Make your voice heard in Washington, D.C.

Independent dealers will take their concerns about the automobile industry directly to policymakers on Capitol Hill in September.

Registration is open for the NIADA 2023 Policy Conference Sept. 19-20 at the Ritz-Carlton Pentagon City.

The two-day event brings dealers together with members of Congress and regulators to discuss real legislative and regulatory issues facing the independent automobile industry.
The conference will include meetings with federal agencies and regulatory dignitaries Sept. 19. The PAC Cup dinner will end the day, where the region which contributes the most to the PAC Fund between the NIADA Convention and the Policy Conference will be honored. In the past eight years, the competition between the four regions has raised more than $800,000.

The PAC Fund helps NIADA support candidates for office who share NIADA’s philosophy.
On Sept. 20, there will be Capitol Hill meetings around lunch at the Library of Congress. A Capitol Hill debrief and farewell reception will conclude the conference.

“During this year’s conference we will be going back to the Hill, putting our dealer members and industry partners face-to-face with legislators and their staff has always been the most effective way to get our message across,” said NIADA President Gordon Tormohlen.

Registration is $100 per member dealer. Register today here.

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