Staying competitive in today’s industry means staying ahead of emerging quality challenges — and this year’s Quality Summit is designed to help you do just that.

As the Americas Regional Lead for Quality and Warranty with the Bosch BBM Sales Organization, Todd Peterson — the newest member of AIAG’s Quality Steering Committee (QSC) — brings three decades of automotive experience and a supplier-specific perspective to industry challenges and collaborative customer solutions.

Thank you to everyone who joined us June 11th at the annual AIAG Charity Golf Outing in support of Camp Quality! With 16½ foursomes and the collective generosity of our members, we raised over $7,000 to help Camp Quality deliver hope and unforgettable experiences to children facing cancer.

With more than 26 years of dedicated experience in the automotive industry, Marcos Basile Teixeira brings a unique global perspective and multidisciplinary expertise to the AIAG Quality Steering Committee (QSC).

Curious how manufacturing organizations across sectors are addressing global challenges including labor shortages, safety events, recalls, supplier quality, and the advent of AI?

The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) is proud to announce its role as the official North America hub for Catena-X — the first open, secure, and standardized data network for the entire automotive value chain. AIAG’s Chief Transformational Officer, Kevin Piotrowski, took the stage at this week's Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Digital Strategies North America event in Nashville, joined by Jon Jacobson, Enterprise Sales Leader at IBM and Catena-X Board Member to mark the occasion.

Three OEMs. One Powerful Conversation.

When executives from Ford, GM, and Toyota sit down to tackle supply chain risk, volatility, and the future of the industry, it’s a conversation you can’t afford to miss.

For more than 42 years, AIAG has united stakeholders across the automotive supply chain to drive industry standards and deliver continuous improvement. Today, we’re not just keeping up with the times — we’re helping lead the transformation with EV.

Starting September 2025, six leading OEMs — Ford, GM, Honda, Nissan, Stellantis, and Toyota — will begin requesting supplier submissions using the AIAG Due Diligence Reporting Template (DDRT), now in its second edition.

As the conversation around reshoring manufacturing to the U.S. gains momentum, one critical question remains: Do we have the workforce to support this shift?