Get the answers you need, right when you need them. The new AIAG Virtual Assistant, AVA, puts decades of trusted industry knowledge at your fingertips — streamlining your day and helping you solve challenges faster.

With year-end just around the corner, now's the perfect time to finish 2025 training goals and set yourself up for success in 2026. From IATF 16949 and special process assessments to MMOG/LE and IMDS, these final sessions of the year offer hands-on guidance and insights you can put to work immediately — and serve as a foundation for continued growth in 2026 and beyond.

The third and final session of AIAG’s complimentary Carbon Inventory Management Workshop series took place in September, but if you missed it, you can now access the complimentary webinar recording.

When reporting requirements expand, preparation makes all the difference. Without the right tools, teams risk incomplete reporting, limited supplier coordination, and difficulty meeting compliance standards.

Plan ahead for the 2026 AIAG Quality Summit — featuring two days of insights, updates, and connections — and get 25% off early bird pricing when you register by year-end!

While 2025 is coming to a close, there’s still time to sharpen your skills and get ahead of the curve with our end-of-year training lineup. From IATF 16949 and special process system assessments to APQP, Control Plan, and IMDS, our November and December schedule features practical, expert-led learning for every stage of your quality journey.

Ensure a more efficient, unified approach to bar steel management — and help expedite supplier selection with sourcing changes — with the upcoming AIAG CQI-32 Bar Steel System Questionnaire.

Al Dewar serves on both the Canadian Society of Customs Brokers and the Canadian Association of Importers and Exporters, which puts him in a unique position to understand multiple perspectives of the industry. Dewar is executive vice president of GHY International, one of North America’s longest-serving customs brokers. His talk at the AIAG North American Customs & Trade Town Hall on November 6, 2025, at Elevate in Detroit, will provide a Canadian trade update focused primarily on CARM (Canada Border Services Agency Assessment and Revenue Management), tariffs, and what’s ahead.

The 2025 AIAG North American Customs and Trade Town Hall may conclude on November 6, but the learning doesn’t stop there. The following day, November 7, AIAG will host two focused training sessions designed to help customs and trade professionals strengthen compliance, improve accuracy, and stay ahead of evolving global trade requirements.

Supply chain challenges are evolving fast—from logistics and materials management to customs, trade, and digital transformation. AVA, AIAG’s new virtual assistant, is here to help you keep pace. Instantly access reliable answers on everything from inventory management and MMOG/LE to EV battery handling and compliance documentation.