About APMA
APMA is Canada’s National Association representing 90% of parts production with over $35 billion in sales and 96,000 skilled people.
Board of Directors
APMA’s 18-member Board of Directors provides a continuous focus on the interests our members and the overall industry.
Key Initiatives
APMA advocates on behalf of our members for fair trade and business policies providing leadership on the evolving industry landscape.
Group Benefits
APMA has partnered with GroupHEALTH Benefit Solutions to offer its members access to the APMA Group Benefits Plan.
Referral Program
In an effort to serve our industry better, APMA and CAMM are seeking (and rewarding) your assistance in obtaining new members!
APMA Industry Tracker
The APMA Industry Tracker™ provides industry members with a one-stop location for every piece of automotive data a supplier might require.
ASCIP Program
ASCIP seeks to increase the sourcing capabilities of Ontario-based small and medium sized automotive suppliers, while encouraging innovation.
APMA HR Network
The APMA HR Network continues to evolve as the industry standard for automotive employers and employees focused on the global auto industry.
APMA Sourcing Guide
The Canadian Automotive Sourcing Guide is a one-stop resource to find products and information needed by industry professionals.
Newsletter
The APMA eNews Brief features relevant weekly news and issues affecting the Canadian automotive manufacturing and supply industry.
Magazine
Lead, Reach and Connect is the source for information on key automotive intelligence, industry events, and insights into world class standards.
Advertise
APMA offers a number of different mediums through which companies can advertise or otherwise promote themselves.
Instant Search Results
Originally created as an in-house supplier show at Volkswagen (VW) headquarters, the Internationale Zuliefererbörse (IZB), www.izb-online.com has become Germany’s leading international automotive supplier trade fair. Held biennially in Wolfsburg, Germany, IZB utilizes the partner country approach common to large German trade fairs.
In 2018, the theme is “Think Digital” focusing on technological innovations in the vehicle. IZB organizers have reorganized the trade halls. The Canadian Pavilion will now be housed in Hall 4 (Automotive Clusters). APMA is again working with our colleagues at the Government of Canada and the Province of Ontario on this initiative. Canada has the opportunity to continue to demonstrate its strength in the automotive supplier industry and present itself as an investment destination and R&D partner. The 2018 IZB is expected to draw over 700 exhibitors and 50,000 visitors.
To learn more or to sign up for a booth, Click Here.
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