Powering Performance

Featuring world-class presenters and subject matter experts, AIAG’s annual Supply Chain Summit provides the perfect opportunity to learn and network with peers, explore current and emerging trends, and find out what to prepare for next!

Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross has formally submitted to President Trump the results of the Department of Commerce’s investigation into the effect of imports of automobiles and automobile parts on the national security of the United States.

Missed out in January? Join us in May! The five day seminar-style course, Principles of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma – offered by AIAG and Wayne State University – will return the week of May 8th. 

The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG)  announces the Chinese rollout of the highly anticipated new AIAG-VDA FMEA Handbook and training.

March trainings are (nearly) here! Want to brush up on your Core Tools knowledge? Ready to advance your skills in IMDS? Looking for something new to learn? We’ve got you covered. Keep scrolling for an overview of our March offerings, or head to the AIAG Training Store* for an alphabetized directory of all AIAG courses.

Missed out on our January Future Automotive Expert (FAE) event? We’ve got you covered! Access the recording – free for members, and just $25 for non-members – at the AIAG Store.

The co-hosted AIAG/AAMA Southern Automotive Quality Summit (SAQS) is fast approaching! In anticipation of the event, we connected with our opening OEM speaker, Emily Lauder – vice president of administration, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi – for industry insights, informed advice and more.

The first in AIAG’s new CR Speaker Series, the January 25^th webinar, “How Your Company’s ESG Data Can Be Used,” provided attendees with insights on developing trends in ESG investing, the types of ESG data readily accessible through data aggregators, how influential stakeholders are using the information provided to them, and much more!

Save the date for two AIAG 3D meetings on health and safety.

Across the global automotive industry, there have been a growing number of conversations, issues, and concerns related to health and safety (H&S). AIAG member companies increasingly recognize that there needs to be more of a vision and roadmap to improve H&S performance.

AIAG’s program manager for environmental sustainability, Lecedra Welch, is looking for volunteers to join AIAG in its efforts to help create best solutions for the industry, including trainings, webinars, common tools, publications, and events. These important work groups enable AIAG to develop resources that support the needs of the industry, which is why member participation and feedback is so crucial.