Las Vegas, Nevada — Registration is now open for the 13th annual MSO Symposium, set to take place November 4, 2024. This year’s event will feature programming aimed at providing information on the upcoming trends and technologies within the collision repair industry.
The symposium will specifically kick off at the start of SEMA/AAPEX in Las Vegas, Nevada and will begin at 9:00 a.m. PDT.
The event is tailored to small, medium and large multi-shop operators, growing independent collision repair facility owners and their business partners. The one day conference will begin with a light breakfast and the first of many networking breaks.
In a recent press release, Mike DeFrancesco, advisory board member and Vice President of Strategic Accounts, Collision Right commented that “the comradery in our industry is appreciated and it leads to ongoing improvement for our customers and the market. I value hearing from and speaking with my peers regarding what’s working and the challenges we face. At the MSO Symposium, we unite and discuss how to make our industry better for all.”
This year, the 2024 event program consists of presentations and panel discussions that aim to provide information and insight on the economy, the most recent consolidation trends, expanding A.I. influences, data breach concerns, an outlook on the industry’s future and more.
Additional networking opportunities include a plated luncheon, an afternoon break and a post event reception to take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday evening.
“The MSO Symposium’s uniqueness has made the conference a staple for owners, managers and executives leading collision repair facilities in the North American market,” Roy Schnepper, owner of Butler’s Collision in Michigan further commented.
The press release concluded that those interested in attending the event should register their teams as soon as possible as seating is limited and early registration discounts are only available for a limited time.
For more information or to register for the event, click here.
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