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Prospective Speaker: The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) welcomes your proposal for a session presentation at our annual Quality Summit, October 3-4, 2024. The theme for this year’s summit is “Electrifying the Future: Advancing Mobility.”

New versions of APQP and Control Plan are coming March 1, 2024...take advantage of our presale by February 16, 2024 to reserve your copies today! 

From the kickoff of our 23-week Auto Industry Certificate in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management program later this month, to in person and live virtual sessions this March and April on everything from the new APQP and Control Plan to USMCA Content Reporting, it's finally time to get spring training on your calendar!

New versions of APQP and Control Plan are coming March 1, 2024! 

With the new year just a few short weeks away, now's the time to get 2024 events on your calendar!

Originally developed for the automotive industry in the 1980s, the Quality Core Tools – i.e., APQP, PPAP, FMEA, MSA, and SPC – are the building blocks of an effective quality management system.

Want to make sure you’re the first to know when our presale kicks off for the new APQP and Control Plan? We’ve got you covered. Simply visit the AIAG website, and provide your email address to ensure you’re on our contact list for the big announcement!

After this year's sold out Quality Summit and IMDS & Product Chemical Compliance Conference, we can't wait to kick off our next set of events in China and Mexico this November! Be sure to visit our Event Store to learn more, and reserve your spot(s) ASAP to join us. 

2024 is just a few short months away – have you registered for January training yet? If not, now's the time!

Simply use the links below to learn more, or visit the AIAG Training Store to explore our full catalog of options. 

For the 11^th straight year, AIAG and Wayne State University’s Mike Ilitch School of Business are collaborating on a non-degree certificate program that delivers an in-depth understanding of global supply chain issues. Supply chain management topics include strategy, finance, AI and EV infrastructure, forecasting, negotiations, procurement strategy, supplier development, corporate responsibility, cybersecurity, risk management, quality, Six Sigma, trade management and more. Participants also have the opportunity to explore new manufacturing and logistics technologies.