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ASA Northwest’s virtual Automotive Training Expo on deck in August

ASA Northwest’s virtual Automotive Training Expo on deck in August

By Staff/Wire Reports on June 24, 2020

The event that was postponed in March due to Covid-19 has now become a virtual training event that will be held Aug. 3-6.

ASA Northwest turns focus toward member safety and assistance

“Everyone is reaching out to help others less fortunate — and that’s what we’re all about in this country as well as right here in ASA. We support our membership, their business needs and becoming a resource for them to call so they get answers to their questions," says Jeff Lovell, executive director.

ASA Northwest turns focus toward member safety and assistance

By Rob Merwin on March 25, 2020

Executive Director Jeff Lovell says aftermarket coming together to provide solutions and answers in wake of coronavirus.

ASA Northwest postpones annual March training event and expo as Washington governor issues ban due to coronavirus

By Rob Merwin on March 12, 2020

ASA Northwest has announced it has rescheduled its annual Automotive Training Expo (ATE) 2020 Expo to July 31 – Aug., at the DoubleTree Hilton by SeaTac Hotel.

ASA Northwest keeping close tabs on Coronavirus as annual training event date nears

By Rob Merwin on March 4, 2020

According to the Washington State Department of Health, the immediate health risk from COVID-19 is considered low.

ASA Northwest opens registration for ATE 2020, March 27-29, event expects sell out

The all-inclusive package for ATE includes three days of training classes, two breakfasts (Saturday and Sunday), two lunches (Friday and Saturday), and free admission to the ATE trade show. Dave Schedin of CompuTrek will give the Saturday breakfast keynote.

ASA Northwest opens registration for ATE 2020, March 27-29, event expects sell out

By Rob Merwin on December 19, 2019

The training event and trade show is expected to sell out; early-bird registration for members ends Jan. 29.