done to make money, some create loyal customers that trust us and would not think of going to the competition. Come and learn how we have achieved outstanding results while becoming the area
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Wednesday, August 8 leader with the most awards, community recognition, and the most trusted body shop in our markets.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Activating Your ADAS Knowledge: Diagnosing Driver Assist Systems Presented by: Dave Hobbs Room: B217 Description: ADAS (Automated Driver Assist Systems) are becoming common on today’s vehicles as we move closer to fully autonomous vehicles. In this course Delphi Technologies’ senior technical trainer Dave Hobbs will cover: -Educating your customers on the levels and limitations of ADAS systems -Overview of Lane Keep Assist, Lane Departure Warning, Blind Spot Monitor, Adaptive Cruise, etc. -Hardware overview (RADAR, LIDAR, smart cameras and ultrasonic sensors) -Camera / sensor aiming equipment, windshield and paint concerns, etc. -ABS, electronic throttle and E-steering interactions / customer concerns
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
ASE Test Prep Class - Collision Topic Presented by: Theresa Bolton Room: B305
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Get Your Shop Noticed with an Effective Internet and Social Media Strategy Presented by: Matt Winslow Room: B201 Description: Have you ever spent a lot of money on expensive advertising that didn’t get you the traffic you deserve? Traditional advertising methods are becoming more expensive and less effective. In this exciting session, Matt Winslow of ATI’s Automotive Training Institute shares cutting edge tips to drive cars to your bays and profits to your pockets by using the Internet and Social Media effectively. Discover the critical information that MUST appear on page 1 of your website, yet most web designers forget and most shop’s websites lack. -Learn why most customers DON’T go to your website to find you and what to do about it.
-Diagnostic tool data interpretations, service do’s and don’ts and case studies
Discover why most web-based ads are ignored and learn how to connect with today’s customers with the right message.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
-Find out what your customers are saying about you on the Internet!
End the Shortage! Growing Your Own Technicians Presented by: Kyle Holt Room: B304 Description: The #1 problem facing the automotive industry is the technician shortage. You can either keep complaining, or you can do something about it. In this session we’ll talk about how to find technician candidates, implement a mentoring system, and set your shop up to keep technicians for the long run (while your competition keeps struggling).
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-Learn why only 20% of most email you send is actually read by customers and how to dramatically increase email open rate. -Learn which Social Media sites help you appear on Google’s page one and which don’t. -Uncover critical Social Media mistakes that turn off customers and how to avoid them. -Harness the power of today’s smart phones to connect with today’s online savvy customers.
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Wednesday, August 8 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Description: Watch your bottom line increase as you learn more ways to market your shop
Description: Sales is driven by effective communication and negotiation; this all begins with your front-end. This class includes effective role-playing drills, classroom exercises and an interactive Q&A session.
Going Toe-to-Toe with Google & Yelp How to Win in the Marketing Arena Presented by: Danny Sanchez Room: B202
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Chemistry Lessons for a Multi-Generational Workforce Presented by: Bill Haas Room: B203 Description: Do you ever find members of your team frustrated, tense, distracted, upset or unreasonable with other members of the team? Wonder why? Well, Gen Y thinks Gen X is a bunch of whiners. Gen X believes Gen Y is arrogant. And everyone thinks the Boomers are self-absorbed workaholics.
Controlling the Front Presented by: Jim Anderson Room: B214
Attendees will learn: -Effective communication skills -How to implement organization and structure into your shop -Tips and tricks on dealing with customer objections
While the younger generation’s entitled attitude is clashing with the older worker’s values, Gen Y’s presence is improving workplace policy for everyone. Once we understand their differences and learn what is important for each group we can work together effectively.
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Thursday, August 9 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Brilliant Solutions to Technician Retention and Increasing Job Quality Presented by: Dave Scribner Room: B303 Description: A shop’s ability to attract and retain skilled technicians involves providing them with ergonomic shop efficiencies in a safe work environment, as well as highly refined processes to meet production demands and maximize labor hours. The end result accelerates repair times, builds a strong team, makes everyone more profitable and ensures your business’s longevity and value. Incorporating these elements into your business model will have technicians seeking you out and wanting to remain at your business. This session will focus on processes, resources and products that provide outstanding technician benefits in terms of shop efficiency, technician safety and environment improvements to increase job quality, through-put and increase.
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Brilliant Solutions to Technician Retention and Increasing Job Quality Presented by: Dave Scribner Room: B303 Description: A shop’s ability to attract and retain skilled technicians involves providing them with ergonomic shop efficiencies in a safe work environment, as well as highly refined processes to meet production demands and maximize labor hours. The end result accelerates repair times, builds a strong team, makes everyone more profitable and ensures your business’s longevity and value. Incorporating these elements into your business model will have technicians seeking you out and wanting to remain at your business. This session will focus on processes, resources and products that provide outstanding technician benefits in terms of shop efficiency, technician safety and environment improvements to increase job quality, through-put and increase touch time. The end result is increased profitability!
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Telematics and Collision Repair Presented by: Mike Anderson Room: B304 Description: How will Telematics and the connected car impact the future of Collision Repair – In this session, Mike Anderson of Collision Advice will share with attendees how telematics and the connected car will influence the claims process in the future with first notice of loss (FNOL). In addition, Mike will cover what role the OEM’s will play in collision repair. Prepare yourself for the future so you thrive and not just survive!
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Scanning, Diagnostics, Recalibration & Reprogramming Presented by: Willis Colpitts Room: B305 Description: Integrating diagnostics into your workflow is the new normal. Pre and Post scanning provides a diagnostics solution to record, assist in repairs and return a vehicle to pre-accident condition electronically as part of the whole repair process. This training will show you how diagnostics fits into today’s collision centers. Diagnostics is not simply scanning a vehicle for codes, it’s understanding when to scan as well as how to use the information gathered to return the vehicle to pre accident condition. Learn how diagnostics could fit in to the repair process while gaining a greater understanding of a Diagnostic Solutions and what will be required to complete a safe a proper repair that includes diagnostics.
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Basics of Blueprinting Presented by: John Shoemaker Room: B306
Description: The presentation covers tools required, information sources, document repair procedures and finalize a damage assessment. Learn how to document repair processes correctly the attendee will be able to communicate the repair needs to all involved effectively. Starting with vehicle identification, tools required and the need to collaborate with shop personnel, we’ll show various websites to help find repair processes, discuss diagnostic scanning, identify associated damage, proper photo documentation, structure measurement needs, corrosion protection requirements, refinish processes and repair validation through P-pages.
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Thursday, August 9 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Why the Best Processes Fail When Pressured Presented by: Ryan Ross Room: B309 Description: Many shops have invested significant time and energy to document Standard Operating Procedures. Some have even gone to the lengths of visualizing Standard Work and implementing Standards. So why do the most well documented and supported processes still fail? Seminar attendees will experience a fun and engaging simulation that demonstrates exactly why the best processes fail. You will understand the differences between Standard Operating Procedures, Standard Work, and Standards; understand when these important tools still fail and why, and understand how to avoid process failure.
8:00 AM - 10:30 AM Modern Chassis Systems Presented by: Dirk Fuchs Room: B308
Description: This class will review the foundations of chassis dynamics. Details of how the chassis angles, such as toe, caster and camber, are influenced with different settings. Concluding with a short summary of Kamm’s circle. The competitive advantages and disadvantages of all chassis systems will be presented. The latest and most complicated system, the multi-link system, will be discussed in detail, as well fitting instructions for control arms and shock absorbers for the suspension system. Electro-mechanical steering solutions will be summarized. The main focus is on the most popular electro-mechanical steering racks, namely axial parallel actuation (APA) and dual pinon type (DP). Explanations about the functions, diagnostics and the sensors will be covered. The initialization and activation procedure will be discussed. All assistance systems which have an influence on the steering system will be described. An overview about the abbreviations, such as ACC, PLA, and DSR, will be given. This training will end with the functions and impacts of radar and camera systems on the steering system, and how to do a basic setting of these systems.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
The Pressure Is On Presented by: Bernie Thompson Room: B201 Description: Every decade or so a new automotive technology is discovered that is truly game changing. The use of pressure transducers in automotive service bays is one of the most exciting discoveries of the 21st century. This technology saves time and money on a grand scale when diagnosing and repairing vehicles. The impossible diagnosis becomes routine in your service bay. This course will teach both novice and expert tricks to make pressure transducer diagnostics quick and easy. This course is led by one of the foremost experts in the field of pressure analysis and is a “must take” course for the modern technician. -Learn how to find misfiring cylinders through tail pipe pressure, making PO300 DTC’s a snap -Learn how to find camshaft to crankshaft timing problems through the spark plug hole -Learn how to test variable camshaft timing problems -Learn how to find intermittent valve sealing problems; intake and exhaust -Learn how to find piston ring sealing problems -Learn how to find restricted exhaust problems through the spark plug hole -Learn how to find ignition timing problems on modern engines through the spark plug hole
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Pressure Waveforms - An Analysis From The Inside Out Pt 1 Presented by: Brandon Steckler Room: B202 Description: Today, it is possible to diagnose a variety of engine mechanical issues without expending a lot of time or taking anything apart. How? Through the use of the Digital Storage Oscilloscope and specialized pressure sensors and/or transducers. In this class, attendees will learn what tooling is needed, how to capture the scope patterns and how to interpret them using a variety of real world examples (case studies). (This class will be taught in two parts, covering both the morning and afternoon sessions).
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Thursday, August 9 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Electrical Analysis For The Confused Pt 2 Presented by: Craig Van Batenburg Room: B203
Diagnosing the Top 3 DTC’s Presented by: Scott Shotton Room: B209
Description: This is a 3-part class - Attendees must choose Part 1, in order to take Part 2 and so on.
Description: Over the past decade, failure data has been collected from the Illinois EPA’s emissions testing program. Although these statistics have only been gathered from Illinois, they provide a pretty good representation of the most common failures that appear around the country. Annual results show that the top three DTC’s that continually set are: catalyst codes, lean codes and EGR codes. This course will cover a wide variety of techniques that can be used do effectively diagnose these failures. Scan tools, exhaust gas analyzers, information resources and more will be used to attack these issues. Case studies for each failure are also included.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Diagnostics by the Numbers Presented by: Vince Manship Room: B204
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Essential Diagnostic Steps for Driveability and Electrical Issues Presented by: Eric Ziegler Room: B208 Description: This is a critical thinking or logical approach class to address many of the issues that face techs every day; working on systems that are new to them or that they have little or no experience diagnosing. The course is a mix of critical thinking, theory, diagnostic testing methods, tooling and real world case studies. Four areas will be addressed: mechanical testing, fuel trim diagnostics, ignition testing and network communication issues. Graphing scan data, archiving data and other useful diagnostic software will be discussed. Lots of real world, not so forward case studies will be used to illustrate these processes and techniques. -See how you can diagnose each type of problem with basic tools and high tech tools. -Learn how to figure out what to do next in your diagnostic process. -See what your results should be and where to go next. -See a quick review of the “Flatrater” test drive and how to gather information.
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8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Effective Electrical Troubleshooting: Stop-Start Technologies Presented by: Peter Orlando Room: B213 Description: Many vehicles are now being engineered with Stop-Start technology. Implementing automated stop-start technology in today’s vehicles is a costeffective way to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions without affecting consumer acceptance. A Stop-Start system operates by cutting off the engine when the vehicle comes to a complete standstill, and automatically re-starts the engine when the driver releases the brake pedal. This operating strategy is often utilized in full hybrid-electric vehicles that have powerful electric systems, but is becoming more popular in non-hybrid vehicles that use traditional starter/battery configurations. We will cover manufactures using stop-start technology, dual battery and robust starter motor technologies, common components found on each system, diagnostic evaluation and repair methods and review important best service practices to handle working on vehicle’s equipped with Stop-Start systems.
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Thursday, August 9 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Diesel Fuel System Presented by: Tom Rayk Room: B214
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Turbocharger Operation and Diagnostics Presented by: John Thornton Room: B215 Description: This class will focus on turbocharger operation and diagnostics. A strong emphasis will be placed on turbo support systems including inputs and outputs. We will discuss sensor inputs such as MAF (when used), Baro, MAP and boost (air charge). Also discussed will be wastegate valve and bypass valve controls. The scan tool will be used exclusively for diagnostics, so data pid interpretation is an important part of this class. We will study WOT runs in order to evaluate turbo efficiency. Discussion topics include the following: - The Benefits of Boosting, and Intake Air Density - Turbocharger Components - 2011 Chevy Cruze Turbo Operation & P2261 - Ford F150 Twin Turbo 3.5L - VW/Audi 2.0L Turbo & P0299
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Mastering Ford’s Integrated DIagnostic Software (IDS) Presented by: Jaime Lazarus Room: B216 Description: Ford’s IDS software is NOT the most “userfriendly”, and maybe because it can seem intimidating, we tend NOT to use all its strengths to our benefit. IDS is an extremely powerful software suite which offers the technician unrivaled diagnostic capabilities. This seminar will cover IN-DEPTH, the most powerful functions, simplifying IDS navigation, IDS integration with Ford’s websites and will help build technician confidence through icon and tasks familiarity.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Advanced Technology Vehicles: Advanced Driver Assist Systems Presented by: Randy Briggs Room: B217 Description: You have seen them publicized on television. Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) that are developed to automate/adapt/enhance vehicle systems for safety and improved vehicle control. Some features are designed to avoid collisions and accidents by offering technologies that alert the driver to potential problems. Others to avoid collisions by implementing safeguards and taking over control of the vehicle. Adaptive features may automate lighting, provide adaptive cruise control, automate braking, incorporate GPS/ traffic warnings, connect to smartphones, alert driver to other cars or dangers, keep the driver in the correct lane or show what is in blind spots. These system are entering the aftermarket repair world. Be up to date on operation and diagnostic techniques that will enable you to keep these jobs profitably in your shop.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Unlocking the Potential of Your Scan Tool Presented by: G. Truglia Room: B218 Description: No matter what aftermarket scan tool you are currently using, odds are you are not using it to its full potential. And that is costing you time and money! In this session, you will learn scan tool proficiency, how to use scan data to direct your diagnosis, when to use Global OBD II and when to use enhanced modes, and how to mate your scan tool, scope and DVOM for a better diagnostic result.
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Thursday, August 9 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Owners...What should you expect from QuickBooks Presented by: Tony Passwater Room: B301 Description: Today business is fast paced, but it is critical to have the proper information to run your business as well. QuickBooks is the most popular accounting system used in the Automotive Industry, but are you getting what you really need that is accurate, timely, and understandable? This 60 minute program will discuss what to expect from QuickBooks and options to get you there.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Know Your Score Presented by: Ray Chew Room: B302
Description: This interactive session discusses the different “scores” that affect the collision repairer in today’s competitive DRP environment. Understand and know your score within your market. Do you know where you stand? Do you know what impact your score has on your business? Join us for this revealing discussion on how to take this data and turn it into actionable steps to improve your business. Understand what makes up your score and develop actionable steps to positively impact it.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Building the Sustainable Shop of the Future Presented by: Bruce King Room: B304 Description: Bruce King is considered one of the country’s leading experts on building a modern sustainable business. Bruce, who built King Collision Centers in Massachusetts will now teach the audience the nuts and bolts of how to survive and prosper in the collision repair business now and into the future. In his entertaining and eye-opening style, Bruce will teach the attendees how to use Elite Body Shop Solution’s “5 Pillars of Success” that keeps shop leaders working on the things that truly matter for continued success.
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-Financial health - keeping an eye on the KPIs that matte -Cultural health - how to build a winning team with millennials -Customer sustainability – the customer experience may be today’s biggest opportunity -Process stability – how working ON the business is often more important than working IN it -Risk – what actions are required to perform safe repairs and keep your business out of trouble
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Are Bad Reviews Costing You Business? Presented by: Chris Allen Room: B305 Description: Your online reputation can play a large role in customer repair purchase decisions. Maintaining a pristine online reputation is critical to your digital marketing strategy. In this presentation we will show you how to optimize your Google My Business and Facebook Business page, build out a professional looking social media presence, and develop social proof for your shop. We’ll also offer tips for bringing in hundreds of positive reviews.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Bullet Proof Documention - Can Your File Stand On Its Own? Presented by: Mark Olson Room: B316 Description: Many collision shop owners now feel that it’s not a question of if you will have a repair come into question--it’s when! This session will cover valuable tips and insights into how to create clear repair documentation by following a defined process. Learn what types of documentation are necessary to provide a clear understanding of all work done and what to do when those repairs are challenged.
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Thursday, August 9 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Visually Managed Collision Repair Presented by: Lee Rush Room: B305 Description: “Connecting the Dots between HighMinded Lean Concepts and Real-World Results.” Change in our industry today is accelerating, and so must the development of people, operations, and processes. Tactically Lean is for those collision repair operators, owners, and managers who understand that being successful moving forward will demand a great deal more than just business as usual. It will demand accelerated development and a desire to strengthen their operation skills and the skills of their teams. Learn how to: -Implement Lean process without Disruption to their Business -Develop practical SOP and Lean process for their Business -Produce Predictable & Consistent Work Flow in their Business -Set Business performance goals & Accountabilities -Reduce Delays & Improve Production Cycle Times -Improve Customer & Employee Satisfaction
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
What Are the Holes in Your Profit Bucket? Presented by: Matt Winslow Room: B201 Description: In this exciting presentation you’ll learn how to create a winning financial scenario to give you the profits you want and the life you deserve! In this session you’ll discover how the three most important metrics affect the size your business, the money you make, and the stress you live with!
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Be the Boss Your Employees Want to Work For Ways You Can Foster Growth & Create A Winning Balance In The Shop Presented by: Danny Sanchez Room: B202 Description: This session will change your profitability by working inside out and creating a harmony in your shop.
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Employees, Your Future Depends on Them! (Finding and Keeping the Right People) Presented by: Bill Haas Room: B203 Description: The future of your business depends on having people to perform the work and serve the customer. Are you up for the challenge of finding and training employees to ensure the future success of your company? Stop wondering who will do the work. With the right approach you can find and develop talented people with a desire to stay. Gain an understanding of the characteristics and values the next generation of employees will bring to the job. Learn the seven questions employees ask themselves when evaluating their job satisfaction. Influence employee’s attitude towards their work when you provide an environment that includes competitive wages, effective management, training, empowerment, recognition, and a balance of challenges and opportunity. Before you know it you have developed the talent for the future of your company. The right employees are your competitive advantage.
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Thursday, August 9 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Successful Thinking Presented by: Rodger Bland Room: B204
Social + Reputation = $ales! Presented by: Jeremy O’Neal Room: B302
Description: It’s been said that what you think about you become – all day long. Our thinking determines absolutely everything we do. In this session, Rodger will examine our thinking strategies and provide useful insights on how to align our thinking with the successful outcomes we all desire. Based on ATRA’s ongoing What’s Working© program; a study of the most successful shop owners in the industry with data and statistics compiled through numerous surveys, consumer focus groups and field observations. From running a business to running a life it all begins with Successful Thinking!
Description: The social footprint that you build for your business will create a reputation that can either drive customers into your business or drive them away from your business. There is a permanent record for every business that customers turn to every day to make buying decisions. Are you employing the right Social strategy for your business? How good is your online Reputation? One fact remains when you add your Social strategy to your Reputation it equals Sales. Join industry expert Jeremy O’Neal as he shares the insights he gained from taking the worst shop in America and turned it into one of the best shops in America in just 6 short months. Jeremy utilized these exact strategies to realize 10X growth within 5 months. Everything was done without spending any money on direct mail marketing. You’ll learn the exact strategies and action plan used so you can experience the same growth in your business when you return to your shop!
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Friday, August 10 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Visually Managed Collision Repair Presented by: Lee Rush Room: B303 Descirption: “Connecting the Dots between HighMinded Lean Concepts and Real-World Results” Change in our industry today is accelerating, and so must the development of people, operations, and processes. Tactically Lean is for those collision repair operators, owners, and managers who understand that being successful moving forward will demand a great deal more than just business as usual. It will demand accelerated development and a desire to strengthen their operation skills and the skills of their teams. Learn how to: -Implement Lean process without Disruption to their Business -Develop practical SOP and Lean process for their Business -Produce Predictable & Consistent Work Flow in their Business -Set Business performance goals & Accountabilities -Reduce Delays & Improve Production Cycle Times -Improve Customer & Employee Satisfaction
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Succession and Development Planning Presented by: Paul Gage Room: B305 Description: This course teaches business owners and managers how to create development plans and succession plans that help to motivate different types of workers and to plan for attrition (both positive and negative) allowing business leaders to be proactive to staffing changes instead of reactive. The focus is on creating a meaningful work environment for employees from multiple generations by understanding the characteristics of each generation in the workforce today. This class is in process of being certified for CE credits and I-Car Alliance points. Upon completion of this course participants will understand how to create and implement succession plans and development plans for their staff in order to increase employee retention and satisfaction as
well as creating a proactive staffing plan in writing.
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Make Marketing Fun Presented by: Megan Williams Room: B306 Description: Marketing can be fun when you learn how to recognize the missed opportunities that are right in front of you. How things such as community involvement, local outreach and sponsorship opportunities can brand you as a trusted local business, makes your name be remembered and recognized as a community advocate, a local business that cares about the community, and the causes that they care about. Not all of our marketing ideas are done to make money, some create loyal customers that trust us and would not think of going to the competition. Come and learn how we have achieved outstanding results while becoming the area leader with the most awards, community recognition, and the most trusted body shop in our markets.
8:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Top 10 Mistakes Using QuickBooks … That Prevent You From Getting Timely and Accurate Information to Manage Your Business Presented by: Tony Passwater Room: B308 Description: Is your business hampered by the Top 10 mistakes made using QuickBooks that prevent your business from having reliable, accurate, and timely financial information to analyze and run your business? This program will identify the top 10 processes that cause this to happen, and how to correct them. Designed for owners, bookkeepers, and controllers.
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Friday, August 10 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Understanding Control Area Network (CAN) Presented by: Bernie Thompson Room: B201
Air Fuel Sensor Operation and Testing Presented by: John Thornton Room: B204
Description: Communications have been essential from the beginning of history. In the modern vehicle communications are vital in order to control the on board systems within the vehicle. The first electrical data communications was Morse Code, where on-off signals were timed to provide information that would be sent on a wire. This basic idea of on (high) - off (low) signals is still the main way on board vehicle communications send and receive communications. This class will cover how the Control Area Network (CAN) works, how to diagnose the CAN system, and how to properly repair bus problems. With many real world case studies you will learn how to quickly diagnose this advanced communication system where it counts, in your service bays.
Description: This class will focus on 4 wire air fuel sensor operation, and practical scan tool and multimeter testing.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Pressure Waveforms - An Analysis From The Inside Out Pt 2 Presented by: Brandon Steckler Room: B202 Description: Today, it is possible to diagnose a variety of engine mechanical issues without expending a lot of time or taking anything apart. How? Through the use of the Digital Storage Oscilloscope and specialized pressure sensors and/or transducers. In this class, attendees will learn what tooling is needed, how to capture the scope patterns and how to interpret them using a variety of real world examples (case studies). (This class will be taught in two parts, covering both the morning and afternoon sessions).
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Electrical Analysis For The Confused Pt 3 Presented by: Craig Van Batenburg Room: B203 Description: This is a 3-part class - Attendees must choose Part 1, in order to take Part 2 and so on.
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Discussion topics include the following: -Denso 4 Wire Air Fuel Sensor construction and operation -Toyota 4 Wire Air Fuel Sensor testing -Honda 4 Wire Air Fuel Sensor testing -Subaru 4 Wire Air Fuel Sensor testing -Case studies
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Effective Electrical Troubleshooting: StopStart Technologies Presented by: Peter Orlando Room: B207 Description: Many vehicles are now being engineered with Stop-Start technology. Implementing automated stop-start technology in today’s vehicles is a costeffective way to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions without affecting consumer acceptance. A Stop-Start system operates by cutting off the engine when the vehicle comes to a complete standstill, and automatically re-starts the engine when the driver releases the brake pedal. This operating strategy is often utilized in full hybrid-electric vehicles that have powerful electric systems, but is becoming more popular in non-hybrid vehicles that use traditional starter/battery configurations. We will cover manufactures using stop-start technology, dual battery and robust starter motor technologies, common components found on each system, diagnostic evaluation and repair methods and review important best service practices to handle working on vehicle’s equipped with Stop-Start systems.
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Friday, August 10 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Advanced Technology Vehicles: Advanced Driver Assist Systems Presented by: Randy Briggs Room: B208 Description: You have seen them publicized on television. Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) that are developed to automate/adapt/enhance vehicle systems for safety and improved vehicle control. Some features are designed to avoid collisions and accidents by offering technologies that alert the driver to potential problems. Others to avoid collisions by implementing safeguards and taking over control of the vehicle. Adaptive features may automate lighting, provide adaptive cruise control, automate braking, incorporate GPS/ traffic warnings, connect to smartphones, alert driver to other cars or dangers, keep the driver in the correct lane or show what is in blind spots. These system are entering the aftermarket repair world. Be up to date on operation and diagnostic techniques that will enable you to keep these jobs profitably in your shop.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Diagnostics by the Numbers Presented by: Vince Manship Room: B213
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Communication Issues, U Codes and Network Diagnostics Presented by: Eric Ziegler Room: B215 Description: Since the advent of the computer controlled car the number of modules on said car keeps growing. Networks are the central nervous system of the modern vehicle. Network communications are essential to the proper operation and performance of safety and infotainment systems. Networks also gave us the ability to program modules and enhance our diagnostic abilities exponentially. However, when there is a communication breakdown, or a module becomes non-responsive, the diagnostics can be not so straight forward. Unplugging every module one at a time can be a time consuming, and sometimes fruitless, task. To make things worse, “U” Codes often leave “you” with little direction. This class will introduce technicians to a simplified, straightforward and logical step by step process to understanding and diagnosing
network issues in the modern vehicle. Tooling options and techniques will be discussed. Real world case studies will be used to illustrate these techniques.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Critical Thinking Diagnostic Strategies Presented by: G. Truglia Room: B216 Description: This seminar will cover how to sharpening your diagnostic skills, knowing where to find first place to start, setting up a diagnostic game plan, using strategy based diagnostics and diagnostic routines, using PCM strategies and Enabling Criteria. This seminar has information on, batteries including coding and reprogramming, patristic draw, voltage drop, engine testing including relative compression, gas analysis, fuel flow testing, fuel trim, current ramping, PCM testing, pressure transduces, reprogramming, new way to test EVAP and much more.
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Mode $06: Diagnostics Beyond DTC’s Presented by: Scott Shotton Room: B217 Description: Mode $06 provides detailed test results that can be used to help diagnose a variety of issues. It is also a valuable tool when diagnosing OBD Emissions Failures. Monitors are key to OBD emissions testing success. Mode $06 provides the detailed results of monitors that have run to completion. Learn what Mode $06 is and how to decipher its meanings. Learn the basics of how to use Mode $06 to your advantage to help: Diagnose intermittent MIL’s; Identify marginal components; Perform repair verification; and more. Warning! Mode $06 data cannot always be trusted! Time will be spent discussing when data is valid and when it should be ignored. Websites where Mode $06 data can be found will also be discussed. The goal of this course is to educate technicians on potential uses of Mode $06 and provide attendees with an additional tool to add to their diagnostic tool box.
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Friday, August 10 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
a locksmith credential
Diesel Fuel Systems Presented by: Tom Rayk Room: B218
-Learn how OEs handle immobilizer and key code transactions
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
-See a demonstration of the all new userfriendly VSP portal - SDRM2.0
Must-Have SEO Building Blocks Presented by: Kurt Offereins Room: B303 Description: In this presentation, we will provide you with a refresher on three of the most important factors that determine local search ranking and what you can do to optimize them, including why you should maintain a consistent name, address and phone number across all business listings and on your website, the numerous benefits of collecting online reviews, and close by discussing some best practices that will ensure you have enough reviews coming in.
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
10-Step Process to Predictable Repairs Presented by: Mark Olson Room: B305 Description: Repairing a vehicle properly and safely is a simple process of steps. This session offers a 10-step guide to audit your shop’s quality and repair process. Learn the 15 things that cause a repair or process to fail that 99% of shops are doing today and how to address them. This class will show how simply following a 10 step process can lead to a high quality repair every time!
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
You Can’t Fix Them Without This: How the Vehicle Security Credential helps you to complete high-tech repairs Presented by: Donny Seyfer Room: B306 Description: Collision and Service technicians alike will benefit from learning how to identify repairs that will require a NASTF Vehicle Security Professional Credential. More and more OEs are bringing new scan tool and programming features to a scan tool near you. To protect vehicle owners during these security operations they are using a NASTF VSC to enable access -Today’s VSC is so much more than
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-Learn how to use OE information websites
-Then you will be equipped to determine if your business needs Security Professional on staff (the answer is probably so).
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ASE Test Prep Class - Collision Topic Presented by: Theresa Bolton Room: B303
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Tactically Lean – Strategic Lean Implementation Presented by: Lee Rush Room: B305 Description: Do you ever wish there was a way to implement more effective processes and procedures to help make your shop great? What about an effective way to constantly keep your team engaged and up-to-speed with these processes? If you have these type of questions, “Visually Managed Collision Repair” can help your shop achieve and maintain a leading edge. By providing the participant with the operational tools necessary to implement “Visually Managed Collision Repair” this course will address the aspects of “visual management” in a collision center. Collision centers that take advantage of “visual management” techniques will be able to address every aspect of collision production, sales and service in their own shop. “Visually Managed Collision Repair” is real world implementation of visual management techniques and queues in all phases of production and sales. Collision centers will drive consistent process into their collision centers; they will be armed with the understanding needed to change the way their companies operate!
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Friday, August 10 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Sales Training for Estimators Presented by: Kareem Abouzeid Room: B306
Achieving Operational Excellence Presented by: Bill Haas Room: B203
Description: A 20% increase in a shop owner’s closing ratio could positively affect their bottom line significantly if he or she understands the value of estimating. It all starts with effective communication and negotiation. This class is delivered by Management Success’ most requested presenter and includes effective role-playing drills as well as an interactive Q&A panel with owners of successful collision shops. The primary focus is to teach proven techniques for dealing with customers and insurance adjusters. Learn how to get customers off the phone and into the shop; how to resolve their objections and effective tips on how to handle insurance companies and get top dollar for your work!
Description: Operational excellence is a business strategy for gaining your competitive advantage. It is the execution of your processes more consistently and reliably than your competition and the ability for every employee to see the flow of value to the customer. Employees will also be able to correct the flow before the customer knows there is an issue with delivering value.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
4 Keys to Lasting Success and Profit Presented by: Matt Winslow Room: B201 Description: Learn the four essential keys that will transform your life and make your business exciting and fun again! Re-ignite your passion for running a top performing company! Increase personal productivity with focus and time management secrets. Build systems to increase performance and get more free time. This is a high-energy, funny and inspiring presentation with stateof-the-art multi-media slides. The flow is: The Pain, The Problem, The Solution, The Benefit.
Operational excellence is the constant pursuit of improved performance and profitability in every area of your company. There are four core areas: -Talent acquisition and retention -Innovation and collaboration -Strategy and process alignment -Customer satisfaction Focus your business on being the market leader with strategies to deliver an exceptional experience for employees and customers.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Making Room for Productivity: Get Out of Your Employees’ Way! Finding A Balance Between Policy & Performance Presented by: Danny Sanchez Room: B204 Description: Discover the best ways to get everything you want out of your employees and keep them happy along the way.
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Friday, August 10 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Decription: The profit structure of repair shops is changing. Have you every struggled with a drivability diagnosis and wondered how in the world you are going to get paid for the 8 hours your technician invested in properly identifying the root cause of the clients concern? This course is designed to help you master the skills needed when selling the invisible service solution. The most critical part of profitability for a repair shop is ensuring every segment of time is billed out and collected for every vehicle at the proper rate. You’ll learn how to price Invisible Services in a way that customers will say yes to, as well as creating value for the service provided. We’ll identify emerging profit centers that will help your shop stay profitable in the next 5 - 10 years.
Description: Most shop owners and technicians (and everybody else by the way) spend most of their worklives completing a series of tasks – very little thinking ( critical or other) ever occurs – as a result, thinkingatrophy starts to weaves its way into our daily lives. We become robotic in our actions with very little to no thinking taking place. The results of this behavior keeps us stuck in the same “rut.” The monotony of doing the same thing over and over without thought begins to takes its toll on the shop owner and his employees, and soon a sense of burn-out, fatigue and lack of passion sets in. We wonder what happened? Where did the fire go? How come I can’t seem to get a head? This session will take these questions head-on and reveal the results from people who have found their flow of smarter, more creative thinking which has lead them to the top of their fields. Based on the science and research from Mihaly Czikszentmihalyi (pronounced “cheeks sent me high”), PhD., and my own research (currently ongoing) with shop owners from all over the country.
Selling the Invisible Service Solution Presented by: Jeremy O’Neal Room: B207
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Think Smarter, Not Harder Presented by: Rodger Bland Room: B208
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Speakers Kareem Abouzeid
Instructor / Shop Inspector, Management Success With more than 20 years of industry experience, Kareem Abouzeid is the owner of Knockout Collision in Chico, California, and an instructor and shop inspector for Management Success. Kareem’s education and experience includes I-CAR Technical Training, Estimator Training at Automotive Management Institute (AMI), and Standox Refinish Technician certification. He is also a member of the Management Success Top 20 Collision Group, made up of top auto body shops from around the country. He is a past president of the Feather River Chapter of the California Autobody Association and an active member of BNI.
Jim Anderson
Instructor / Shop Inspector, Management Success Jim has more than 30 years of experience in automotive repair. In 1999, after working as a technician for more than a decade, he opened Anderson Automotive in Marion, Iowa. Jim has been a client of Management Success since 2004 and is celebrating his fourth year working with the consulting team as an instructor and shop inspector. Jim is a Master Elite of Shop Management and has been recognized as the only shop in Iowa to receive the BBB Integrity Award.
Mike Anderson AAM
Mike Anderson is the former owner of Wagonwork Collision Centers, two highly acclaimed shops located in Alexandria, Virginia. He is an Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM). His technical staff was ASE-certified and his collision technicians were also certified by Lincoln Basic Motorsports Welding accreditation course and held numerous OEM certifications. Mike has served in many positions over his career, including Mitchell and MOTOR Advisory Boards, ASE Test Review committee, and served as the ASA Collision Division Director. Mike has also served on the board for the Washington Metropolitan Auto Body Association, and is a Gold Pin member of the Collision Industry Conference, a member of the Automotive Service Association, Society of Collision Repair Specialists, Certified Auto Parts Association and serves as chairman of the State of Virginia Skills USA. Mike also serves as a facilitator for Axalta Coating Systems highly recognized Business Council 20 Groups in both the U.S. and Canada. He also facilitates numerous courses for Axalta Coating Systems Educational Series.
Rodger Bland
Managing Editor, GEARS Magazine Rodger Bland has worked in the automotive repair aftermarket for over 30 years and is currently the Managing Editor for GEARS Magazine the official publication of the Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association, A.T.R.A. In 2006, Rodger co-founded ATRA’s What’s Working© management training program. The program integrates industry trends along with consumer focus groups and studies with the practices of successful shop owners throughout the country. The results and outcomes from these studies along with real world applications are the source of numerous articles, reports and presentations on “what’s working” when it comes to managing successful automotive repair shops today. Each year, Rodger speaks to hundreds of business owners and entrepreneurs from different industries pertaining to business development strategies based on identifying simple traits and characteristics found in all successful companies.
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Speakers Teresa Bolton
Director, Collision Repair Test Development Teresa Bolton is the Director, Collision Repair Test Development for The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). She has worked in the Collision Repair Industry for over 25 years. Teresa has been an estimator, assistant manager, shop owner, and the Regional Director of Education for The Collision Technician Apprenticeship Program (CTAP). During her time in the industry, she has been active in the industry. She served on The National Auto Body Council Board, Collision Industry Conference (CIC) Education Committee Co-Chair, Women’s Industry Network (WIN) Board Member, Treasurer, and Scholarship Chairperson, and she is currently serves as the Chairperson for the SkillsUSA Collision Repair Technology National Committee. She also serves as a program advisory council member for two collision repair and refinishing career and technology programs in her hometown area. Teresa has received several awards for her service to the collision industry. These include the following: An award from I-CAR; The Collision Repair Technology Committee Spirit Award; Most Influential Woman Award (MIW); SCRS Individual Award; WIN Cornerstone Award; 15 year Service Award from The Center of Applied Technology North in Severn, MD.
Randy Briggs
Carquest Technical Institute Randy Briggs has spent his entire career in the automotive field. His experience spans dealerships, independent repair shops, community colleges, and national training companies. As Research and Development Center Manager for CARQUEST Technical Institute, he shares this experience with students across the U.S. and Canada.
Tyler Brunatti
Senior Director of Sales, Podium
Ray Chew
CCC Information Services Inc. Raymond Chew is a national account manager for CCC Information Services Inc. He has been with CCC for over 17 years in a variety of customer-facing roles. Ray serves as consultant and provides expertise across a wide breadth of industry topics, working primarily with multi store repair organizations.
Willis Colpitts
Mitchell International Willis is a 23-year veteran of the US Air Force. He holds a BA in business administration and a has minor in instructor of technology. He has worked in the collision industry since 2003 with a focus on shop management and workflow. He has led the implementations of over 500 collision centers to new software solutions. In his current role at Mitchell, he heads a team of 35 folks on the sale, implementation and training of Mitchell Products.
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Speakers Rick Fifer
Services Development Manager, AkzoNobel Coatings Inc. With 30+ years in the automotive industry, Rick began his journey in the body shop of a large automotive port-of-entry in 1987. Since joining AkzoNobel in 1994, he has held positions within in the Sales, Technical, Human Resources, and Business Services Departments. Although he has a strong technical background, Rick specializes in areas that focus on improving the Marketing, HR, Managerial, and Leadership aspects of a collision center. Rick is a graduate of the University of North Florida and has earned certificates from the University of Detroit Mercy and the University of Georgia.
Dirk Fuchs
ZF Industries NA ZF training engineer Dirk Fuchs is an experienced technical educator with a style that fosters discussion within his presentations. His knowledge and experience with modern chassis technology provides a unique perspective that helps the learner absorb knowledge from a foundational understanding of the latest in chassis techology to diagnose and repair complex, multi-link systems. His class provides the latest information on active steering systems and driver-assist functions.
Paul Gage
President, Pro Collision Training Paul Gage is the President of Pro Collision Training, LLC. and a 27 year industry veteran known for his expertise in instructional design, staff development, and technical knowledge of collision repair. As the former Director of Transportation Services at FTCC, and a former board member of the Collision Repair Education Foundation, Paul is still working diligently to move the automotive industry forward by recruiting, training, and placing both military and civilian candidates into positions with great companies in both the automotive and heavy truck fields. Paul is currently a member of CIC, NABC, and SCRS as well as being an I-CAR instructor and industry advocate. Paul lives in New Braunfels, Texas with his wife, Fran, and two children.
Bill Haas
Haas Performance Consulting Bill Haas has more than 40 years of automotive repair industry experience. Beyond his experience he brings his passion for the industry to customers. Seminar attendees and consulting clients benefit from his in-depth knowledge of the industry, unique perspectives and solution based focus to meeting the challenges shop owners and managers continually face. During his career, Haas has worked as a technician in a new car dealership and in several independent shops, as well as a shop manager, parts counter professional, shop owner, technical trainer and executive with the Automotive Service Association. He is an Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM) and has been a member of the Automotive Management Institute (AMI) faculty since 2002.
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Field Training / Program Developer, Delphi Dave Hobbs has served as a field trainer and course developer for Delphi for over 25 years. With close to 40 years in the industry as a technician, service manager, college instructor, hotline adviser, field engineer and award winning technical writer Dave has an abundance of experience to share with both the independent aftermarket and OEM service worlds. Dave is ASE Master L1 & L3 certified and a contributing editor for Motor Age Magazine, field correspondent for Mobile AC Society (MACS) and an instructor in over 25 training videos for Automotive Video Innovations. (AVI) Type in the key search words “Delphi, YouTube and Dave Hobbs” to check out some of Dave’s training and tech tips on the web!
Kyle Holt
President, S/P2 Kyle Holt is the President of S/P2. Each year, S/P2 provides online training to more than 175,000 workers and students nationwide on industry-specific safety and pollution prevention, ethics, soft skills, and human resources topics, as well as an online workplace mentoring program for the automotive industry. S/P2 also provides S/P2 Careers – a resume database of tens of thousands of entry-level technicians looking for career opportunities. For more information, visit http://www. sp2.org or email Kyle at kyle.holt@sp2.org.
Bruce King
Elite Body Shop Solutions Bruce King is considered one of the country’s leading experts on building a modern sustainable business. Bruce, who built King Collision Centers in Massachusetts will now teach the audience the nuts and bolts of how to survive and prosper in the collision repair business now and into the future. In his entertaining and eye-opening style, Bruce will teach the attendees how to use Elite Body Shop Solution’s “5 Pillars of Success” that keeps shop leaders working on the things that truly matter for continued success. Topics covered: Financial health - keeping an eye on the KPIs that matter Cultural health - how to build a winning team with millennials Customer sustainability – the customer experience may be today’s biggest opportunity Process stability – how working ON the business is often more important than working IN it Risk – what actions are required to perform safe repairs and keep your business out of trouble
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Dave Luehr
Owner, Elite Body Shop Solutions
Dave Luehr, started out in the collision repair business over 30 years ago and has since served as a leader in the collision repair industry in many capacities. He has held leadership positions with several large MSOs such as Manheim and ABRA and continues to use his leadership and modern process skills to help collision shops excel. Dave now is the owner of Elite Body Shop Solutions, a coaching and consulting company dedicated to success of the small business leaders of our industry. Through his writing and speaking, Dave has helped an international audience improve their businesses and their quality of life.
Vince Manship NAPA
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Vince is an Automotive Instructor/ Major Account Training Manager fro NAPA Auto Parts. He provides leading automotive industry technical repair and diagnostic training as part of Team Autotech for NAPA Auto Parts. Managing Autotech training for Bridgestone Retail Operations
Owen Moon
CEO of Fixed Ops Digital Owen Moon is CEO & Co-Founder of FixedOpsDigital.com, automotive’s premier service solutions company and creators of Dealer Wallet, a fixed ops engagement and conversion tool. For almost 20 years Owen has been helping dealerships with both traditional and digital marketing strategies to help sell more cars and drive more service revenue. Owen has been a content contributor for publications like Fixed Ops Magazine, Auto Success, & Modern Dealership. Owen has also been a speaker at automotive industry events like Digital Dealer, Innovative Dealer Summit, Fixed Ops Conference, and the TIADA Annual Conference. Owen can be reached at 605-376-0195 or by email at Owen@FixedOpsDigital.com.
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Speakers Jeremy O’Neal AdvisorFix
In 2010, Jeremy O’Neal created Advisor Fix. Jeremy grew up in a service station and began his career in the auto repair industry by washing headlights at 8 years old. He’s been recognized as one of the industry’s most talented and skilled service advisors. Having worked at independent repair facilities, as well as new car dealerships, Jeremy has developed the best real world sales training available to the auto repair industry. Drawing on personal experiences, his material is based in the real world and works for his clients. Jeremy’s strong focus on customer satisfaction helped him set many still-standing sales records. He had over $250,000 in sales in one month! Jeremy also consistently placed his CSI scores in the 5% nationwide. Jeremy founded Advisor Fix in an effort to help Service Advisors around the world master the skills needed to excel in their field.
Mark Olson
CEO, Vehicle Collision Experts Mr. Olson is a founder and former COO of VeriFacts Automotive LLC and was with the company until November 2016. Currently he is the CEO of Vehicle Collision Experts LLC (VECOExperts). He is also president of Future Forensics – Automotive damage investigations a company he founded in 1997. His companies specialize in partnering with collision repair technicians, shop owner/managers/estimators and forensic evaluations of collision damaged vehicles, quality of repair issues and valuation issues. He has over 35 years’ experience in the collision repair industry, including roles as collision repair and refinish technician, body shop management and ownership. He has also worked as an independent physical damage appraiser and is a former Allstate Insurance Company adjuster. He is a former regional trainer for Hunter Engineering in Missouri, with training centers in Seattle, Portland, Bay area, Orange County and Hawaii. Known as an expert in the industry, he has been involved in well over 8000 individual cases as an expert witness in matters of collision repair, vehicle collisions and manufacturer defect. He has also testified in many states in well over 100 cases as an expert witness. Mr. Olson has traveled all over the United States and Canada teaching for I-CAR, VECO Experts and other companies - and also coaching individual technicians and collision repair facilities on the proper repair methods in collision repair and conducting seminars on industry challenges and remedies.
Peter Orlando
CARQUEST Technical Institute (CTI) Peter Orlando has been in the Automotive Service and Repair Business for 41 years. Peter is an ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician (CMAT) A1-A9, with additional certifications in L1, L2, L3, C1, G1, and P2. He is a certified Section 609 AC Refrigerant Recovery Technician and an approved MACS Section 609 AC Refrigerant Recovery Instructor. (Re-certified Section 609 in 2017.) Peter is a State of New Jersey Approved Training Provider and Certified Motor Vehicle Inspector, Instructor, and Emissions Repair Specialist. Additionally, a licensed Motor Vehicle Inspector for the State of New York and a Pennsylvania Certified Inspector and Emissions Repair Technician. Peter has worked as a CARQUEST Technical Instructor (CTI) for the Mid-Atlantic States responsible for sixteen training regions totaling 320 in-service technicians. Currently, he is a Sr. Curriculum Developer and Technical Instructor for CARQUEST Technical Institute/Advance Auto Parts in Raleigh, NC. He is married with three children and enjoys playing drums and percussion.
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Tony Passwater, President of AEII, has been in the services industry full time since 1972. AEII is a leading international consulting, training, and system development organization specializing primarily in for-profit service businesses, and not-profits including associations and religious
Tony has been a certified QuickBooks Advisor, Trainer, and Consultant since 1999. He is certified in all QuickBooks versions since 1999. AEII provides QuickBooks support and training through its QuickBooks R Us brand at QuickBooksRus.net. Tony Passwater can be contacted at: (317) 290-0611x401, e-mail at Help@QuickBooksRus.net, or through the website at: QuickBooksRus.net. Additional Background Coming from a family involved in car repair since the 1940’s has given Tony an in-depth understanding of the service Industry. Being involved directly as a Technician, Manager, and Owner started in 1972 in Indianapolis in the family owned business. This involvement within the Industry has included holding many industry positions including the President of the Independent Garage Owners of Indianapolis, I-CAR District and State Chairman, and Chairman of the Indiana Apprenticeship Committee. Tony has given hundreds of presentations to a number of organizations and taught thousands of students throughout the World. His presentations have included technical, informational, financial, management, and motivational workshops. He has spoken to many industry groups including Adjuster Associations, Allstate, Aetna and State Farm Insurance Companies, as well as Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, California, Massachusetts, and Minnesota State Collision Groups. He has also spoken to Technical Training and Education Groups, along with Consumer groups including the local Lions and Rotary Clubs. He has also spoken internationally in many countries including Malaysia, Trinidad, China, South Korea, Canada, and Australia. He is always available to provide anyone with the highest quality and service available. He believes success is a journey and not a destination… and the future of our success is based on the partnerships we establish together so the journey is not necessarily alone.
Tom Rayk
Ryan Ross
East Market Acoat Services Manager, AkzoNobel
19 years of Sales and Management experience. Started with AkzoNobel in September 2006. Career with AkzoNobel began as an account manager in the metropolitan Atlanta area selling the Sikkens, Lesonal, and U-tech Brands. Started in the Services group in 2010 as a Services Development Specialist. Designed and maintained the Acoat website, the marketing of the ASVRN network of collision shops to major work providers. Developed new and updated existing Acoat services offerings. In 2011, transitioned into the role of Services Consultant in which he consults collision repairers in GA, SC, NC, AL, TN, and VA in everything from profitability to process improvement. Has a bachelor’s degree in Technology Management from Southern Polytechnic State University and a Master degree from Shorter College. In 2015, took over the Eastern Market Services Manager position managing all AkzoNobel services activities in the Eastern US. 41
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Speakers Lee Rush Lee V. Rush has over 26 years experience managing collision centers, independents, dealers, and MSO’s with Regional and National Management Roles with National Collision Repair Companies and extensive expertise in business center expansion through various start-ups, Greenfields, Brownfields, and Acquisitions. Lee’s expertise in business center expansion through Lean and Process-Driven Operations and recruiting, training, technical, sales, and managerial areas of the Collision Industry, has given him insights into the challenges facing today’s operators. Lee has authored articles for ABRN, BodyShop Business, Collision Repair Insight, Fender Bender, Fixed Ops and has been a Conference Speaker for SEMA, SCRS, Coyote Vision Group, NAPA Expo, Northeast Trade Show. Lee has also enjoyed years of intensive training in leadership skills in the United States Marine Corps.
Danny Sanchez
CEO, Autoshop Solutions, Inc. Danny Sanchez is the CEO of Autoshop Solutions, Inc., the automotive industry’s leading Internet marketing agency and an AMI accredited national speaker in the Automotive Aftermarket. With over 25 years of automotive experience, Danny continues to develop winning marketing strategies that are being adopted by automotive businesses around the country. As a former shop owner himself, Danny uses his real world shop experience to bridge the gap with education, between the automotive service and the marketing sides of the industry. Danny’s proven and practical approach to Internet marketing continues to lead the automotive industry into the 21st Century. His company, Autoshop Solutions, is a certified Google Premier Partner and made the Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest Growing Companies three years in a row, as well as received the honor of Best Places to Work in the RaleighDurham market.
Dave Scribner
Technical Director, Car-O-Liner Dave Scribner is the Technical Director at Car-O-Liner in Wixom, Michigan. He’s a veteran industry trainer with a strong track record in helping shops improve processes and productivity by leveraging technology, teamwork and the latest in products and services that help maximize efficiency while reducing costs.
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Business Development Manager, BASF Automotive Refinish Coatings John Shoemaker is a Business Development Manager for BASF Automotive Refinish Coatings - North America and began his career in the automotive repair industry as a helper in a small body shop in Campbell, California. Entering the military, he has been an automotive and body repair technician, vehicle maintenance manager, accident investigator, technical instructor and management system analyst while serving in the U.S. Air Force. Since returning to the civilian sector he has managed several dealership collision centers, was a dealership service director, a consultant to management system users as an implementation specialist and as the owner of JSE Consulting LLC has provided best practice training in Estimatics, Damage Analysis, Marketing, Lean Implementation, & Collision Center Management. John has assisted CCC Information Services in development and implementation of the Production Assistant system, and evaluated CCCOne during the development stages. John’s creation of a Direct Estimating marketing booklet led the program manager of the Performance Claim Passport program to solicit his advice during the development phase. John has held I-CAR certifications in: Damage Analysis, Frontal Impact Analysis, Fundamentals of Collision Repair, Steel Full-Frame Technologies and Repair, Steel Unitized Structures Technologies and Repair which was recognized through JSE Consulting LLC’s Gold Class recognition. As an ASE certified damage appraiser, John achieved the Accredited Automotive Manager certification through the Automotive Management Institute.
Scott Shotton
Owner, Driveability Guys Scott Shotton has over 20 years of technical experience in automotive repair shops. He currently teaches automotive technology at Kishwaukee College and as owner of The Driveability Guys, performs mobile diagnostics and reprogramming for local repair shops. Scott is also one of four trainers administering training for the Illinois EPA’s emissions testing program. Prior to Kishwaukee College Scott was adjunct faulty at the College of DuPage for 17 years. He has a degree in Automotive Service Technology as well as many hours of training by manufacturers and independent training entities. Scott is also recognized as an Illinois state emissions repair technician. Scott was also a technical trainer during his 8 year Army career. Scott currently maintains 21 ASE certifications including: Master Automotive Technician, Master Truck Technician, A9, L1, Alternative Fuels and more.
Brandon Steckler
Advanced Automotive Diagnostics and Repair Brandon is a working technician at Advanced Automotive Diagnostics and Repair in Whiteland, Indiana. He has worked in the field for over 18 years and holds ASE certifications A1-A9, X1, L1, L2 and L3. Brandon is also a Honda factory certified master technician and specializes is drivability and diagnostics. Brandon contributes to Motor Age Magazine and beta tests diagnostic equipment for an automotive tool company.
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Speakers Bernie Thompson
Owner, Automotive Test Solutions, Inc. Bernie Thompson is the owner of Automotive Test Solutions (ATS) with business partner Neal Pederson. Automotive Test Solutions was established in 2000 and has become a world leader in innovative automotive test equipment. Bernie holds over 25 patents on vehicle tools and design. During the research and development of ATS equipment Bernie has developed a deep understanding of vehicle systems. Realizing the need for better education in his field, Bernie developed an advanced training curriculum for the automotive industry. In addition to publishing articles in Motor Magazine, Motor Age Magazine, and Professional Tool & Equipment, Bernie has presented workshops at automotive conferences including ASA Vision, Automechanika, ATE, TST, WTI, NACAT, CATS, AVI and CARS. Together Bernie and Neal have released patented and proven technologies that have been recognized by Motor Magazine’s prestigious “Top 20 Tool Awards,” Professional Tool & Equipment “Tool Innovation Award,” Undercar Digest “Top 10 Tool Award,” TST’s “Top 10 Tool Award,” and Tech Shop’s “Top 5 Tool Award.” Bernie is looking forward to sharing his dynamic ideas on automotive electronics – ideas you can use daily in your service bay.
John Thornton
Operator, Protect Auto John Thornton operates a mobile diagnostic business in the Chicagoland area. John assists his repair shop customers with both engine and transmission driveability concerns, module programming, bus communication issues, and electrical diagnosis.
G Truglia
Automotive Technician Training Services (ATTS) ”G” has over 44 years’ experience in the automotive field as a technician, service manager, shop owner and automotive instructor. Recognized by the US EPA as one of the foremost OBD II experts, technicians and trainers in the country. He has achieved ASE World Class, Triple Master Certification in Auto, Truck, School Bus, L1, L3, Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), Undercar Technician. Author of numerous books and articles, Motor Age magazine contributor,along with hosting many YouTube videos “G” brings the real world shop experience to his seminars.
Craig Van Batenburg CEO, ACDC
Craig Van Batenburg is the CEO of ACDC, a hybrid and plug-in training company based in Worcester, Massachusetts. He has taught more hybrid classes in more places and for more people than any other instructor around, starting in early 2000. Some 15,000 techs and others have heard him speak in over seven countries and 46 states. He and his wife Deb offer management seminars internationally along with his many technical subjects. His style of training is down-to-earth, knowledgeable, and dynamic. To stay current with changes in automotive technology, he receives over 150 hours of training annually. Craig is a certified trainer with the Automotive Management Institute (AMI); a graduate of AMI with his Accredited Automotive Manager designation; member of SAE and the Automotive Service Association. He is a certified ASE Master Technician with advanced level (L1) and hybrid (L3) skills. Craig has been a tech all of his adult life, first at Japanese dealerships and then at his own independent ‘Japanese Only’ repair shop. Craig’s 45 years of experience will guarantee a very informative and entertaining session with something for everyone. Craig collects vintage Honda Cars and Motorcycles, plays the trombone, and is an Elton John impersonator. He is most proud, though, of being a dad and helping foster kids.
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Senior Director of Customer Success, Atheer Cody White is a Sr Director of Customer Success at Atheer, an augmented reality company that’s changing the way industrial enterprises re-envision work. Prior to Atheer, Cody’s been sought out as an early employee in companies that have experienced exceptional growth. Those companies include co-founding SpaceView (2015 OEN Start-Up Grand Prize Winner), Jama Software (Top 10 startup in Oregon), iTradeNetwork (acquired for $525 million) and AvantGo (acquired for $38 million).
Megan Williams
Marketing Director, Lefler Collision & Glass Repair Centers Megan Williams is the Director of Marketing for Lefler Collision & Glass Repair Centers, a MSO operating out of Southern Indiana and Kentucky. She is currently pursuing her Masters of Communication from USI in hopes of furthering herself and pursuing goals within the collision repair industry. Throughout her three years at Lefler Collision & Glass, she has been able to grow their social media followings, event registrations, and overall awareness through a variety of different marketing tactics. She is passionate about making marketing feasible and attainable for every shop.
Matt Winslow
Senior Instructor, Automotive Training Institute Matt Winslow is a Senior Instructor for the Automotive Training Institute in Baltimore Maryland. Matt and his team of instructors travel across the US and Canada conducting life changing workshops for business owners and managers.Matt has over 29 years of experience as an instructor, presenter, and training course developer. He’s written and published many training course manuals on everything from wheel alignment fundamentals to advanced service advisor training. He is also the inventor of the patented Wintoe™ and Automatic Bushing Calculator™ adjustment features shipped with state-of-the-art alignment systems by Hunter Engineering Company. Matt teaches various ATI courses along with course research and development. He’s passionate about helping shop owners and service advisors improve their businesses and their lives.
Eric Ziegler
Owner, EZ Diagnostic Solutions Eric Ziegler is the owner of EZ Diagnostic Solutions, a mobile business specializing in module programming, driveability diagnostics and electrical/networking issues. EZ Diagnostic Solutions offers services in the Peoria Illinois area. Eric has over 30 years of industry technical experience. Eric also teaches for Automotive Seminars, Inc. and has also trained technicians around the country. Eric joined The Driveability Guys training team in 2012. Eric is also an ASE L1 Master Tech with A9 diesel and MD truck certifications. Eric also has L1, L2 and L3 designations.
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I-CAR Training
Wednesday, August 8 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Steel Unitized Structures Technologies and Repair Room:B314 Cost: $114 Knowing the different types of steel used in unitized vehicle structures and identifying new construction processes is key to ensuring that these steel parts maintain their strength following repair procedures.
Corrosion Protection Room:B315 Cost: $114
A repair that corrodes after it is complete creates an unhappy customer and rework. Applying corrosion protection properly ensures that the vehicles you work on are protected after the repair.
Adhesive Bonding Room:B316 Cost: $114
Vehicle makers use adhesive bonding in virtually every vehicle. A complete and safe repair relies on technicians being familiar with the different types of adhesives and knowing where and how these adhesives are used.
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Thursday, August 9 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Steel Unitized Structures Technologies and Repair Room: B314 Cost: $114 Knowing the different types of steel used in unitized vehicle structures and identifying new construction processes is key to ensuring that these steel parts maintain their strength following repair procedures. Measuring Room: B315 Cost: $114 To ensure that all damage is identified and repaired, it is critical to accurately measure the dimensions of the vehicle. Getting this step correct will also improve cycle time. Measuring is also essential for verifying quality of repairs before delivering the vehicle to the consumer. Improper measuring can lead to delays during the repair, comebacks after the repair, or improperly repaired vehicles that possibly put families at risk on the road. MEA01 provides technicians with the skills to measure properly.
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Understanding the Cycle Time Process Room: B315 Cost: $125 In today’s business environment, efficiency is essential to bottom line performance and improving cycle time is one of the most powerful ways to increase efficiency. An understanding of how cycle time impacts both the customer experience and the overall success of the business isn’t just a management issue. It’s a concern for the entire organization. Everyone must work together to continuously improve. Learn how to improve cycle time, perform more effective upfront damage analysis, and more efficiently order and receive parts for a direct and positive impact on your facility.
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Friday, August 10 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Automotive Foams Room: B314 Cost: $114
Upon completion of this course, the technician will understand the uses and application procedures for automotive foam. The course will also provide an understanding structural foam considerations and curing methods, and the ability to identify procedures related to the installation of expandable foam. The technician will understand how to choose correct replacement materials and know how to work safely around automotive foams.
Hazardous Materials, Personal Safety and Refinish Safety Room: B315 Cost: $114
Understanding the many components of working safely in a repair facility can greatly impact business performance. Identifying specific procedures that can prevent injuries, understanding the correct methods for storage and disposal of hazardous materials and wastes, as well as recognizing the proper personal protective equipment can each play a role in creating a safe and efficient workplace.
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Friday, August 10 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Steel Unitized Structures Technologies and Repair Room: B314 Cost: $114 Knowing the different types of steel used in unitized vehicle structures and identifying new construction processes is key to ensuring that these steel parts maintain their strength following repair procedures. Adhesive Bonding Room: B315 Cost: $114 Vehicle makers use adhesive bonding in virtually every vehicle. A complete and safe repair relies on technicians being familiar with the different types of adhesives and knowing where and how these adhesives are used.
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Wednesday, August 8 Georgia World Congress Center
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Keynote SEAN CAREY, SCG MANAGEMENT
The collision and claims segments are beginning to come to terms with the advances in technology in modern vehicles. Sean will guide us through the current landscape of the technology in today’s vehicles with a look into the future as the mobile computer (vehicle) redefines how the industry (collision and insurance) navigates through the challenges. As customer convenience takes center stage the role of the claims organizations will change as will the complexity of repairs for vehicles with onboard computers, lidar, radar, network communications and accident avoidance, as we hurtle towards the future of autonomous vehicles.
2:15 PM - 2:40 PM
Is it Time for Government Intervention? DAVID ZUBY, INSURANCE INSTITUTE FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY Data access, ownership, availability and use. Is it time for Government intervention? Policy & vehicle technology, are they ready to intersect?
2:40 PM - 3:00 PM Update on Federal AV and New Vehicle Technology Policy
JEFF BECK, ALLIANCE OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS Autonomous vehicles and new vehicle technologies are topics within our government and its agencies. Learn more about current and upcoming policies that could affect your business.
3:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Panel Discussion: Repair of the Future
MODERATED BY: BILL HAAS DARRELL AMBERSON, LAMETTRY’S COLLISION CENTERS FRED HULES, MECHANICAL REPAIR SHOP BRIN KLINE, ASSURED AUTO WORKS JAKE RODENROTH, ASTECH When your car talks, who is listening? Questions around who owns the customer and the data within the customer’s vehicle are becoming more and more relevant. What defines FNOL (First notice of loss) and how is it defined? Are FNOL signals a mechanical repair or a need for service? The data available in today’s car is changing, and how it is being used is impacting the future of collision and service repair.
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
OEM Technology Showcase - 2018 & Beyond
MARK ALLEN, AUDI NORTH AMERICA KEN PARK, VOLVO JASON ROSS, VOLKSWAGEN OE Representatives share with attendees the latest in new vehicle technology and vehicle serviceability.
4:45 PM - 5:30 PM
Panel Discussion: Advanced Drive Assistance Systems (ADAS) Vehicle Calibration MODERATED BY: DONNY SEYFER, SEYFER AUTO RANDY BRIGGS, CARQUEST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE KIRK HOLLAND, GLADNEY AUTOMTIVE SOLUTION L.L.C. CHUCK OLSON, AIRPRO DIAGNOSTICS Calibrations using equipment will be discussed. What does it all mean? Why is it required? What happens if calibrations are not completed or are done improperly? What about calibrations that are necessary without using equipment, on items like windshields, cameras, lidar, radar, etc. What does that entail and why is it required? What happens if this is not completed or done improperly? Are aftermarket solutions are available? Are they accurate? Some shops have created their own solutions including targets for calibrations. If the system is calibrated and works, does this mean it works?
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Today’s Car: Front and Center CHRIS CHESNEY, CARQUEST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE The topic of Service Readiness cuts across all disciplines in our industry. The focus of the forum is on ADAS and all the new technologies, that technicians must be prepared to service. The goal in this presentation is to bring the car, front and center so we can identify the items we must come to terms with, so that collision, mechanical and maintenance facilities are prepared to provide exceptional service for the owners of these vehicles.
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Wednesday, August 8
AUGUST 8-10 2018 Georgia World Congress Center
Georgia World Congress Center Room B312
1:00 PM -2:30 PM
Welcome to 20-20 – Scott Biggs
2:30 PM -3:00 PM
Industry Trends – Randy Hanson
3:00 PM -3:15 PM
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3:15 PM -5:00 PM
7:00 PM -10:00 PM
The New Model 20/20 in 20/20 – The CRP Model Panel MODERATOR – RANDY HANSON SCOTT BIGGS, MARK ZOBA, LAUREN KOLAK, MIKE ANDERSON, & MARK OLSON
Opening Night Dinner Reception Georgia Aquarium
Thursday, August 9 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Break-out A Rm B310: Operating a Turn-Key Business (ShopOps) Robb Young, Assured Performance
Break-out B Rm B311: Enhancing The Consumer Experience with the Connected Car
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
CHRIS BAINER, AND JERRY GASTINEAU, MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL
Break-out A Rm B310: How to Limit Liability by documenting every repair(OE QC) – Aaron Clark, Assured Performance
Break-out B Rm B311: Hiring, Mentoring and Training for Success – Marie Artim, Enterprise Rent A Car
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM
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10:15 AM – 11:00 AM
Break-out A Rm B310: How to Transform into a 5 Star Certified Collision Repair Center – Scott Biggs, Assured Performance
Break-out B Rm B311: Technology, Paint and the Express Repair Process – Lee Rush, Sherwin Williams
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Break-out A Rm B310: Increasing Your Certification ROI By Using Your Marketing Tools (Marketing ShopOps Section) Elizabeth Stein, Assured Performance
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Break-out B Rm B311: OE Certification The New Way of Doing Business Paul Massie, Assured Performance
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Thursday, August 9 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Lunch Rm. B206 Eagle Nest
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Break-out A Rm B310:
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT AUGUST 8-10 2018 Georgia World Congress Center
Consumer Awareness Before the Accident- What is Nissan doing to Educate the Consumer and How Can You Maximize it – Mark Zoba, Nissan North America
Break-out B: Collision Repair Material Planning and Documentation with 3M™ CRiMP – Jason Scharton, 3M
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Break-out A Rm B310: 20-20 Management: Managing Your Business By Numbers – Robb Young, Assured Performance
Break-out B Rm B311: Delivering Superior Service the Certified Collision Provider Way – Mike Anderson, Collision Advice
3:00 PM - 3:15 PM
BREAK
3:15 PM - 4:15PM
Break-out A Rm B310 : Why Your Organization Needs to Adopt a Learning Culture – Jeff Peevy, AMI
Break-out B Rm B311: Where to Find, Access and How to Use OEM Repair Information – Mark Olson, VECO
4:15 PM – 5:15 PM
Break-out A Rm B310: How to Build the Ultimate Body Shop Culture – Darren Huggins, Berkshire Hathaway and GB Outlaw
Break-out B Rm B311: Coatings and the Future of Mobility – Ranju Arya, PPG
Friday, August 10 8:00 AM- 10:00 AM
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
“Attaining and Maintaining- Best In Class in 2020” MIKE ANDERSON
Successful Strategies Panel MODERATOR- MIKE ANDERSON DARREN HUGGINS, JEFF PEEVY, MATT MCDONNELL, AND AARON CLARK
Town Hall – Owning the Future!
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Thursday, August 9 8:00am
Registration opens Continental breakfast and networking
8:45am Welcome
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JASON STEIN, AUTOMOTIVE NEWS DAVID GRAFF, MSX INTERNATIONAL
9:45am
Lessons on Leadership From Three Decades in Fixed Ops BOB CAWLEY, HORNE AUTO GROUP
Panel: Game-Changing Innovations MODERATOR: LEE HARKINS, M5 MANAGEMENT SERVICES BILL HOUSHOLDER, GANLEY MANAGEMENT RUTH TOMCZYK, ESSERMAN INTERNATIONAL DAVID WRIGHT, SHAHEEN CHEVROLET
10:35am Networking break 10:50am
11:30am
Noon
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Compensation Plans for Service Department Employees ANDY CHURCH, ASE AMERICAS
Panel: The Future of Service Loaners TREVOR GILE, MOTORCARS HONDA RUSSELL LEMMER, DEALERWARE
Lunch and opportunity to visit NACE automechanika exhibit show floor – Sponsored by Dominion
Journal Forum
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Thursday, August 9 1:30pm
DEMONSTRATION: "Tech Live Look"
2:00pm
Panel: Success Stories in Recruiting Technicians
Porsche will demonstrate its virtual reality service bay technology
BERNARD HYLAND, CALIBRE SYSTEMS ROB MORRISON, PFAFF AUTOMOTIVE PARTNERS
2:30pm What You Need to Know About Telematics, Data Access and Cyber Security
MODERATOR: DAN RISLEY, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION BOB REDDING, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION
3:00pm Networking break 3:15pm Panel: Getting More Out of Fixed Ops as Profits Vanish Elsewhere
3:45pm
MODERATOR: SHAWN COYLE, MSX INTERNATIONAL VERA SANDIFORD, DELUCA TOYOTA LEE HARKINS, M5 MANAGEMENT SERVICES.
The Future of Fixed Ops in a Mobility Era FRANK FERRARA, PRINCIPAL, TRACTION-LABS (Former parts and service chief for Hyundai Motor America)
4:30pm Conclusion/closing reception
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Thursday, August 9 Georgia World Congress Center
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Networking Coffee Profile of the Evolving U. S Collision Repair Marketplace VINCENT ROMANS, THE ROMANS GROU,P LLC.
Statistics on the Industry SUSANNA GOTSCH, CCC INFORMATION SERVICES INC.
Panel Discussion: Talent Development MODERATED BY: RUSSELL THRALL III, COLLISION WEEK MARIE ARTIM, ENTERPRISE DAVID GOLDSTEIN, CALIBER COLLISION DAVE FOSTER, CARSTAR JEFF PEEVY, AMI AMBER RITTER, COLLISION CAREER INSTITUTE There is a shortage of talent in the automotive industry. Although technicians are largely talked about, there is also a significant gap in leadership/management talent at all levels. What are other industries doing to develop new leaders and talent, and is there something to be learned from them? What are some ways we as collision repairers can attract young talent to our industry, and display potential career paths? Is it time for hybrid technicians, if so where will they come from?
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Networking Lunch Sponsored by Sherwin Willliams
1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
Panel Discussion: OEM Certification – Redundancy! Why does it exist? Is it time for standardization?
MODERATED BY: LOU DILISIO, AIC CONSULTING MARK ALLEN, AUDI NORTH AMERICA AARON CLARK, ASSURED PERFORMANCE NETWORK JOHN ECK, GENERAL MOTORS RON OLSSON, PROSPOT NICK NOTTE, I-CAR The OE’s will share the latest advancements in technology on their new models. Advanced driver assistance systems are becoming more mainstream. Understanding the complexities of this technology will assist repairers in making informed decisions on training, software and equipment required to complete a proper repair.
2:15 PM - 2:45 PM
Impact of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on Repairs Information on the impact of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on Repairs will be delivered.
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Thursday, August 9 Thomas Murphy Ballroom
2:45 PM - 3:30 PM
Panel Discussion: Growing Pains of an MSO MODERATED BY: BRAD MEWES, SUPPLEMENT ADVISORY BOSWELL, DCR SYSTEMS BRENT LEHEW, PERFORMANCE COLLISION CENTERS RANDY STABLER, PRIDE AUTO BODY ZACHARY TAYLOR, JH BODY SHOPS JOE AMODEI, THE COLLISION CENTERS OF NEW YORK INC.
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Panelists will discuss their real world experiences of the evolution of their MSO. What has he/she learned when they expanded from one to two stores, or from 3 to 5, and to a Regional MSO, to crossing state lines.
3:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Refreshment Break
4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
Panel Discussion: What Do I Do Now? MODERATED BY: DAVID ROBERTS, FOCUS BANKERS BRUCE BARES, CERTIFIED COLLISION GROUP PAUL GANGE, FIXAUTO JIM KELLER, 1COLLISION NETWORK MICHAEL MACALUSO, CARSTAR The conundrum faced by another and much larger group of MSOs is “what to do next?” and “how do I decide?” There are small to medium size MSOs out there that have 2-6 shops. They are struggling with questions within their infrastructure, with how to meet the needs of insurers, and they’re fighting for market share. This panel will look at the best options these shops have to continue and sustain their growth, and review when the decision to sell might come into play.
4:45 PM - 5:30
Panel Discussion: Young Guns MODERATED BY: JOHN WALCHER, VERITAS ADVISORS ANGIE GOFF, GOFF COLLISION REPAIR CENTERS SHANNON MARTIN, PACELINE COLLISION CENTER DJ MITCHELL, CAR GUYS COLLISION REPAIR RON NAGY, NAGY’S COLLISION CENTER “Young Guns” are second generation operators with unique and successful approaches to growth. John Walcher explore?s fresh perspectives ?with ?four successful and forward-thinking, “Young Guns”. Listen in as they share experiences in recognizing valuable development opportunities, bringing in new customers, and hiring and training successfully.
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Panel Discussion: New Vehicle Technology – Scanning: Pre- , In Process- , PostMIKE ANDERSON, COLLISION ADVICE Examine case-by-case scenarios and real world applications. What is the trend? What is the impact to the industry? What is the impact of not performing the scans? What are the next steps when codes arise? How are insurers addressing this?
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Networking Reception Sponsored by PPG
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Join WIN!
Become a WIN member or renew your membership during NACE and receive membership for the remainder of 2018 and all of 2019 for $105! Visit us on the show floor at booth #2511 or at http://womensindustrynetwork.com.
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Innovation Zone/Truck Competence
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OE Technology Park
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Innovation Zone
Innovation Zone / Truck Compentence Alignment Simple Solutions QuickTrick
Booth # 2228 QTA Wheel Alignment Combo Pack The Tire Tread Depth Gauge is an add-on accessory for the VT56 Comprehensive TPMS Service Tool. The accessory allows a technician to measure tire tread depth with high accuracy when checking TPMS sensors during routine service and maintenance checks. Quick and simple to use, the tool accessory can detect worn tires, tire damage and indicate poor alignment.
Alignment Simple Solutions QuickTrick
Booth # 2228 QuickTrick 90080 Truck, RV, Bus System Heavy Duty portable wheel alignment kit. Used to measure caster, camber & toe on any hard surface with no lift and no special training. Used by Public Utilities, Military, and Fortune 100 companies.
ALT Tensioner Booth # 2424 Belt Tensioner
The heavy duty cast aluminum spring case resists cracking and fatigue. Each component is built to resist rust, endure the toughest of conditions while promoting quieter performance and longer life.
ALLDATA Booth # 2017
ALLDATA Diagnostics with Pre and Post Scans ALLDATA Diagnostics is a professional-level scan tool with the power of ALLDATA Collision built-in. Pre and post scan ability is included which can help reduce a collision shop’s liability.
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Autel
Booth # 2537 MaxiSys ADAS A complete ADAS calibration system including a MaxiSys diagnostic tablet Calibration fixture and board. Target overlays, and separate targets. Wheel clamps Comes with built in step by step instructions and procedures.
Car-Part.com Booth # 1628
Integrated Car Part Pro (iPro) CarPartPro.com is an online autoparts marketplace. Filter by recycled, NFS, CAPA and validated parts, delivery, seller certifications, etc. iPro adds parts and assemblies to estimates.
Cutting Edge Automotive
Booth # 2136 Pinnacle 3D Aligner Machine Pinnacle Aligners provide top-tier features without the top-tier prices. With a feature set and ease of use this is unmatched by any other machine in its class. The choice is easy!
Cutting Edge Automotive Booth # 2136 TEXA TRUCK eTRUCK
eTruck allows you to remotely manage servicing and adjusting the vehicles settings and parameters that restore the vehicle back to its optimal conditions.
Diesel Parts of America
Booth # 2419 Common Rail brand new injector Unlike all other Common Rail injectors, this one is brand new, suitable for Caterpillar C4.4 and C6.4 engine application.
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Truck Competence
Flettner Ventilator Ltd
MyClaimPics
The Slimline LPV is the lowest eco-friendly windpowered rooftop ventilator in the world. It fits any type of roof, is easy to install and rotates 24/7. Versatile, reliable, simple.
MyClaimPics is a digital solution to obtain photos of cars, trucks, RV’s, motorcycles, etc. from policyholders or body shops. The MyClaimPics estimating team writes estimates for all auto types.
GT Tools® by Glass Technology
Booth # 2109 Polimar SprayPal+
Booth # 2437 Slimline Low-Profile Ventilator
Booth # 2322 GT Tools® Quarter Glass Removal Package
Booth # 1520 MyClaimPics
Polimar
The simplest and easiest paint delivery system ever created. Spray, mix and store with one cup. SprayPal+ helps bodyshops save time, reduce cost and environmental impact.
Eliminate body damage forever. The GT Tools professional-grade FinalCut™ and Quarter Cutter™ Auto glass removal tools make quick work of quarter, windshield, and back glass removals. Keep your labor in shop, increase your billable hours.
Mueller-Kueps LP
Booth # 2113 Inner Rim Cleaner # 433 507 For the optimal cleaning of the inner wheel contact surface. Preventing corrosion related distortion of wheel bolt tightening torque. For use on aluminum rims only. Completely removes burnt in corrosion.
Mueller-Kueps LP
Booth # 2113 Press and Pull Sleeve Combination Kit #609 400/460 Our complete package for removing/installing bearings and bushings. A total of 20 stackable sleeves from 1-3/4” to 3-1/8” OD are included, along with an XL C-Clamp and “Vibro-Impact” spindle.
Rescue Bit (Paladin Innovations LLC) Booth # 2026 Rescue Bit
Our 3 pack contains 3 of our top selling Rescue Bits, which includes our 1/8”, 3116” and 1/4” Double ended drill points.
Temel Gaskets USA
Booth # 2029 Valve Body Separator Plate The Valve Body Separator Plate regulates the fluid flow inside the valve body by forming a seat for ball check valves with its holes and orifices.
Temel Gaskets USA
Booth # 2029 Detroit Diesel® DD15 Cylinder Head Gasket Equivalent This is the cylinder head gasket constructed with Multi-layer metal and Viton bonded grommets. It fits the Detroit Diesel® DD15 series engines.
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Innovation Zone / Truck Competence WD-40 Company Booth # 2241 WD-40 EZ REACH
Reach the unreachable with WD-40’s newest product. Same great formula but with 8” flexible straw that goes to places you couldn’t get to before. Sprays 2 ways.
WD-40 Company
Booth # 2241 WD-40 Specialist Fast Acting Carb & Throttle Body & Parts Cleaner An all encompassing cleaner that’s perfect for cleaning carburetors, throtle body and greasy engine parts. Dual-action cleaning system breaks up dirt & carbon then blasts them away with no residue. Dires quickly.
WD-40 Company
Booth # 2241 WD-40 Specialist Industrial-Strength Cleaner & Degreaser
Flammable.
Unique Bio-Solvent breaks through tough grease & grime. Safe on sensitive surfaces. Meets EPA SAFER CHOICE Certification. Excellent for cleaning greasy auto parts, tools, shop floors & machinery. Non-
WD-40 Company
Booth # 2241 WD-40 Specialist Spray & Stay Gel Lubricant No-Drip formula. Sprays on thick, won’t run, drip or make a mess. No-fling, provides 12x lubrication and prevents rust up to 1 year. Safe on most surfaces, temperature range from -100F to 500F.
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WD-40 Company
Booth # 2241 WD-40 Specialist Rust Release Penetrant Spray Capillary action penetrates into tight crevices, threads and seams to break bonds that hold parts together. Fast acting made with Blue-Torch Technology. Sprays 2 ways.
WD-40 Company Booth # 2241 WD-40 EZ REACH
Reach the unreachable with WD-40’s EZ-REACH. Same formula but with 8” flexible straw that goes to places you couldn’t get to before. Sprays 2 ways.
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OE Technology Park
OE Technology Wednesday, August 8 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Subaru & Audatex
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
General Motors Pilot Program
12:15 PM - 12:45 PM
Atheer Augmented Reality Experience
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
I-CAR Curriculum
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Fixed Ops Digital
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM
2018 Jeep Wrangler and 2019 RAM 1500 New Technology
Joe Villanueva
Cody White
Owen Moon
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Dan Black
Presented by Collision Hub: Kristen Felder
OE Technology Park
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Park Thursday, August 9 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Collision Education Foundation & 3M Announcement
Presented by Collision Hub: Kristen Felder
General Motors Pilot Program Joe Villanueva
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
NABC presents Recycled Rides Vehicle Donation
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Fixed Ops Digital
Owen Moon
Friday, August 10 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Fixed Ops Digital
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
I-CAR Education Program Roundtable
12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
Pronto presents The Mind Set of a Technician
Owen Moon
John Forro
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360 SOLUTIONS LLC., DBA ACE/MCI COMMODITIES Booth #2909 6346 Plymouth Avenue Saint Louis, MO 63133 United States T: 1-314-725-2673 www.mcicores.com ABRA AUTO BODY REPAIR OF AMERICA Booth #1510 10694 Day Lily Drive Hampton, GA 30228 United States T: 1-770-366-9868 www.abraauto.com ACCUDRAFT Booth #2237 961 Rt. 10 East Suite 2K Randolph, NJ 07869 United States T: 1-973-927-6232 www.goaccudraft.com ACT TEST PANELS LLC Booth #1508 273 Industrial Drive Hillsdale, MI 49242 United States T: 1-517-439-1485 www.acttestpanels.com ADVANCED EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS INC. Booth #2529 376 Argo Park Court Trussville, AL 35173 United States T: 1-205-467-2258 www.advancedequip.net
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ADVANCED POWERTRAIN SOLUTIONS Booth #2919 3325 A Wiley Post Road Carrollton, TX 75006 United States T: 1-800-753-5237 www.aersales.com Advanced Powertrain Solutions is a high quality Engine, Transmission, and Transfer Case remanufacturer servicing the needs of today’s Salvage Yards. AEROMOTIVE SERVICES INC. Booth #1421 345 Willard Avenue Elgin, IL 60120 United States T: 1-224-535-9220 www.aeromotive.us We Provide Solutions to Your Wire Harness Assembly Challenges. AFTERMARKET INTERNATIONAL Booth #2927 3793 Meadowbrook Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44118 United States T: 1-216-233-6943 www.aftermarketinternational.com ALIGNMENT SIMPLE SOLUTIONS QUICKTRICK Booth #2228 109 Clark Street Pelham, AL 35124 United States T: 1-205-475-2419 www.quicktrickalignment.com Portable wheel alignment products and accessories for cars, trucks, buses, semi’s, ATVs and RV’s. Measuring caster, camber & toe on any hard surface in 5 minutes or less. Accurate to .01 degree caster/camber and 100% toe. Releasing the new product QuickSt
Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing ALLEN WOODS & ASSOCIATES / TRANSBRITE Booth #2727 2515 Clearbrook Drive Arlington Heights, IL 60005 United States T: 1-847-806-4000 www.allenwoods.com Serving the sustainable manufacturer, remanufacturer, dealer & OEM bringing together best-in-class detergents & chemistries, proven processes, advanced cleaning equipment and supplies to increase part cleanliness.
ALT AMERICA INC Booth #2424 6020 North Hix Road Westland, MI 48185 United States T: 1-734-728-0800 www.tensionerusa.com AMERITRUST GROUP INC. Booth #2839 11880 College Boulevard Suite 500 Overland Park, KS 66210 United States T: 1-800-825-9489 www.ameritrustgroup.com APRA - AUTOMOTIVE PARTS REMANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Booth #2913 7250 Heritage Village Plz Suite 201 Gainesville, VA 20155 United States T: 1-703-968-2772 www.apra.org The industry leading association serving automotive, heavy duty, industrial & agricultural remanufacturers.
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ARMAKLEEN COMPANY Booth #2728 469 N. Harrison Street Princeton, NJ 08540 United States T: 1-800-332-5424 www.armakleen.com ARMEX Booth #2629 469 N. Harrison Street Princeton, NJ 08540 United States T: 1-800-332-5424 www.armex.com ASE Booth #2025 1503 Edwards Ferry Road, NE Suite 401 Leesburg, VA 20176 United States T: 1-703-669-6651 www.ase.com ASHBURN CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES Booth #2831 7403 Wright Road Houston, TX 77041 United States T: 1-832-399-1000 www.ashburnchemical.com Ashburn Chemical Technologies manufactures fluid solutions for cutting, cleaning, and protecting metals. These solutions include safe, water-based products specially formulated for remanufacturing operations. Ashburn cleaners have proven to increase produ
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ASSOCIATED FIRST RUBBER (M) SDN BHD Booth #2418 No. 45 Jalan Sesama Taman Perusahaan Ringan Selangor, 68100 Malaysia T: 1-60-361869969 www.associatedfirstrubber.com Specialized in Manufacture all kinds of Rubber Molded Parts, ‘O’ Rings, Diaphragms, Seals, Grommets, Gaskets, Automotive Industry and Motorcycle Parts and Components. ASSURED PERFORMANCE Booth #1509 24422 Ave De La Carlota Ste 490 Laguna Hills, CA 92653 United States T: 1-949-221-0010 www.assuredperformance.net AT HIDRAULIC Booth #2729 1209 South 10th Street McAllen, TX 78501 United States T: 1-956-313-2891 www.atg-components.com ATLANTA I-CAR COMMITTEE ROCKIN’ RIDES Booth #1100 ATLANTA I-CAR COMMITTEE ROCKIN’ RIDES DJ Booth #1100
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AUTEL US INC. Booth #2537 175 Central Avenue Farmingdale, NY 11735 United States T: 1-631-923-2620 www.autel.com A leading manufacturer of Automotive scan and diagnostic equipment, and a manufacturer of TPMS tools and sensors. Always on the cutting edge Autel’s line up includes a complete ADAS calibration system with scan software tailored to the collision repair industry. AUTO DATA LABELS Booth #1925 44K W Jefryn Boulevard Deer Park, NY 11729 United States T: 1-631-667-2382 www.autodatalabels.com Vin-Tire & Underhood Labels
AUTOMECHANIKA WORLDWIDE Booth #2315 Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1 Frankfurt am Main, 60327 Germany T: 49-6975755657 www.automechanika.com AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS SERVICES, INC Booth #2225 5465 East Hedges Avenue Fresno, CA 93727 United States T: 1-559-292-7851 www.aeswave.com Automotive diagnostic equipment sales and support for professional automotive technicians, schools, instructors, and trainers.
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AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION Booth #1215 8209 Mid Cities Boulevard North Richland Hills, TX 76182 United States T: 1-817-3585212 www.asashop.org AUTOMOTIVE TEST SOLUTIONS, INC. Booth #2209 515 Wyoming Boulevard SE Ste A Albuquerque, NM 87123 United States T: 1-505-265-5077 www.automotivetestsolutions.com AUTOSHOP SOLUTIONS Booth #2536 942 Windy Road Apex, NC 27502 United States T: 1-919-342-6024 www.autoshopsolutions.com AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC Booth #2017 9650 West Taron Drive Suite 100 Elk Grove, CA 95624 United States T: 1-877-380-3084 www.alldata.com ALLDATA® is the leading provider of unedited OEM (original equipment manufacturer) information for the automotive repair and collision industries. AutoZone is the leading retailer of automotive replacement parts and accessories in the United States.
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BIG ASS FANS Booth #1529 2348 Innovation Drive Lexington, KY 40511 United States T: 1-859-685-0209 www.bigassfans.com Known around the world for engineering excellence and unsurpassed customer service, Big Ass Fans manufactures airflow and lighting products right here in America that are the industry leaders in energy efficiency, durability and reliability. BLACK MAMBA GLOVES Booth #2213 6865 Shiloh Road East Alpharetta, GA 30005 United States T: 1-770-886-1400 www.blackmambagloves.com BLOWTHERM USA Booth #2328 810 N. Grove Road Richardson, TX 75081 United States T: 1-920-839-2813 www.blowtherm-usa.com Blowtherm USA will be exhibiting technologically advanced, energy efficient, quality-proven spray booth systems, prep stations, mix rooms and more for solvent based and waterborne applications. BPS CORES, INC. Booth #2809 1122 Milledge Street East Point, GA 30344 United States T: 1-404-5598571 www.bpsparts.com BREWER AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT Booth #2329 PO Box 599 Tipton, MO 85081 United States 1-800- 768-9691 www.autobodyflatrack.com
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BRIDGESTONE RETAIL OPERATIONS Booth #2023 553 Marriot Drive Nashville, TN 37214 United States T: 1-312-8406175 www.bebridgestone.com BSI GROUP AMERICA INC. Booth #2527 12950 Worldgate Drive #800 Herndon, 20170 United States T: 1-703-4379001 www.bsigroup.com/en-us BSI is a leading provider of business improvement solutions. Comprised of management system certifications, compliance software, training programs, advisory services, and supply chain solutions, BSI helps organizations manage risk, performance and sustain CAFÉ Booth #2547 T: 1-866-984-8017 www.naceautomechanika.com CAPITAL ONE Booth #2336 15000 Capital One Drive Richmond, VA 23238 United States T: 1-804-2841000 www.capitalone.com/tradeshows Capital One Spark Business Card: Earn unlimited 2% cash back with the Capital One® Spark® Cash card. Apply today at booth 2336 and earn a one-time bonus of $500 once you spend $4,500 on purchases within 3 months of approval.
CAR-O-LINER Booth #2608 3452 SW 15th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 United States T: 1-954-422-8900 www.filterworksusa.com
CAR-PART.COM Booth #1628 1980 Highland Pike Ft Mitchell, KY 41017 United States T: 1-859-6540850 carpartpro.com CarPartPro.com (by Car-Part.com) is an online auto parts marketplace for insurance appraisers and repairers, and currently serves over 65,000 professional repairers. Filter by certified (NFS, CAPA) and validated aftermarket parts, warranties, delivery tim CARSTAR Booth #1223 440 S. Church Street Charlotte, NC 28202 United States T: 1-844-906-9764 www.carstar.com CARSTAR – a part of the Driven Brands, Inc. family of automotive aftermarket franchise brands – is North America’s largest MultiShop Operator Network of independently owned collision repair facilities with more than 550 locations in 32 states and 10 Canadian provinces. CARWORX DISTRIBUTION, INC. Booth #1937 3800 Transcanada Hwy Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 1B1 Canada T: 1-514-745-5959 www.carworx.net
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CAS OF NEW ENGLAND Booth #2624 87 Eastmann Street South Easton, MA 02735 United States T: 1-508-238-5855 www.oemtools.com CELETTE Booth #2140 1142 North Main Street Lombard, IL 60148 United States T: 1-630-396-6100 www.celette.com CERTIFICATES Booth #2937 T: 1-866-984-8016 www.naceautomechanika.com
CHANGZHOU YIJIANG AUTOPARTS CO.,LTD Booth #2546 No.1-1 Xiaohe Rd,Menghe Town Xinbei District, Changzhou Jiangsu, 213138 China T: 86-519-83243265 www.cz-tyj.com Changzhou Yijiang Auto Parts Co., LTD (TYJ) is a leading supplier of lamps, dashboard and other body parts for truck. With over 20 years professional experience in manufacturing and marketing, TYJ is well known for its excellent quality.
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CHINAHANJI POWER CO.,LTD Booth #2719 No. 188 Hangang XLu High-tech IndDeveloping Zone, Hanjiang Dist Putian City, Fujian China T: 1-594-3603380 www.chinahanji.com CHUAN JIING ENTERPRISES CO., LTD. Booth #2618 27, Lane 57, Fengzheng Road Wufeng District Taichung, 41357 Taiwan T: 886-423-394287 www.oil-extractor.com Since found in 1988, Chuan Jiing has become a leading manufacturer of Oil Extractor in Taiwan. We are experts in manual and pneumatic fluid extractor and brake fluid tester. With over 30 year experience and ISO 9001:2015 quality authentication. CIRCUIT BOARD MEDICS Booth #2928 15-C Pelham Ridge Drive Greenville, SC 29615 United States T: 1-800-5472049 www.circuitboardmedics.com Circuit Board Medics is a remanufacturer of automotive electronics including instrument clusters, ECMs, PCMs, TCMs, FICMs, TIPMs, EBCMs, climate control units and essentially any automotive part with a circuit board.
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CME TURBO CO,LTD Booth #2348 659 Jinmen Road Suzhou Jiangsu, 215004 China T: 86-512-65833198 www.cmeturbo.com Turbocharger, turbocharger parts, intercooler, manifold... COMPACT INTERNATIONAL (1994) CO., LTD. Booth #2647 36 Moo 4, Phetchaburi, 76140 Thailand T: 66-09-2355424 www.compact-brake.com Compact International (1994) Co., Ltd. has grown and prospered alongside the Thai society for over 14 years. We are committed to customer satisfaction through technology and manufacturing leadership. CORTECO - A BRAND OF FREUDENBERG-NOK Booth #2737 11617 State Route 13 Milan, OH 44070 United States T: 1-419-265-1770 www.corteco.com
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CPS AUTOMOTIVE - UVIEW/MOTORVAC/ CPS Booth #2208 1010 E 31St Street Hialeah, FL 33013 United States T: 1-800-277-3808 www.cpsproducts.com Tools and Equipment for the Professional Service Technicians. A/C service tools and equipment, fluid management equipment, smoke leak diagnostics and so much more.
CROV INC. Booth #2454 BlockA, Software Building, No.9, Xinghuo Road, Nanjing New & High Tech Nanjing, Jiangsu, 210061 China T: 86-13-770819975 www.crov.com CUSTOMER RESEARCH, INC. Booth #1527 2108 SW 152nd Street Seattle, WA 98166 United States T: 1-800-886-3472 www.customerresearch.com CRI is introducing ReputationCX, which drives revenue through reputation and creates customer loyalty with an improved customer experience. • 5-Star Reviews on Google, Facebook and Others • Your Own Ratings and Reviews Website
Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing CUTTING EDGE AUTOMOTIVE Booth #2136 21106 US Highway 98 Foley, AL 36535 United States T: 1-855-839-2626 www.cuttingedgeautomotive.net Cutting Edge Automotive, We provide premiere equipment for Diesel Diagnostics, Under-Car service, and Air Conditioning. Remember, buying equipment is easy, buying the right equipment and getting top quality service and training is something completely different. D&V ELECTRONICS LTD. Booth #2619 130 Zenway Boulevard Woodbridge, ON L4H 2Y7 Canada T: 905-264-7646 www.dvelectronics.com
DANYANG WEILI PLASTIC CO.,LTD. Booth #2349 Houxiang MinYing Industirla Park, Danbei Town Danyan City Jiangsu, 212312 China T: 86-511-863-66813 www.lkk-wiper.com DANYANG WEILI PLASTIC CO., LTD.Their main product is rear wiper. DC TRICORE INC. Booth #2821 3145 Central Avenue Waukegan, IL 60085 United States T: 1-847-360-8600 www.dctricore.com
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DENT FIX EQUIPMENT Booth #2027 1611 W 135th Street Gardena, CA 90249 United States T: 1-310-349-1940 www.dentfix.com DIESEL PARTS OF AMERICA Booth #2419 13162 Leadwell Street North Hollywood, CA 91605 United States T: 1-818-765-3344 www.dpausa.com DIESEL PARTS OF AMERICA a prime manufacturer and remanufacturers of diesel fuel injectors for use on various heavy and medium-duty diesel engines. Our products are manufactured and remanufactured, in our facilities in California. DIESELCORE Booth #2818 21401 Park Row Drive Suite 360 Katy, TX 77449 United States T: 1-713-849-5302 www.dieselcore.com Diesel engine cores and core components including injectors, turbochargers, pumps and other diesel consumables DINO-LITE SCOPES Booth #2117 19803 Hamilton Avenue Suite 200 Torrance, CA 90502 United States T: 1-310-618-9990 www.dinolite.us Dino-Lite portable digital microscopes and eyepiece cameras provide high-quality microscopy video interfacing to PC and MAC. Most models provide 10x-220x magnification with features such as measurement and adjustable polarizer.
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DR. COLORCHIP CORPORATION Booth #2513 1369 North Killian Drive, Unit #1 Lake Park, FL 33403 United States T: 1-561-845-6122 www.drcolorchip.com
ELECTUDE Booth #2409 303 Wyman Street Suite 300 Waltham, MA 02451 United States T: 1-781-577-6757 www.electude.com
DREW TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Booth #2223 3915 Research Park Drive Suite A10 Ann Arbor, MI 48108 United States T: 1-631-486-3527 www.drewtech.com Drew Technologies manufactures the most tested, validated, and accepted J2534 devices around the world used by technicians, dealerships, and OEMs alike.
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC. Booth #2318 600 Corporate Park Drive Saint Louis, MO 63105 United States T: 1-314-512-5471 www.enterprise.com
DUNCAN SYSTEMS, INC. BY LIPPERT COMPONENTS Booth #2525 29391 Old US 33 Elkhart, IN 46516 United States T: 1-574-218-6918 rvglass.com ECS AUTOMOTIVE Booth #1926 753 Goddard Avenue Chesterfield, MO 63005 United States T: 1-636-536-2221 www.ecsvin.com EKU FREN VE DOKUM SAN. A.S. Booth #2325 Tosb Taysad Org. San. Bol. 1.Cd No:13 Cayirova Kocaeli, 41420 Turkey T: 90-262-6581010 www.eku.com.tr EKU’s foundry casting capacity is 80.000 tonnes/year of brake drums, brake discs for heavy/mid-range commercial vehicles, railway discs, agricultural casting parts and various spheroidal and pig iron parts.
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FEDERAL-MOGUL MOTORPARTS LLC Booth #2031 27300 W. 11 Mile Road Southfield, MI 48034 United States T: 1-248-354-2588 www.fmgaragegurus.com FEDERATED INSURANCE Booth #2526 121 E. Park Square Owatonna, MN 55060 United States T: 1-800-533-0472 www.federatedinsurance.com Federated is proud to partner with ASA as the association’s exclusive endorsed Property & Casualty insurance provider. Since 1904, Federated has protected businesses through valuable insurance and risk management services. FI.TIM SRL Booth #2135 Via Ca’ Ferri 24/A Casalserugo, 35020 Italy T: 39-049-8740683 www.fitim.com Manufacturer of vehicle lifts and straightening benches.
Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing FINDPIGTAILS.COM Booth #1643 11115 Neeshaw Drive Houston, TX 77065 United States T: 1-281-798-8441 www.findpigtails.com Automotive connectors and pigtails FIXED OPS DIGITAL Booth #1310 2917 N Main Street San Antonio, TX 78212 United States T: 1-833-349-3367 www.FixedOpsDigital.com FLETTNER VENTILATOR LTD. Booth #2437 Studio 118, MKBC, Foxhunter Drive, Linford Wood Milton Keynes Bucks, MK14 6GD United Kingdom T: 0-44-(190) 869-8901 www.flettner.co.uk Flettner Ventilator are the world-leading manufacturer of the original eco-friendly wind-powered ventilator. We have over 80 years expertise within the commercial vehicle industry and design quality ventilation solutions that are versatile and reliable. FLIGHT SYSTEMS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Booth #2837 505 Fishing Creek Road Lewisberry, PA 17339 United States T: 1-717-932-7000 www.fseg.net
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FLO-DYNAMICS Booth #2229 2600 Jeanwood Drive Elkhart, IN 46514 United States T: 1-800-303-5874 www.flodynamics.com Fluid maintenance equipment. Transmission, coolant, brake, power steering, diff and AC service equipment. Along with the Airvac, a handheld fluid vacuum device. FLYING USA AUTO PARTS Booth #2820 8248 NW 199 Terrace Miami, FL 33015 United States T: 1-305-498-2989 www.flying-usa.com We offer the high-quality parts with competitive price. Excellent and prompt service. Shipping to your customers. We can produce a customer part just for you. FORKLIFT WRECKER Booth #2521 3825 Central Pkwy, Ste. A Hudsonville, MI 49426 United States T: 1-877-593-6959 GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Booth #2320 4080 McGinnis Ferry Road, Suite 1004 Alpharetta, GA 3005 United States T: 1-770-314-9040 www.GAMA-Georgia.org
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GARMAT USA Booth #2515 150 Mansell Place Roswell, GA 30076 United States T: 1-404-360-1397 www.garmatspraybooths.com G-COR AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION Booth #2827 2100 Refugee Road Columbus, OH 43207 United States T: 1-614-443-6735 www.g-corhome.com GOBBI SPARE PARTS SRL Booth #2721 Via Capannaguzzo 3681 Macerone di Cesena, 47521 Italy T: 39-0547-310128 www.gobbisp.com Gobbi Spare Parts is a company based in Italy dedicated to the trade of used parts worldwide. GOOD RUBBER WORKS INDUSTRIES SDN BHD Booth #2420 J-7763 Merlimau Industrial Estate Merlimau, Melaka, 77300 Malaysia T: 60-6-2631985 www.goodrubber.com Manufacturer for Automotive Rubber hoses since 1985. Specializing in Radiator hose, coolant hose, fuel hose, heater hose, and various moulded rubber products. GT TOOLS® BY GLASS TECHNOLOGY, INC. Booth #2322 264 Davidson Creek Road Durango, CO 81301 United States T: 1-970-247-9374 www.gtglass.com
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GTECHNIQ NORTH AMERICA Booth #1737 5512 Atlanta Hwy Alpharetta, GA 30004 United States T: 1-678-232-3447 usa.gtechniq.com
GUANGZHOU OPPLIGHT ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD Booth #2447 203 Yinhai Building,NO. 10 Dexing Road Pengshang, Baiyun District Guangzhou, 510440 China T: 86-20-36771706 www.opplight.com GYS WELDING - UNOLINER - INFARR Booth #1437 131 Century Commerce Loop Labadie, MO 63055 United States T: 1-314-280-4100 www.gysweldingusa.com H.K. ANCHOR INTERNATIONAL CO LIMITED Booth #2612 11F-5,No.289 Jiang Nan Road Ningbo, 305040 China T: 86-574-87398607 www.acparts.cn One stop auto air conditioning parts supplier
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HANGZHOU XIANGHU TOOLS CO.,LTD Booth #2346 Shanhe Village,Wenyan Town,Xiaoshan District Hangzhou Zhejiang, 311258 China T: 86-571-82307198 www.xianghu-tools.com Xiaoshan Xianghu Hardware Tools Manufacturing Co., Ltd. mainly produces auto-repairing tools including , filter, spanner, special kinds of pinchers, etc. The face of the products can be electroplate, electrophoresis, black coating, sandblast, polishing. HART BROS CORE CO LLC Booth #2726 600 Goldfish Farm Rd SE Albany, OR 97322 United States T: 1-541-259-4278 www.hartbroscore.com
HEFEI YISHENG TRAILER MACHINERY CO.,LTD Booth #2548 No.1 Wenming Road Shuangfeng Industrial Park, Hefei Anhui, 231131 China T: 86-551-66331899 www.hfystc.com Dust Cap ,Hub, Brake Drum,Scissor Jack, Spindle
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HIGH QUALITY LED LIGHTING Booth #2041 Yufeng Bldg, 1st, Shichang Road Xiayuan, Huangpu, Guangzhou Guangdong 510660 China T: 86-136-02467285 www.yufengltd.com HLN RUBBER INDUSTRIES SDN.BHD Booth #2216 NO. 19A Jalan Padu Tampoin Industrial Estate Johor, 80350 Malaysia T: 60-7-2386743 www.hlnrubber.net Manufacturer of Rubber parts for Automotive electronics components, Bushes, plugs, Seals, Gaskets & Etc. In House rubber compound formulation and UL registered, Co-moulded with metal, plastic and dual colors. ISO certified management system. HOUGHTON INTERNATIONAL Booth #2915 Madison & Van Buren Avenues PO Box 930 Valley Forge, PA 19482 United States T: 1-610-666-4000 www.houghtonintl.com Houghton International is a global supplier of metal working and metal finishing chemicals for a wide range of industries. One of our focused industries is remanufacturing, where we supply a complete range of cleaners, paint strippers, rust removers, and
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HUNTER ENGINEERING COMPANY Booth #2009 11250 Hunter Drive Bridgeton, MO 63044 United States T: 1-314-716-0490 www.hunter.com I-CAR Booth #1609 5125 Trillium Boulevard Schaumburg, IL 60192 United States T: 1-847-586-5324 www.i-car.com I-CAR - Collision Repair Training INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNERS OF NORTH CAROLINA Booth #1315 316 W. Millbrook Road Suite 105 Raleigh, NC 27609 United States T: 1-919-322-0609 http://www.igonc.com/ Aftermarket Automotive Trade Association and produce ASTE (Automotive Service & Technology Expo) INDUCTION INNOVATIONS Booth #2519 1175 Jansen Farm Court Elgin, IL 60123 United States T: 1-847-836-6933 www.theinductor.com INNOVATION ZONE Booth #1709 T: 1-866-984-8019 www.naceautomechanika.com
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INTERNATIONAL SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Booth #2220 4160 Industrial Boulevard Laval, QC H7L 6H1 Canada T: 1-450-963-4400 www.istsurface.com INTERSTATE BILLING SERVICE Booth #2826 2114 Veterans Drive SE Decatur, AL 35601 United States T: 1-256-627-8356 http://interstatebillingservice.com Non-recourse accounts receivable financing is not the same as accounts receivable factoring. Unlike factoring services, A/R financing pricing is straightforward and affordable, fees are fewer and fully disclosed. JRONE TURBOCHARGER SYSTEM Booth #2718 No. 1893 Qixin Road Room 2910-2913, South Building Shanghai, 201101 China T: 86-21-67698262 www.jroneturbo.com Jrone Turbocharger System as the leading brand in global turbochargers aftermarket, now selling into over 100 countries worldwide. TS16949 has been achieved and approved by TUV.
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KAIPING BENLING GASKET PACKING OF ENGINE CO., LTD. Booth #2347 No.172,Henan Road,Chikan Town Kaiping Guangdong, 529367 China T: 86-750-2627817 www.benling.com Our main products: 1, auto cylinder gasket. 2, Car Engine Repair Kit. 3, refrigeration compressors, air compressors, construction machinery and other gaskets. 4, asbestos rubber sheet, Asbestos rubber sheet. 5, nonasbestos sealing plate, oil non-asbestos. KECO BODY REPAIR PRODUCTS Booth #2421 8100 SW 15th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73128 United States T: 1-405-745-2145 www.kecotabs.com
KOSSAN INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD. Booth #2319 Wisma Kossan, Lot 782 Jalan Sg. Putus, Off Batu 3-3/4, Jalan Kapar Klang Selangor, 42100 Malaysia T: 60-3-32912657 kossan.com.my Kossan, preferred OEM contract manufacturer for Rubber parts; capable to design and mix compounds from NR to Synthetic rubbers suiting various applications, specifications and standards (ASTM, SAE or JIS). Sectors served including Automotive, Aerospace.
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KOTEK AMERICA, INC. Booth #2912 17752 Cowan Street Irvine, CA 92614 United States T: 1-949-863-3126 www.kotek.com LAUNCH TECH USA Booth #2436 1820 S. Milliken Avenue Ontario, CA 91761 United States T: 1-562-463-1580 www.launchtechusa.com Launch Tech USA headquartered in Ontario, California is the exclusive distributor of Launch Tech Co., Ltd in North America.
LIGHTINGWAY Booth #2452 Room No.309, Jinda Science Technology Center, No.8 Kefeng Road, Nanshan Area, Shenzhen city, Guangdong, 518057 China T: 86-186-64301699 www.lightingwayonline.com LightingWay Co.,Ltds has been in car lights for over five years.Under professional product knowledge and best service,our products have been sold all over the world. Main Products: LED HEADLIGHT, HID xenon kits, All car light bulbs. LILAND GLOBAL Booth #2614 220 East Second Street East Syracuse, NY 13057 United States T: 1-315-4320745 www.lilandglobal.com
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MAGICMOTORSPORT Booth #2341 VA Roccavoli 2 Terrasini, PA 90049 Italy T: 39-091-7487722 www.magicmotorsport.com MAGIDO USA Booth #2918 261 Tiger Way Peachtree City, GA 30269 United States T: 1-844-462-4436 http://magidousa.com MAGIDO USA is a global manufacture of exceptionally, well built, aqueous parts washing equipment. We specialize in solving complex cleaning challenges commonly found in: Automotive Remanufacturing Operations, and virtually any industry that requires clean MAHLE AFTERMARKET INC. Booth #2819 23030 Mahle Drive Farmington Hills, MI 48335 United States T: 1-203-673-4261 www.mahle-aftermarket.com Global OEM supplier of Engine and Electrical components. MANAGEMENT SUCCESS! Booth #2337 412 W. Broadway 3rd Floor Glendale, CA 91204 United States T: 1-818-500-9631 www.managementsuccess.com
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MAX POWER FILTER CO., LTD. Booth #2649 1563/133 The rich Bizhome, Lasalle Road Bangna, Bangna Bangkok, 10260 Thailand T: 66-82-8988698 www.maxpowerfilter.com Corner’ Filter - The main product of our company is an automotive filter which is applicable to almost every kind of automobile in the present time. Those are oil filter, air filter, fuel filter and hydraulic oil filter. MEDIA MATTERS INCORPORATED Booth #2342 86 John Street Thornhill, ON L3T 1Y2 Canada T: 1-905-370-0101 www.collisionrepairmag.com
MERITOOL LLC Booth #2520 PO Box 148 4496 Route 353 Salamanca, NY 14779 United States T: 1-716-542-8287 www.meritool.com MESSE FRANKFURT (H.K.) LTD. DIV. V INFO. STAND Booth #2253 35F China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Rd. Wanchai, Hong Kong China T: 852-106-517-1399 www.messefrankfurt.com.hk
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MINER CORPORATION Booth #2509 1785 Corporate Drive Ste 650 Norcross, GA 30093 United States T: 1-678-730-4700 www.minercorp.com
MUELLER-KUEPS LP Booth #2113 2220 Northmont Parkway #250 Duluth, GA 30096 United States T: 1-770-349-6331 www.mueller-kueps.com
MITCHELL Booth #1627 6220 Greenwich Drive San Diego, 92122 United States T: 1-858-368-7559 www.mitchell.com
MYCLAIMPICS Booth #1520 5630 University Parkway Winston-Salem, NC 27102 United States T: 1-503-545-7154 www.myclaimpics.com MyClaimPics is a digital solution to photo acquisition that can be used for anything from virtual damage estimating to underwriting. Simply put, users receive a text that guides them through their smart phones with an easy-to-follow photo taking process.
MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES Booth #2936 2801 28Th Street #100 Santa Monica, CA 90405 United States T: 1-415-947-6065 www.searchautoparts.com Motor Age reaches over 140,000 automotive service industry professionals -- shop owners, service writers, and technicians. With an experienced editorial staff, Motor Age strives to meet the critical information needs of the 21st century for its readers --
MOTORCAR PARTS OF AMERICA (MPA) Booth #2637 2929 California Street Torrance, CA 90503 United States T: 1-424-358-0500 www.motorcarparts.com Motorcar Parts of America is a market leader in supplying new and remanufactured starters & alternators, wheel bearings, hub assemblies, master cylinders, brake boosters and turbochargers.
MYLEX INTERNATIONAL, INC. Booth #2121 123 Nozzle Recon Drive Mendenhall, MS 39114 United States T: 1-601-847-4222 www.mylexinternational.com Rebuild and/or sell new Diesel Fuel System components; Injectors, Pumps, and Turbo Chargers. We sell many gaskets and o-ring sets for the diesel fuel system too. NAPA AUTOCARE Booth #1621 2999 Wildwood Parkway Atlanta, GA 30339 United States T: 1-678-934-5716 www.napaautocare.com NAPA AutoCare is a member benefits program provided by NAPA Auto Parts. The purpose of the program is to help our members fill their bays and sell more needed repairs and services. There are over 17K AutoCare, Truck Service and Collision Centers, nationwide.
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NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TASK FORCE (NASTF) Booth #2340 8209 Mid Cities Boulevard North Richland Hills, TX 76182 United States T: 1-817-514-2911 www.nastf.org
OASIS SCIENTIFIC INC. Booth #1742 3110 Wade Hampton Boulevard Suite 18 Taylors, SC 29687 United States T: 1-864-4690919 www.oasisscientific.com Extend your vision with Oasis Scientific! Oasis Scientific Inc. is striving to provide high quality and affordable products and world class customer services to scientific and industrial marketplaces. We offer microscopes, inspection cameras, borescopes.
NINGBO XINHAI AIDO AUTOMOBILE WIPER BLADE MANUFACTORY CO .,LTD Booth #2449 Industry District Luotuo Ningbo,Zhejiang Zhejiang, 315202 China T: 86-574-86572688 www.aiduo-wiper.com We, Ningbo Xinhai Aiduo Automobile Wiper Blade Manu. Co., Ltd is the company specialize in manufacturing wiper blade. Located in Ningbo, with the land 20.000m2 and more than 400 workers.
OE TECHNOLOGY PARK Booth #1709 T: 1-866-984-8018 www.naceautomechanika.com
NISSIM INDIA Booth #2620 #33, Rani Jhansi Road New Delhi 110055 India T: 91-11--2351-7676 www.nissim.in
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS Booth #2308 233 S. Patterson Avenue Springfield, MO 65802 United States T: 1-417-862-2674 www.oreillyauto.com ORIGINAL ONE PARTS Booth #1842 1431 Kingsland Avenue Saint Louis, MO 63133 United States T: 1-877-441-0001 www.originaloneparts.com Original One Parts™ offers CERTIFIED ORIGINAL™ parts. Each part passes a proprietary VINtegrity™ certification process to ensure it meets the original form, fit and function of a new part. All parts guaranteed with a lifetime warranty. PANASONIC Booth #2518 2 Riverfront Plaza Newark, NJ 07102 United States T: 1-201-392-6806 http://business.panasonic.com/industriesenergyutilities
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Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing PARTSTRADER Booth #2226 180 N. Wacker Drive Sutie 600 Chicago, IL 60606 United States T: 1-312-622-6242 www.partstrader.us.com PAUL AUTOMOBILES Booth #2812 494 Jheel Kuranja New Delhi, 110051 India T: 91-98-11157701 www.paulautomobiles.com PHOENIX AUTOMOTIVE CORES Booth #2709 422 South 33rd Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85009 United States T: 1-602-415-9166 www.phxautocores.com International automotive core supplier & processor of catalytic converters. PICO TECHNOLOGY Booth #2324 320 N. Gleenwood Boulevard Tyler, TX 75702 United States T: 1-800-591-2796 www.picoauto.com Pico Technology manufacturers a range of diagnostic tools for personal and commercial vehicles including cars, trucks, motorcycles and heavy-duty, off-road equipment. Our automotive scopes, accessories and software are designed to help manufacturers.
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POLIMAR Booth #2109 Sheikh Mohammad Bin Ali Bin Rashid Al Nuaimi Compound Unit -3 / Industrial Area 4 Sharjah, United Arab Emirates T: 971-50-4624126 www.polimar.com
PRECISION EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS, LLC Booth #1427 131 Century Commerce Loop Labadie, MO 63055 United States T: 1-314-280-4100 www.gysweldingusa.com PREVOST CORPORATION Booth #2413 1200 Woodruff Road, Ste A2 Greenville, SC 29607 United States T: 1-864-284-6425 www.prevostusa.com PRO COLLISION TRAINING Booth #1522 2115 Stephens Place Ste. 530 New Braunfels, TX 78130 United States 1-830-312-5181 www.procollisiontraining.com
PODIUM Booth #1414 3301 N. Thanksgiving Way Suite 500 Lehi, UT 84043 United States T: 1-801-376-0677 www.podium.com
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PRO SPOT INTERNATIONAL Booth #2431 5932 Sea Otter Place Carlsbad, CA 92010 United States T: 1-760-407-1414 www.prospot.com Pro Spot International specializes in quality welding and repair products for the collision repair industry. Pro Spot owns three patents for special welding equipment and applications, and works with the largest auto manufacturers in the world.
QUANXING MACHINING GROUP CO.,LTD Booth #2249 Zhaoshan Road, Jiyang Street No.16, Zhejiang Zhuji, 311800 China T: 86-575-89079203 www.china-quanxing.com CHINA QUANXING MACHINING GROUP was established in July 2000. Its former name is Zhuji Quanxing Machinery Factory, and then changed its name to Zhejiang Quan xing Machinery Manufacture Company in August, 2003.
PROMAX AUTO PARTS DEPOT Booth #1743 2314 Valrico Forest Drive Valrico, FL 33594 United States T: 1-813-230-4149 www.autopartsdepot.ca Premium Quality Aftermarket Supplier of: Brake Pads, Brake Shoes, Brake Rotors, Brake Drums, Chassis Parts.
QX HEAVY DUTY Booth #2814 12910 W. Missouri Avenue Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 United States T: 1-623-308-4569 www.qxheavyduty.com
PURA VIDA Booth #2442 4285 Wagon Trail Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89118 United States T: 1-470-236-5593 www.puravidacorner.com
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RAYBESTOS POWERTRAIN Booth #1637 711 Tech Drive Crawfordsville, IN 47933 United States T: 1-765-359-2889 www.raybestospowertrain.com REBUILDERS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY Booth #2609 1650 Flat River Road Coventry, RI 02816 United States T: 1-401-822-3030 www.rascores.com
Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing REGITAR U.S.A., INC. Booth #2813 2575 Container Drive Montgomery, AL 36109 United States T: 1-877-734-4827 www.regitar.com Established in 1987, REGITAR U.S.A., Inc. is a major manufacturer and distributor of charging system components (voltage regulators, rectifiers, diodes, trios); ignition system components (modules, coils, distributor caps, rotors, pick up coils). RESCUE BIT (PALADIN INNOVATIONS LLC) Booth #2026 2702 N. Keith Street Wichita, KS 67205 United States T: 1-316-708-2886 www.rescuebit.com REYNOLDS AND REYNOLDS Booth #1319 One Reynolds Way Kettering, OH 45430 United States T: 1-937-485-8119 www.reyrey.com ROMAINE ELECTRIC CORPORATION Booth #2808 8811 So. 208th Street Kent, WA 98031 United States T: 1-800-426-5005 www.romaineelectric.com Romaine Electric: We do Rotating electrical; have a full line of OEM and aftermarket units, components and accessories; custom rebuilding; complete machine shop capabilities; one of the largest custom Armature rewinding facilities in the USA; 12 locations.
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SAIMAX PRODUCTS INC. Booth #2219 3345 W Auburn Road Ste 107 Rochester Hills, MI 48309 United States T: 1-248-299-5585 www.saimaxproducts.com Manufacturer of range of auto body repair adhesives and sealants for collision repair shops. Our products meet all the specs and offered at very competetaive prices. SIYAM RADIATOR Booth #2127 PO Box 164 Amman, 11512 Jordan T: 962-6-4020130 www.siyam-group.com SNAPSHEET Booth #2429 1 N. Dearborn Ste. 600 Chicago, IL 60602 United States T: (312) 906-7038 www.snapsheetapp.com Snapsheet is the leading provider of virtual claims solutions, using powerful technology to improve workflows for more than 60 insurance carriers around the world. Snapsheet creates a simple claims process, starting with virtual estimations.
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SOLERA - AUDATEX Booth #2309 7701 Las Colinas Ridge Suite 500 Irving, TX 75063 United States T: 1-972-259-0298 audatex.us Audatex, a Solera company, is a leading provider of solutions for the automotive and insurance claim industries. Our portfolio of solutions is comprised of innovative software, people resources and data-driven research to drive efficiencies. SRI KOTA RUBBER MFG SDN BHD Booth #2321 Lot 45 Alor Gajah Industrial Estate Melaka, 78000 Malaysia T: 60-6-5563688 www.srikota.com Founded in 1989, Sri Kota is an OEM manufacturer based in Malaysia specializing in automotive weatherstrips, glass runchannels, extruded and molded rubber parts. Our capabilities also include part design and development. STECK MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Booth #2036 1115 S. Broadway Dayton, OH 45417 United States T: 1-937-222-0062 www.steckmfg.com
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SYNCHRONOUS Booth #2037 16 Cascade Caverns Road Boerne, TX 78006 United States T: 1-866-625-5228 www.synctx.com Synchronous provides solutions that foster collaboration, focus on quality and drive efficiency. Through the utilization of statistical analysis, we provide strategic process improvement and automation. SYNCHRONY Booth #2129 4125 Windward Plaza Alpharetta, GA 30005 United States T: 1-678-232-4263 TAIZHOU PROCH AUTO PARTS CO., LTD. Booth #2627 Marine Economic Development Zone Kanmen Yuhuan, Zhejang, 317602 China T: 86-576-80729286 www.proch-cn.com TEMEL GASKETS USA Booth #2029 455 East Paces Ferry Road Ne Suite 315 Atlanta, GA 30305 United States T: 1-404-590-2865 www.temelgaskets.com Founded in 1974, Temel Gaskets is a manufacturer of high-quality engine sealing components that include a wide variety of gaskets and heat shields constructed from tools made in-house. THAI INTER PAINT COMPANY LIMITED Booth #2746 38 Mu 7 Suanluangruamjai Road Krathumban Tulsa, 74110 Thailand T: 66-02-811-1442 www.bbp.co.th Automotive Refinish, Car Paint, Lacquer, Clear, Putty, Thinner, Reducer
Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing THE GROUP TRAINING ACADEMY Booth #1423 6280 Arc Way Ft. Myer, FL 33966 United States T: 1-800-718-7246 www.thegrouptrainingacademy.com Online training for Automotive Professionals. THE MATRIX WAND Booth #1537 1725 Vortex Avenue Salina, KS 67401 United States T: 1-785-823-8880 www.thematrixwand.com THE RECYCLER CORE COMPANY INC Booth #2921 2727 Kansas Avenue Riverside, CA 92507 United States T: 1-951-276-1687 www.rccauto.com Core Supplier
TIANJIN XINZHENG CATALYTIC CONVERTER Booth #2448 D319 Hi-tech Information SQ.No.8 Huatian Road,Huayuan Industrial PK. Nankai Dist., Tianjin, 300384 China T: 86-22-23707691 https://xzmachinery.en.alibaba.com Tianjin Xinzheng Catalytic Converter TOOL ALLEY Booth #1709 T: 1-866-984-8019 www.naceautomechanika.com
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TOPDON TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD Booth #2446 Room 701, No.G, Baoan Zhi Gu Venture Park, Yintian Road, Xixiang Stree Guangdong, 518100 China T: 86-755-23576169 www.topdon.com TOPDON, as an emerging technology brand, is focusing on product development and innovation. All the products we produce are designed for better consumer experience, and to provide our consumer with a simpler and smarter life. TRUCK COMPETENCE Booth #1709 T: 1-866-984-8019 www.naceautomechanika.com TYG PRODUCTS, L.P. Booth #1521 1800 North McDonald Street McKinney, TX 75071 United States T: 1-877-894-8947 www.tyg.com.tw/en/ Auto Body Parts Manufacturer UNICURE SPRAY BOOTHS Booth #1837 104 Spence Lane Nashville, TN 37210 United States T: 1-800-868-3033 www.spraybooths.com Manufacturer specializing in Automotive and Industrial Spray Booth Systems, Small Parts Booths, Truck Booths, Prep Stations, and Paint Mixing Rooms. Plus a Custom Design Department for Special Projects.
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UNITED CATALYST CORPORATION Booth #2828 846 N. Hwy 25 Bypass Greenville, SC 29617 United States T: 1-864-834-2003 www.unitedcatalystcorporation.com North American processor of scrap catalytic converters helping successful recyclers get the most for their converters with a process they can trust. UNITED DIESEL LTD Booth #2715 21, Shlomo Ben Yosef Kiryat Ata, 2822727 Israel T: 972-4-825-7441 www.unitediesel.com United Diesel provides high quality remanufactured diesel fuel Common Rail injectors and Unit injectors for passenger cars, commercial vehicles and trucks. UNITED RECYCLERS GROUP Booth #2427 5353 Williams Drive Georgetown, TX 78633 United States T: 1-512-887-7922 www.u-r-g.com UNIVER-CO (2013) INC. Booth #2119 713 Route 219 Napierville, QC J0J 1L0 Canada T: 1-450-245-7152 www.univer-co.net UNIVERSAL COVER CONCEPTS Booth #1626 7979 Glenties Lane Sunland, CA 91040 United States T: 1-805-535-0327 www.universalcoverconcepts.com
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VEMARK Booth #2312 55 SE 2nd Avenue Delray, FL 33444 United States T: 1-561-392-6266 www.vemark.com VISBELLA ADHESIVE & SEALANT Booth #2512 535 Brea Canyon Road City Of Industry, CA 91789 United States T: 1-909-598-6238 www.visbellausa.com WAI GLOBAL Booth #2720 3300 Corporate Way Miramar, FL 33025 United States T: 1-800-877-3340 www.waiglobal.com Leading supplier and manufacturer with largest diversified line of 100% new rotating electrics in the world offering full product line coverage of Alternators and Starters for the following applications: Automotive, Light & Heavy Duty Truck, Industrial, A WD-40 COMPANY Booth #2241 9715 Businesspark Avenue San Diego, CA 92131 United States T: 1-619-275-1400 www.wd40company.com WD-40 Company is all about creating positive lasting memories with our end-users by developing solutions for a wide variety of maintenance needs that are safe to use and effective.
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WENZHOU WEILI CAR FITTINGS CO.,LTD Booth #2354 No.518-1 Wanjing Road,North Industrial Zone Tangxia,Ruian(325204), Zhejiang Ruian, 325204 China T: 86-577-65366889 www.chinaweili.cn ABS Wheel Speed Sensor, CKP/CMP Sensor WJB AUTOMOTIVE INC. Booth #2514 535 Brea Canyon Road City Of Industry, CA 91789 United States T: 1-909-598-6238 www.wjbgroup.com
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ZHEJIANG HONGCHEN AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD Booth #2247 Zhaopingyang Technology Gardern Ruian, 325204 China T: 86-577-653832886 www.hongchen.com.cn Water pump electric water pump
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REBUILDERS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY
2619
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2627
TAIZHOU PROCH AUTO PARTS CO., LTD.
2629 ARMEX
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2709
PHOENIX AUTOMOTIVE CORES
2715
UNITED DIESEL LTD
2718
JRONE TURBOCHARGER SYSTEM
2719
CHINAHANJI POWER CO.,LTD
2720
WAI GLOBAL
2721
GOBBI SPARE PARTS SRL
2726
APRA - AUTOMOTIVE PARTS REMANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
2727
ALLEN WOODS & ASSOCIATES / TRANSBRITE
2728
ARMAKLEEN COMPANY
2729
AT HIDRAULIC
2808
ROMAINE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
2809
BPS CORES, INC.
2812
PAUL AUTOMOBILES
2813
REGITAR U.S.A., INC.
Co-located with
2814
QX HEAVY DUTY
2818 DIESELCORE 2819
MAHLE AFTERMARKET INC.
2820
FLYING USA AUTO PARTS
2821
DC TRICORE INC.
2826
INTERSTATE BILLING SERVICE
2827
G-COR AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION
2828
UNITED CATALYST CORPORATION
2831
ASHBURN CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES
2909
360 SOLUTIONS LLC., DBA ACE/MCI COMMODITIES
2912
KOTEK AMERICA, INC.
2915
HOUGHTON INTERNATIONAL
2918
MAGIDO USA
2919
ADVANCED POWERTRAIN SOLUTIONS
2921
THE RECYCLER CORE COMPANY INC
2927
AFTERMARKET INTERNATIONAL
2928
CIRCUIT BOARD MEDICS
2929
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AISLE 1100
1621
NAPA AUTOCARE
1626
UNIVERSAL COVER CONCEPTS
1100
ATLANTA I-CAR COMMITTEE ROCKIN’ RIDES
1627 MITCHELL
1100
ATLANTA I-CAR COMMITTEE ROCKIN’ RIDES DJ
1637
AISLE 1200 1215
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION
1628 CAR-PART.COM RAYBESTOS POWERTRAIN
1643 FINDPIGTAILS.COM
AISLE 1700 1709
INNOVATION ZONE
1223 CARSTAR
1709
TOOL ALLEY
AISLE 1300
1709
OE TECHNOLOGY PARK
1737
GTECHNIQ NORTH AMERICA
1310
FIXED OPS DIGITAL
1742
OASIS SCIENTIFIC INC.
1315
INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNERS OF NORTH CAROLINA
1743
PROMAX AUTO PARTS DEPOT
1319
REYNOLDS AND REYNOLDS
AISLE 1800
AISLE 1400
1837
UNICURE SPRAY BOOTHS
1842
ORIGINAL ONE PARTS
1414 PODIUM
AISLE 1900
1421
AEROMOTIVE SERVICES INC.
1423
THE GROUP TRAINING ACADEMY
1925
AUTO DATA LABELS
1427
PRECISION EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS, LLC
1926
ECS AUTOMOTIVE
1937
CARWORX DISTRIBUTION, INC.
1437
GYS WELDING - UNOLINER - INFARR
AISLE 2000
AISLE 1500
2009
HUNTER ENGINEERING COMPANY
1508
ACT TEST PANELS LLC
2017
AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC
1509
ASSURED PERFORMANCE
2023
1510
ABRA AUTO BODY REPAIR OF AMERICA
BRIDGESTONE RETAIL OPERATIONS
2025 ASE
1520 MYCLAIMPICS 1521
TYG PRODUCTS, L.P.
1522
PRO COLLISION TRAINING
1527
CUSTOMER RESEARCH, INC.
1529
BIG ASS FANS
1537
THE MATRIX WAND
2026
RESCUE BIT (PALADIN INNOVATIONS LLC)
2027
DENT FIX EQUIPMENT
2029
TEMEL GASKETS USA
2031
FEDERAL-MOGUL MOTORPARTS LLC
2036
STECK MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
AISLE 1600
2037 SYNCHRONOUS
1609 I-CAR
2041
100
HIGH QUALITY LED LIGHTING
Exhibitor Listing by Booth
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AISLE 2100
AISLE 2300
2109 POLIMAR
2308
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS
2113
MUELLER-KUEPS LP
2309
SOLERA - AUDATEX
2117
DINO-LITE SCOPES
2312 VEMARK
2119
UNIVER-CO (2013) INC.
2315
AUTOMECHANIKA WORLDWIDE
2121
MYLEX INTERNATIONAL, INC.
2318
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC.
2127
SIYAM RADIATOR
2319
KOSSAN INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD.
2320
GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
2140 CELETTE
2321
AISLE 2200
SRI KOTA RUBBER MFG SDN BHD
2322
CPS AUTOMOTIVE - UVIEW/ MOTORVAC/CPS
GT TOOLS® BY GLASS TECHNOLOGY, INC.
2324
PICO TECHNOLOGY
2209
AUTOMOTIVE TEST SOLUTIONS, INC.
2325
EKU FREN VE DOKUM SAN. A.S.
2328
BLOWTHERM USA
2213
BLACK MAMBA GLOVES
2329
2216
HLN RUBBER INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD
BREWER AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT
2336
CAPITAL ONE
2219
SAIMAX PRODUCTS INC.
2337
MANAGEMENT SUCCESS!
2220
INTERNATIONAL SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
2340
NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TASK FORCE (NASTF)
2223
DREW TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
2341 MAGICMOTORSPORT
2225
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS SERVICES, INC
2342
MEDIA MATTERS INCORPORATED
2346
HANGZHOU XIANGHU TOOLS CO.,LTD
2347
KAIPING BENLING GASKET PACKING OF ENGINE CO., LTD.
2129 SYNCHRONY 2135
FI.TIM SRL
2136
CUTTING EDGE AUTOMOTIVE
2208
2226 PARTSTRADER 2228
ALIGNMENT SIMPLE SOLUTIONS - QUICKTRICK
2229 FLO-DYNAMICS
2348
CME TURBO CO,LTD
2241
WD-40 COMPANY
2349
2247
ZHEJIANG HONGCHEN AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD
DANYANG WEILI PLASTIC CO.,LTD.
2354
WENZHOU WEILI CAR FITTINGS CO.,LTD
2249
QUANXING MACHINING GROUP CO.,LTD
AISLE 2400
2253
MESSE FRANKFURT (H.K.) LTD. DIV. V INFO. STAND
2409 ELECTUDE
2237 ACCUDRAFT
2413
PREVOST CORPORATION
2418
ASSOCIATED FIRST RUBBER (M) SDN BHD
2419
DIESEL PARTS OF AMERICA
101
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2420
GOOD RUBBER WORKS INDUSTRIES SDN BHD
2421
KECO BODY REPAIR PRODUCTS
2424
ALT AMERICA INC
2427
UNITED RECYCLERS GROUP
2547 CAFÉ 2548
HEFEI YISHENG TRAILER MACHINERY CO.,LTD
AISLE 2600
2429 SNAPSHEET
2608
CAR-O-LINER
2431
PRO SPOT INTERNATIONAL
2609
2436
LAUNCH TECH USA
REBUILDERS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY
2437
FLETTNER VENTILATOR LTD.
2612
2442
PURA VIDA
H.K. ANCHOR INTERNATIONAL CO LIMITED
2446
TOPDON TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
2614
LILAND GLOBAL
2447
GUANGZHOU OPPLIGHT ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD
2618
CHUAN JIING ENTERPRISES CO., LTD.
2619
D&V ELECTRONICS LTD.
2624
CAS OF NEW ENGLAND
2627
TAIZHOU PROCH AUTO PARTS CO., LTD.
2448 2449
TIANJIN XINZHENG CATALYTIC CONVERTER NINGBO XINHAI AIDO AUTOMOBILE WIPER BLADE MANUFACTORY CO .,LTD
2629 ARMEX 2637
MOTORCAR PARTS OF AMERICA (MPA)
CROV INC.
2647
AISLE 2500
COMPACT INTERNATIONAL (1994) CO., LTD.
2649
MAX POWER FILTER CO., LTD.
2452 LIGHTINGWAY 2454
AISLE 2700
2509
MINER CORPORATION
2511
WOMEN’S INDUSTRY NETWORK
2512
VISBELLA ADHESIVE & SEALANT
2709
PHOENIX AUTOMOTIVE CORES
DR. COLORCHIP CORPORATION
2715
UNITED DIESEL LTD
2514
WJB AUTOMOTIVE INC.
2718
2515
GARMAT USA
JRONE TURBOCHARGER SYSTEM
2719
CHINAHANJI POWER CO.,LTD
2720
WAI GLOBAL
2721
GOBBI SPARE PARTS SRL
2726
HART BROS CORE CO LLC
2727
ALLEN WOODS & ASSOCIATES / TRANSBRITE
2728
ARMAKLEEN COMPANY
2729
AT HIDRAULIC
2737
CORTECO - A BRAND OF FREUDENBERG-NOK
2746
THAI INTER PAINT COMPANY LIMITED
2513
2518 PANASONIC 2519
INDUCTION INNOVATIONS
2520
MERITOOL LLC
2521
FORKLIFT WRECKER
2525
DUNCAN SYSTEMS, INC. BY LIPPERT COMPONENTS
2526
FEDERATED INSURANCE
2527
BSI GROUP AMERICA INC.
2529
ADVANCED EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS INC.
2536
AUTOSHOP SOLUTIONS
2537
AUTEL US INC.
2546
CHANGZHOU YIJIANG AUTOPARTS CO.,LTD
102
AISLE 2800
Exhibitor Listing by Booth
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2808
ROMAINE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
AISLE 2900
2809
BPS CORES, INC.
2909
2812
PAUL AUTOMOBILES
360 SOLUTIONS LLC., DBA ACE/ MCI COMMODITIES
2813
REGITAR U.S.A., INC.
2912
KOTEK AMERICA, INC.
QX HEAVY DUTY
2913
APRA - AUTOMOTIVE PARTS REMANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
2915
HOUGHTON INTERNATIONAL
2918
MAGIDO USA
2919
ADVANCED POWERTRAIN SOLUTIONS
2814
2818 DIESELCORE 2819
MAHLE AFTERMARKET INC.
2820
FLYING USA AUTO PARTS
2821
DC TRICORE INC.
2826
INTERSTATE BILLING SERVICE
2827
G-COR AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION
2921
THE RECYCLER CORE COMPANY INC
2828
UNITED CATALYST CORPORATION
2927
AFTERMARKET INTERNATIONAL
ASHBURN CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES
2928
CIRCUIT BOARD MEDICS
2929
YOUTECH GROUP LLC
2936
MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES
2831 2837
FLIGHT SYSTEMS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
2839
AMERITRUST GROUP INC.
2937 CERTIFICATES
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Exhibitor Listing By Product
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Exhibitor Listing by Product
PARTS & COMPONENTS ADVANCED EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS INC.
2529
AEROMOTIVE SERVICES INC.
1421
ALT AMERICA INC
2424
ASSOCIATED FIRST RUBBER (M) SDN BHD
2418
AUTO DATA LABELS
1925
AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC
2017
CHANGZHOU YIJIANG AUTOPARTS CO.,LTD
2546
CME TURBO CO,LTD
2348
COMPACT INTERNATIONAL (1994) CO., LTD.
2647
CORTECO - A BRAND OF FREUDENBERG-NOK
2737
CROV INC.
2454
DANYANG WEILI PLASTIC CO.,LTD.
2349
DIESEL PARTS OF AMERICA
2419
DUNCAN SYSTEMS, INC. BY LIPPERT COMPONENTS
2525
EKU FREN VE DOKUM SAN. A.S.
2325
FEDERAL-MOGUL MOTORPARTS LLC
2031
FLIGHT SYSTEMS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
2837
GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
2320
GARMAT USA
2515
GOOD RUBBER WORKS INDUSTRIES SDN BHD
2420
GT TOOLS® BY GLASS TECHNOLOGY, INC.
2322
GUANGZHOU OPPLIGHT ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD
2447
H.K. ANCHOR INTERNATIONAL CO LIMITED
2612
HANGZHOU XIANGHU TOOLS CO.,LTD
2346
HEFEI YISHENG TRAILER MACHINERY CO.,LTD
2548
HLN RUBBER INDUSTRIES SDN.BHD
2216
KAIPING BENLING GASKET PACKING OF ENGINE CO., LTD.
2347
KOSSAN INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD.
2319
LIGHTINGWAY 2452 LILAND GLOBAL
2614
MAX POWER FILTER CO., LTD.
2649
MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES
2936
106
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Exhibitor Listing by Product MOTORCAR PARTS OF AMERICA (MPA)
2637
MYLEX INTERNATIONAL, INC.
2121
NAPA AUTOCARE
1621
NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TASK FORCE (NASTF)
2340
NINGBO XINHAI AIDO AUTOMOBILE WIPER BLADE MANUFACTORY CO .,LTD
2449
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS
2308
ORIGINAL ONE PARTS
1842
PARTSTRADER 2226 PROMAX AUTO PARTS DEPOT
1743
QUANXING MACHINING GROUP CO.,LTD
2249
RAYBESTOS POWERTRAIN
1637
SIYAM RADIATOR
2127
SOLERA - AUDATEX
2309
SRI KOTA RUBBER MFG SDN BHD
2321
TEMEL GASKETS USA
2029
THE GROUP TRAINING ACADEMY
1423
TIANJIN XINZHENG CATALYTIC CONVERTER
2448
TOPDON TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
2446
TYG PRODUCTS, L.P.
1521
UNITED RECYCLERS GROUP
2427
VISBELLA ADHESIVE & SEALANT
2512
WENZHOU WEILI CAR FITTINGS CO.,LTD
2354
WJB AUTOMOTIVE INC.
2514
ZHEJIANG HONGCHEN AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD
2247
ACCESSORIES & CUSTOMIZING ACT TEST PANELS LLC
1508
ALIGNMENT SIMPLE SOLUTIONS - QUICKTRICK
2228
AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC
2017
FLETTNER VENTILATOR LTD.
2437
GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
2320
HLN RUBBER INDUSTRIES SDN.BHD
2216
MAGICMOTORSPORT 2341
107
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Exhibitor Listing by Product
REPAIR & MAINTENANCE ABRA AUTO BODY REPAIR OF AMERICA
1510
ACCUDRAFT 2237 ALIGNMENT SIMPLE SOLUTIONS - QUICKTRICK
2228
ASSURED PERFORMANCE
1509
ATLANTA I-CAR COMMITTEE ROCKIN’ RIDES
1100
ATLANTA I-CAR COMMITTEE ROCKIN’ RIDES DJ
1100
AUTEL US INC.
2537
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS SERVICES, INC
2225
AUTOMOTIVE TEST SOLUTIONS, INC.
2209
AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC
2017
BIG ASS FANS
1529
BLACK MAMBA GLOVES
2213
BLOWTHERM USA
2328
BRIDGESTONE RETAIL OPERATIONS
2023
CAR-O-LINER 2608 CARSTAR 1223 CARWORX DISTRIBUTION, INC.
1937
CAS OF NEW ENGLAND
2624
CELETTE 2140 CHUAN JIING ENTERPRISES CO., LTD.
2618
CPS AUTOMOTIVE - UVIEW/MOTORVAC/CPS
2208
CUTTING EDGE AUTOMOTIVE
2136
DENT FIX EQUIPMENT
2027
DINO-LITE SCOPES
2117
DREW TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
2223
DUNCAN SYSTEMS, INC. BY LIPPERT COMPONENTS
2525
ELECTUDE 2409 FI.TIM SRL
2135
FINDPIGTAILS.COM 1643 FLO-DYNAMICS 2229 GT TOOLS® BY GLASS TECHNOLOGY, INC.
2322
GYS WELDING - UNOLINER - INFARR
1437
108
7
Exhibitor Listing by Product HUNTER ENGINEERING COMPANY
2009
I-CAR 1609 INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNERS OF NORTH CAROLINA
1315
INDUCTION INNOVATIONS
2519
INNOVATIVE TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES
1941
INTERNATIONAL SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
2220
KECO BODY REPAIR PRODUCTS
2421
MAGICMOTORSPORT 2341 MERITOOL LLC
2520
MINER CORPORATION
2509
MITCHELL 1627 MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES
2936
MUELLER-KUEPS LP
2113
NAPA AUTOCARE
1621
OASIS SCIENTIFIC INC.
1742
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS
2308
ORIGINAL ONE PARTS
1842
PARTSTRADER 2226 PICO TECHNOLOGY
2324
POLIMAR 2109 PRECISION EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS, LLC
1427
PREVOST CORPORATION
2413
PRO SPOT INTERNATIONAL
2431
RAYBESTOS POWERTRAIN
1637
RESCUE BIT (PALADIN INNOVATIONS LLC)
2026
REYNOLDS AND REYNOLDS
1319
SAIMAX PRODUCTS INC.
2219
SOLERA - AUDATEX
2309
STECK MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
2036
THAI INTER PAINT COMPANY LIMITED
2746
THE GROUP TRAINING ACADEMY
1423
UNICURE SPRAY BOOTHS
1837
UNIVER-CO (2013) INC.
2119
109
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Exhibitor Listing by Product
UNIVERSAL COVER CONCEPTS
1626
VISBELLA ADHESIVE & SEALANT
2512
WD-40 COMPANY
2241
DEALER & WORKSHOP MANAGEMENT AMERITRUST GROUP INC.
2839
ASE 2025 ASSURED PERFORMANCE
1509
AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC
2017
BSI GROUP AMERICA INC.
2527
CAPITAL ONE
2336
CAR-PART.COM 1628 CARSTAR 1223 CUSTOMER RESEARCH, INC.
1527
CUTTING EDGE AUTOMOTIVE
2136
DUNCAN SYSTEMS, INC. BY LIPPERT COMPONENTS
2525
ECS AUTOMOTIVE
1926
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC.
2318
FEDERATED INSURANCE
2526
FIXED OPS DIGITAL
1310
MANAGEMENT SUCCESS!
2337
MEDIA MATTERS INCORPORATED
2342
MYCLAIMPICS 1520 PARTSTRADER 2226 PODIUM 1414 SNAPSHEET 2429 SOLERA - AUDATEX
2309
SYNCHRONOUS 2037 SYNCHRONY 2129 WOMEN’S INDUSTRY NETWORK
110
2511
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Exhibitor Listing by Product CARWASH, CARE & RECONDITIONING BLACK MAMBA GLOVES
2213
DR. COLORCHIP CORPORATION
2513
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC.
2318
FEDERAL-MOGUL MOTORPARTS LLC
2031
GTECHNIQ NORTH AMERICA
1737
ELECTRONICS & SYSTEMS AUTEL US INC.
2537
AEROMOTIVE SERVICES INC.
1421
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS SERVICES, INC
2225
AUTOZONE/ALLDATA LLC
2017
CAS OF NEW ENGLAND
2624
CUSTOMER RESEARCH, INC.
1527
CUTTING EDGE AUTOMOTIVE
2136
DUNCAN SYSTEMS, INC. BY LIPPERT COMPONENTS
2525
GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
2320
HIGH QUALITY LED LIGHTING
2041
LAUNCH TECH USA
2436
MAGICMOTORSPORT 2341 MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES
2936
MYCLAIMPICS 1520 NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TASK FORCE (NASTF)
2340
PANASONIC 2518 PURA VIDA
2442
SOLERA - AUDATEX
2309
THE GROUP TRAINING ACADEMY
1423
THE MATRIX WAND
1537
VEMARK 2312
REIFEN / TIRES AUTEL US INC.
2537
111
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Exhibitor Listing by Product
GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
2320
MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES
2936
ALTERNATIVE DRIVE SYSTEMS & DIGITAL SOLUTIONS (TOMORROW’S SERVICE & MOBILITY) AUTOSHOP SOLUTIONS
2536
ELECTUDE 2409 FEDERAL-MOGUL MOTORPARTS LLC
2031
GAMA - GEORGIA AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
2320
MITCHELL 1627 MOTOR AGE & ABRN MAGAZINES
2936
MYCLAIMPICS 1520 SOLERA - AUDATEX
2309
REMANUFACTURING 360 SOLUTIONS LLC., DBA ACE/MCI COMMODITIES
2909
ADVANCED POWERTRAIN SOLUTIONS
2919
AFTERMARKET INTERNATIONAL
2927
ALLEN WOODS & ASSOCIATES / TRANSBRITE
2727
APRA - AUTOMOTIVE PARTS REMANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
2913
ARMAKLEEN COMPANY
2728
ARMEX 2629 ASHBURN CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES
2831
AT HIDRAULIC
2729
BPS CORES, INC.
2809
CHINAHANJI POWER CO.,LTD
2719
CIRCUIT BOARD MEDICS
2928
D&V ELECTRONICS LTD.
2619
DC TRICORE INC.
2821
DIESELCORE 2818 FLYING USA AUTO PARTS
2820
G-COR AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION
2827
GOBBI SPARE PARTS SRL
2721
112
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Exhibitor Listing by Product HART BROS CORE CO LLC
2726
HOUGHTON INTERNATIONAL
2915
INTERSTATE BILLING SERVICE
2826
JRONE TURBOCHARGER SYSTEM
2718
KOTEK AMERICA, INC.
2912
MAGIDO USA
2918
MAHLE AFTERMARKET INC.
2819
PAUL AUTOMOBILES
2812
PHOENIX AUTOMOTIVE CORES
2709
QX HEAVY DUTY
2814
REBUILDERS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY
2609
REGITAR U.S.A., INC.
2813
ROMAINE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
2808
TAIZHOU PROCH AUTO PARTS CO., LTD.
2627
THE RECYCLER CORE COMPANY INC
2921
UNITED CATALYST CORPORATION
2828
UNITED DIESEL LTD
2715
WAI GLOBAL
2720
YOUTECH GROUP LLC
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America’s leading international trade fair for the automotive service & collision repair industry targeting visitors from the US & Canada
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR! August 2019
Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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August 8 - 10, 2018
Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, GA
Rockin’ Rides Car Show
Rockin’ Rides Car Show
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OE Technology Park
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