QAPx, the long-awaited digital solution for the administration of QAP, is now live. Each dealer location is now able to sign up for its preferred onboarding month via the NMEDA Member Portal. Signups will be limited to 30 locations per month, with dealers able to choose from October, November, December, and January…
We are excited to announce that registration is now open for the Fall Manufacturer Service School (MSS) being held November 8-10, 2021 at Q’STRAINT in sunny Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
When Berlin, NJ resident Julia Bonamassa took the field for her youth soccer and softball games at 10 years old, she started falling down a lot. She began having trouble running. A few months later, her identical twin sister, Jessica, started experiencing the same thing.
As you are well aware, late last year NMEDA implemented a new Association Management System (AMS), more commonly known to you, our members, as the Member Portal. One goal of implementing this new system was to provide an upgraded and more “self-service” platform for our members…
It’s getting close! QAPx, the web-based application that will allow members to administer QAP digitally, is almost here. Have a look at this introductory video for a brief preview of what’s coming…
NMEDA is so excited to announce the dates for our upcoming Manufacturer Service School (MSS) hosted by Q’STRAINT. This three-day training event is a convenient and cost-effective way for technicians to become certified by multiple manufacturers…
What’s that? You’re not registered for the 2021 NMEDA Annual Conference? What are you waiting for? If you’re waiting to learn more about our dealer learning sessions, check out this video message from Dave Lemmon…
NMEDA member, American Lift Aids, recently partnered with the Make-A-Wish Foundation to help a local family gain automotive independence…
The countdown is officially on as we enter double-digits for days until the NMEDA Annual Conference and Auto Mobility Expo! That’s right, there are only 95 days until the top auto mobility players will gather in Columbus, Ohio.
Speaking with Charlotte’s Brian Muscarella, it’s hard to imagine that there was once a time that he was intimidated by driving with hand controls. But for those first six months after his highly rare, C7 level, spinal stroke at age 53, he certainly was. Yes, even as he was learning to do so much in life all over again, and adding the new dimension of adaptive sports, he didn’t think he could drive…