Powering Performance

With 29 years of experience, including nearly a decade at Shape Corp. alone — and various quality-specific roles prior to joining Shape (e.g., quality analyst, engineer, manager, and director) — AIAG’s newest Quality Steering Committee member, Tina Noll, brings a wealth of expertise to the table.

AIAG has opened early registration at a significant cost savings for its first live North American Customs and Trade Town Hall in four years. Scheduled for November 7, 2024, at Laurel Manor in Livonia, Michigan, the early registration savings are available until September 13, 2024. 

Have you heard the news? Multi-year subscription plans (and discounts) are now available for our Core Tools Support™ (CTS) software!

With the official start of fall just a few short weeks away, we're gearing up for an exciting series of events starting this September! Whether you're focusing on electrification, sustainability, quality standards, trade regulations, or another key challenges, this year's events are designed to keep you at the forefront of industry advancements for even greater success in 2024 and beyond.

Need to understand new requirements in the APQP 3^rd Edition/Control Plan 1^st Edition and how to implement them by September 1 for GM and Stellantis (and by December 31 for Ford)? We’ve got you covered! 

Announcing the 2024 AIAG Mexico Automotive Forum, September 12, 2024, in Mexico City, Mexico!

Now's the time to plan ahead for training needs this fall (and beyond)! Be sure to visit the AIAG Training Store ASAP to review upcoming sessions, or click any of the links below to learn more.

Do you have questions on critical regulations, initiatives, and challenges in North American customs and trade? AIAG has answers!

Sustainability is a huge part of the automotive industry today, and AIAG is on the pulse of it. That’s why it expanded the name of its biggest annual conference to include sustainability for 2024 and beyond.

Everyone has a role in how a company addresses its global chemical regulatory management, and AIAG’s three-part series — which is free to members — will help affected functions understand and manage the issues and risks.