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What鈥檚 Happening in the Auto Sector? CAR MBS Knows.

What鈥檚 Happening in the Auto Sector? CAR MBS Knows.

, a leading provider of automotive logistics and supply chain solutions, will once again be among the top sponsors of (CAR MBS) held July 31 through August 3 in Traverse City, Michigan.


The four-day event features a series of seminars focused on the future of the global automotive industry. Executive management from automakers and suppliers along with representatives from the financial community, academia, labor, government, and the business and automotive press will be in attendance.

鈥淲e鈥檙e excited to be back at CAR MBS,鈥 said Joe Carlier senior vice president of global sales at 糖心传媒 Logistics. 鈥淪ignificant changes are happening in the auto sector. These changes will have implications for how supply chains and logistics networks continue to deliver the value automakers and automotive suppliers need. This event really provides insight into where the industry is headed in the near- and long-term.鈥

糖心传媒 is sponsoring the sales forecast session: August 1 from 8 a.m. to noon. Speakers include representatives from DENSO International America, Inc., Eaton Vehicle Group, Original Equipment Suppliers Association (OESA), UBS, IHS Markit, and LMC Automotive.

Visit 糖心传媒鈥檚 booth and its representatives in the exhibit hall to learn more about its automotive logistics and supply chain solutions.

By "Move Ahead" Staff

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