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The CAR Conference Team provides total conference management to
outside organizations including:
- Coordination of meetings as small as twenty or as large as
2,000+
- Marketing and advertising
- Speaker selection and management
- Complete registration management, including on-line registration
- Vendor management and coordination
- Exhibitor and sponsor contact and management
- Site planning and logistics
- Complete on-site conference management
- Budget development and reconciliation
For information on how our conference
team can help you manage your next event, please contact Lisa Hart, Vice President, Operations, CAR,
(734) 662–1287 or lhart@cargroup.org.
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The Business of Plugging In
A Plug-In Electric Vehicle Conference
October 12-14, 2010
Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center
Detroit, Michigan USA
To register >>>
Last year was a sell-out! Plan to register early for this year's event. Visit the conference website for updates: www.bpiconference.com
Mark your calendar for the 2010 Business of Plugging conference. Detroit's second annual plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) conference will take place October 12-14, 2010 at the Marriott at the Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan. This conference will bring together a diverse mix of leaders from the automotive, utility, academic, finance and new technology industries for three days of business development, education, and networking.
Hosted by the Center for Automotive Research in partnership with presenting sponsors, DTE Energy and General Motors Company, this conference will offer up-to-date information on the business side of plugging in from leaders in the various industries.
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August 1-4, 2011
The 2010 CAR Management Briefing Seminars concluded on Thursday afternoon, August 5. Key speakers included executives from Chrysler,
Ford, GM, and Bob King of the UAW. Additional speakers included leaders from BMW, Toyota, Honda, Nissan and
Volkswagen as well as from Continental, Johnson Controls, Tata Technologies and Yazaki.
The Honorable Governor Jennifer Granholm addressed the Automotive session Wednesday morning.
Press Release August 4, 2010-Center for Automotive Research, Automakers,
Suppliers Recognize Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm for her Contributions to the Auto Industry at
CAR Management Briefing Seminars
The award was presented during the morning session on Wednesday, August 4, 2010 at CAR’s Management Briefing
Seminars. Award Letter.
Speaker presentations are available with permission. >>>
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If you would like to receive updates on the CAR Management Briefing Seminars please contact Angie Ely at (734) 662–1287 or e–mail
CARregistration@cargroup.org.
For Sponsorship or Exhibiting opportunities, please contact Deborah Schilz at
(734) 929–0463
or dschilz@cargroup.org.
Presentations from
MBS 2004,
MBS 2005,
MBS 2006,
MBS 2007 and
MBS 2008, and
MBS 2009 are available for download.
Gas, Diesel and Hybrid Technology: Pathways for Achieving Cost-Effective Fuel Economy
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
7:30-11 a.m.
Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest
Ypsilanti, Michigan USA
This Briefing focused on the results of the just-released National Research Council report, "Assessing Fuel Economy Technologies for Light Duty Vehicles." A number of the authors, including CAR's Dr. Jay Baron, will commented on the report's results about technology options for increased fuel economy.
Presentations from the Breakfast: >>>
Summary: >>>
The NRC news release and report are available at: News Release and Report
Sponsored by: 
If you would like to receive updates on the CAR Breakfast Briefing Series please phone
(734) 662–1287 or e–mail
CARregistration@cargroup.org.
Roads to Renewal: A Summit on the Changing Automotive Industry
- How Communities Can Thrive
On April 14 & 15, 2009 at the Renaissance Chicago Hotel, Chicago, Illinois close to 200 people attended this inaugural event, including Dr. Edward Montgomery, the Obama Administration’s Director of Recovery for Automotive Communities and Workers.
The Summit addressed the challenges that automotive communities face regarding the overall state of the economy, the industry's future, its impact on communities, and lessons learned from the development of the auto industry in the southern region of the United States.
Planning is underway for the 2010 event.
For more information on the Automotive Communitites Program >>>
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