AASA Welcomes Students to the 2020 Technology Conference with Complimentary Admission

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.  –  The Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA) will provide  students pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket with complimentary admission to the special virtual edition of its annual AASA Technology Conference. This virtual gathering will host presentations, panels, and discussion groups focusing on the latest trends within the aftermarket technology community, including business processes, IT, part data, vehicle data, and more.   Northwood University offers dedicated programs designed by automotive industry professionals and is partnering with AASA to encourage students to participate in the AASA Technology Conference.     “It’s crucial that automotive aftermarket students build connections within our great industry prior to graduation,” said Michael Kinney, MBA, Aftermarket Industry Chair, Northwood University. “Attending the AASA Technology Conference will provide Northwood University students with a sneak peek at expert perspectives in an online environment geared towards nurturing future connections. We deeply appreciate AASA for providing our students with complimentary admission to such a great event. Thank you AASA!”   Students can gain complimentary access to the conference by contacting Nikki Rankin, Member Support Coordinator, AASA, at nrankin@aasa.mema.org and providing details on their chosen degree or program.   The 2020 AASA Technology Conference is the aftermarket’s business technology event. It brings together the brightest minds in aftermarket business technology for a series of invaluable sessions, panels, and round-table discussions covering the latest trends within the aftermarket technology community.   Additional information about the 2020 AASA Technology Conference can be accessed by visiting aasatech.com.

About AASA
The Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA) connects suppliers of aftermarket parts, chemicals, tools, diagnostics, and technologies to what matters – including industry analysis, peer forums, customer and technology trends, global insights, and government advocacy. Since 1904, AASA’s sole purpose is championing the North American aftermarket industry and advocating for the growth of a profitable, innovative, and influential supplier community. Learn more about how AASA connects members to what matters at aftermarketsuppliers.org.

About the ATC
The AASA Technology Council (ATC) provides a forum for networking, thought leadership, sharing of best practices and addressing technology issues for leaders that manage all areas of business technology.