McLEAN, Va. -

Auto and truck dealers who missed workshops at recent industry conventions have a second chance to find that information, online.

The National Automobile Dealers Association has announced that workshops held at the 2013 NADA Convention, as well as the American Truck Dealers Convention, are now available online at www.NADAUniversity.com.

“If you couldn’t make it to Orlando or missed any workshops of special interest, you now have a chance to ‘attend’ them again without going anywhere,” said Kenneth Vance, chair of NADA’s Dealership Operations Committee and a new-car dealer in Eau Claire, Wisc.  

“This is a must-have, ‘one-stop-shopping’ opportunity for anyone working in a dealership to find real solutions to business challenges and implement creative strategies from the top trainers in our industry,” he said.

The workshops, which are organized and sponsored by NADA University, include 58 recorded sessions encompassing seven tracks for auto dealers and three for truck dealers, the company said.

The programs are included in the best-value Learning Hub premium subscription or available as packages individually in multiple formats.

Workshop tracks from the NADA Convention include Executive Leadership; Legal and Regulatory; Managing Your Resources; Parts and Accessories; Sales, Leasing, and Finance; and Service and Body Shop.  

The numerous new workshop titles at the NADA Convention include Cause Marketing: Your New Tool for Higher Profits; Digital Strategies to Double Fixed-Op Profits; Eliminate the F&I Bottleneck for Good; and Five Ways to Engage the Next Generation of Owners.

For truck dealers, workshop tracks from the ATD Convention include Executive Leadership, Managing Your Resources and Medium-Duty operations.

New workshop titles at the ATD Convention include Biodiesel: America’s Advanced Biofuel, Here and Now and Four Keys to Financial Success for Truck Dealers.

For more information, visit www.NADAUniversity.com.
 

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