Educational seminars are a popular and heavily booked part of the Collision Repair Expo, because they directly address the issues challenging collision repair workshop businesses.

Hosted by the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA), the Collision Repair Expo will be held from Thursday 6 to Saturday 8 April 2017 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Seminars will be offered on Friday 7 and Saturday 8 April with separate seminar programs designed for the mechanical repair and collision repair workshop sectors.

The underlying seminar theme will be how technology will soon dominate almost every aspect of the automotive service and repair industry. Specific seminar themes were selected following qualitative research among aftermarket businesses across Australia.

These themes will offer you solutions to vital business concerns, including:
• Critical update by President of I-CAR International.
• Finding and keeping top people.
• The technology challenges of repairing modern vehicles.
• Rapidly evolving fault finding modes and the impacts of OEM Telematics.
• Plus much more!

Top talent to deliver top topics

AAAA Executive Director Stuart Charity said the Collision Repair Expo seminars will be delivered by top Australian and international automotive experts. “Our Seminar Program Coordinator Colin Bockman has consulted with collision repair industry experts to define the ideal format. He has identified star problem solving presenters to share their knowledge and experience,” said Stuart Charity.

“Their seminar content will give you practical information and tips you can use immediately in your business to improve bottom line performance.

“To ensure seminar delegates can access specific information from presenters, in a number of seminars Q and A sessions will feature. This facility varies due to the individual format of each seminar.

“This seminar program is only one way in which the Expo will deliver value to Australia’s collision repair workshop businesses. In addition, the Expo presents the latest products and technology, and three days of networking and business development opportunities,” said Stuart Charity.

To attend the Collision Repair Expo seminars of your choice, visit http://www.collisionrepair.com.au/. Select the sessions you want to attend and register on line. Due to the popularity of the Expo Seminar Program, you must register in advance.