Pub. 6 2024 Issue 3

The countdown has begun for our largest annual event — the “Family Reunion” Convention at Mill Falls on Lake Winnipesaukee from June 23‑25! Don’t miss out on this perfect opportunity to kick off your summer with fellow members of your industry.

As summer approaches and more teenagers enter the workplace due to low unemployment, now is a good time to review the laws governing the employment of individuals under the age of 18 in New Hampshire.

NHADA would like to thank our board members who are stepping away after several successful years serving our membership. Marshall Jespersen (Chairman, ICL Autos) presenting a plaque to Mike Phillips (independent used car director, Phillips Auto Sales) as a thank you for his years of service. MIKE PHILLIPS(Independent Used Car)Phillips Auto SalesYears of Service: 2018-2024 MARYBETH ALOSA(Heavy

Town Hall Meeting
Earlier this year, Souhegan Valley Motorsports participated in the Motorcycle and Powersports Town Hall, hosted in the NHADA seminar room.

On May 15, professionals from member and partner businesses gathered for a day of education and networking at our Business Conference & Partner Expo. The event, made possible by the generous support of our sponsors, members and partners, showcased a diverse array of engaging breakout sessions.

Dealers often refer to their dealership employees as “family.” These teams are close-knit groups of hard workers who care about their customers, each other and their community. A strong dealership culture is good not only for employees but also for business. So, how is the “family” culture created?

Last November, NADA President and CEO Mike Stanton authored an op‑ed in Automotive News that shaped the automotive industry narrative on EVs, and the then-forthcoming EV regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

In the dynamic world of the motor vehicle industry, fostering strong networks and staying up with industry trends is vital for survival as well as growth and innovation.