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Register by October 12^th to get the best pricing for one of AIAG’s most popular annual conferences: $99 for members; $129 for non-members.

Effective January 1, 2023, a manufacturer of a product for sale in Maine containing intentionally added PFAS must submit a report that includes a brief description of the product; the proposed use of PFAS in a product, including components; and other information.

We are experiencing a profound shift in stakeholder expectations and business growth strategy: sustainability is more important than ever before. Younger, high-growth companies — those that either are privately held or recently went public — face unique challenges and opportunities as they expand business while also considering environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, be it climate change, privacy, diversity, or a range of other material issues. 

Along with being the highly anticipated keynote speaker at this year’s Virtual Quality Summit, Michael Veltri is many things: A Fortune 500 executive, nationwide bestselling author, decorated Marine Corps veteran and cancer survivor, to name a few.

Our 2021 AIAG Virtual Quality Summit kicks off in less than a month...make sure to reserve your spot soon! 

AIAG CTS software subscribers now have access to a new feature!

There’s still time to register for the 2021 AIAG Supply Chain + International Trade Summit, quickly approaching next week on September 9^th. With the theme “Connecting the Links of the Supply Chain: Leveraging the Power of Process, Technology, and Change,” this virtual event explores a range of current and emerging trends with a lineup of the automotive industry’s strongest supply chain leaders and experts.

The fear voiced by Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka earlier this year was that “we will still have vessels at anchor come midsummer,” when terminals pivot to handling the peak season rush starting around Aug. 1.

It is now midsummer. There are still vessels at anchor — a lot of them.

Welcome back! Following a summer break period, sessions are resuming for the 2021 WSU/AIAG Auto Industry Certificate in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management program – and we’re eager to see this year’s phenomenal group of participants continue to make great strides.    

Designed to provide high potential candidates with an in-depth understanding of supply chain issues in the context of the global vehicle industry, this unique program is led by professionals from both industry and academia, and includes a mix of discussions and lectures, a company-related project and presentation, case studies, and much more.