BETHESDA, Maryland – The Young Auto Care Network Group (YANG), a community of the Auto Care Association, is hosting the 2018 YANG Leadership Conference, May 11-12 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis in Atlanta.
The conference takes place in conjunction with the Auto Care Association Spring Leadership Days event and is designed for young professionals under the age of 40 in the auto care industry.
The conference provides seven hours of education designed to enhance leadership skills, to sharpen global perspective of the auto care industry and to develop relationships with peers.
Attendees are eligible to receive CEU credits toward their AAP/MAAP designation from the University of the Aftermarket.
Education-session highlights include:
- Keynote – “Ignite Performance, Inspire Action & Improve Your Culture,” Michael Hoffman, Igniting Performance
- Our Industry – “A Year in Review,” Amy Antenora, editor, aftermarketNews, Babcox Media
- Future Trends – “The Next Big Industry Issue,” Jim Dykstra, CEO, Dytech Auto Group
- Next-Generation Leadership – “Keys to Working Across a Multi-Generational Workforce,” Ryan Jenkins, keynote speaker, author and Inc.com columnist
Bill Hanvey, president and CEO of the Auto Care Association, describes the conference as an opportunity to “sharpen your skills with in-depth workshops and peer-to-peer experiences, not to mention all the new business contacts you’ll come home with.”
Save $100 on early-bird registration through Dec. 31. Registration after Jan. 1, 2018, is $550 for members of the Auto Care Association and $750 for non-members. Conference registration will close March 30, and only YANG members can attend.
For a detailed agenda and to register online, visit http://bit.ly/YANGLeadershipConference18. For more information, contact Courtney Hammer at (240) 333-1067 or [email protected].
