Dealers may nominate themselves in one of five categories of the new USA Today Dealer Innovation Award: sales/marketing; online sales
management; online product display; dealer image; or employee recruiting and training.
Dealers may nominate themselves in one of five categories of the new USA Today Dealer Innovation Award: sales/marketing; online sales
management; online product display; dealer image; or employee recruiting and training.
Dealers must demonstrate how they applied technology to reach defined, quantifiable business goals or objectives.
Nominations may be entered online at www.nada.usatoday.com.
The first award will be presented in conjunction with the 2002 New York International
Auto Show. USA Today will publish the winner in the national edition of the newspaper; 10 semi-finalists will be featured in regional editions. All NADA members are eligible.

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