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Ashley Reyes' coverage focuses on the automotive industry, with particular emphasis on events and member spotlights within organizations such as SEMA. She shows a strong interest in human resources and employment topics related to the automotive industry.
Given her focus on member spotlights, networking events, and education programs within the automotive industry, she may be interested in pitches related to success stories of individuals or companies within this sector. Additionally, she may appreciate pitches about upcoming educational opportunities or networking events specifically aimed at professionals in the automotive aftermarket.
While Ashley's geographic focus is not specified, her coverage appears to encompass national and possibly international perspectives due to its relevance across different locations.
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The 2026 SEMA Show, taking place November 3-6 in Las Vegas, is primed to deliver an attendee experience unlike any other trade show on the planet by representing the full spectrum of specialty equipment, from performance and racing to trucks, SUVs and off-road, powersports, accessories, tools and equipment and emerging technology.
SEMA members attending the Great Smoky Mountain Jeep Club Invasion
By: Ashley Reyes
The SEMA Future Leaders Network (FLN) has named Patrick Philpott, communications lead at ProCharger Superchargers, as the network's newest spotlight member.
Specialty automotive parts companies are facing a shortage of skilled talent. At the same time, hundreds of engineering students are preparing to graduate and looking for their first professional opportunity.
The SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) has named Gwen Hawver, CEO and founder of Vision Interface, as the network's newest #SheIsSEMA spotlight member.
The SEMA Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA) is bringing hot-rod education and networking to the National Street Rod Association (NSRA) Street Rod Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky, as part of its Education Days program, taking place August 6-7.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a frequent topic of conversation, but for automotive restylers, understanding how to use it to improve shop efficiency and profit isn't always straightforward.
By: Ashley Reyes
Time is running out for automotive aftermarket companies to secure their place in one of the most spirited traditions of the SEMA Leaders & Legends Gala. The Industry Cup Challenge, returning Friday, July 24, in Newport Beach, California, is approaching fast, and this is the final call to join.
As electric vehicles (EVs) represent an increasing share of vehicles on the road, aftermarket and custom builders must understand safety at the system level. Missteps with high-voltage systems are not just warranty issues; they create serious shock, fire and regulatory risks.
SEMA's Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA) has named Superior Autoworks
