Early Bird Registration Open for GMAC's National F&I Conference
Early bird registration for GMAC's National F&I Conference in Scottsdale, Ariz., begins June 1. The 14th Annual National F&I Conference will be
held at the Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort, November 19-23, 2003.
According to Sophie Harris of GMAC Educational Services, the conference provides a combination of sales improvement and personal development seminars designed to help maximize dealership management performance, including general managers, sales managers, and F&I managers.
F&I professionals from across North America learn and share industry information and innovative ideas and techniques to enhance their skills while enjoying camaraderie, according to Harris. Over the five-day conference, attendees can register for 10 of the 14 seminars offered by GMAC.
The $1800 Early Bird tuition continues through August 31 and includes all instruction and
classroom materials, as well as most meals, accommodations and recreational activities, Harris said. After August 31, tuition is $1900. F&I Reward dollars may be used toward tuition.
Visit www.gmacedu.com for conference details, and contact your local GMAC representative to enroll.
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