APMA is pleased to partner with the Original Equipment Suppliers Association (OESA) and the Canadian Consulate General in Detroit, to organize the 24^th Annual Canada-U.S. Automotive Dinner.  The keynote address will be given by Mark Reuss, Vice President and President, General Motors North America. Reuss will discuss plans for General Motors in North America and around the globe.  He will also share thoughts on North America's importance in the global automotive market and the importance of Canada and the U.S. as automotive powerhouses.

This event is a once-a-year opportunity for APMA members to meet with members of the U.S. automotive industry and enjoy an informal evening of networking.  Since 2010, the meeting has been hosted by APMA, OESA and the Canadian Consulate General Detroit.  This partnership allows the associations and the Consulate to foster cooperation between the American and Canadian automotive supplier industries.

For more information on the event, agenda, registration, or partnership opportunities, CLICK HERE.

 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Windsor Regional Conference

APMA's Windsor Regional Conference is set for Thursday, February 16, 2012. This event focuses on our members and automotive suppliers in South-Western Ontario and is undertaken in conjunction with the support of the University of Windsor's Office of Automotive Vehicle Research (OAVR).  The event commences on the morning of the 16th at 8:30 a.m. and concludes after the luncheon's keynote presentation (approximately 2:00 p.m.) at the Giovanni Caboto Club in Windsor, Ontario.

The Conference will be followed the Canada-US Automotive Dinner, featuring Mark Reuss, Vice President and President, General Motors North America, at the Marriott Centerpoint,in Pontiac, Michigan.  This dinner brings together Canadian and US automotive executives providing an excellent venue to meet and dialogue with industry colleagues.

For more information on this event, CLICK HERE.

****Please note that registration for the Canada-U.S. Automotive Dinner is not part of this registration and must be done separately.