NADA University Adds FUEL to Dealer Training and Education
With the launch of its new social network, NADA University is reaching its members in a private online community setting.
MCLEAN, Va. — NADA U FUEL, a private online community, is being launched by NADA University, the education and training arm of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).
FUEL is exclusive to eligible NADA and American Truck Dealer (ATD) members, including: academy students and alumni, 20 Group members and NextGen ATD members.
The online community was created to enhance and expand the collaboration and idea-sharing that already exists among these groups.
FUEL provides community members with instant access to peer discussions, subject matter experts and comprehensive education and training materials offered by NADA University.
FUEL is the space to exchange ideas and tips for doing business; discuss trends in the marketplace; resolve business problems; give and get advice; and to keep in touch
“The car business is constantly changing and dealers need help to keep up,” said Erica Rose, social media and website marketing, NADA University. “We are proud and excited to offer a new solution that will help dealers connect with one another and share ideas and approaches in real time. With FUEL, communication is immediate.”
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