The 2024 SEMA Show, to take place from 5 to 8 November in Las Vegas, will feature a comprehensive education programme designed to upskill the industry’s workforce. The programme will highlight 80 sessions focused on personal and professional development, emerging business issues, trends, and best practices.
“Staying ahead of an evolving market is crucial for businesses to stay competitive,” said Gary Vigil, Senior Manager of Professional Development at SEMA. “Our goal is to empower our attendees by offering a best-in-class education programme that can help take their careers and businesses from good to great.”
The programme will include a wide array of content delivered among various session formats including panel discussions, hands-on workshops and interactive seminars to ensure attendees have a diverse learning experience. Participants will engage with speakers who are subject matter experts, industry leaders, and thought leaders as they share information that is relevant, meaningful and valuable.
SEMA Show Education Programme highlights:
“The SEMA Show education programme offers attendees full control over their professional development experience, enabling them to create a customised learning plan that fits their needs,” said Andy Tompkins, SEMA Trade Show Director. “Whether you’re new to the industry or a seasoned veteran, the education programme has been carefully crafted to suit your needs, boost your skills, and drive immediate takeaways.”
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