People from all areas of service parts organizations attend the NASB Conference for many different reasons.

Marketing and CRM professionals should attend so that they can understand what best practices leading companies use to assess their performance, market to their vehicle owners, and deliver outstanding results.

Staff responsible for technical training, technical information diagnostics systems, and FRFT initiatives should attend to understand what other companies are doing to improve their dealers’ ability to service and repair vehicles.

Senior service operations management should use insights gained at the conference as a springboard for business planning and initiative development. They also gain many opportunities to network with industry colleagues.

Companies may also want to use the NASB Conference as a training venue for high potential employees.

Over two days, attendees have the opportunity to attend breakout sessions and presentations, network with peers and learn from industry experts. 

The NASB Conference is packed with new research on emerging issues and robust discussions on the service business. The event allows OEMs to have detailed discussions on current and pertinent topics and walk away with action items. Networking opportunities provide access to industry experts and thought leaders across all participating OEMs, as well as time to connect with Carlisle & Co facilitators on your topics of interest.