Correction: The Wholesale Institute Announces Expanded Schedule for Dealers in 2009
ATLANTA - The recent news release regarding The Wholesale Institute's 2009 schedule contained an error: The Feb. 25 workshop in Louisville, Ky., will take place at the Manheim Louisville location (not the Manheim Kentucky location). Please note this for any upcoming coverage. The company apologizes for this mistake.
ATLANTA - The recent news release regarding The Wholesale Institute’s 2009 schedule contained an error: The Feb. 25 workshop in Louisville, Ky., will take place at the Manheim Louisville location (not the Manheim Kentucky location). Please note this for any upcoming coverage. The company apologizes for this mistake.
Manheim’s The Wholesale Institute, a free, traveling workshop that teaches franchised and independent dealers how to use online resources to achieve profitability goals, announced its expanded schedule for the first quarter of 2009.
“The Wholesale Institute’s mission is to help dealers increase profitability by teaching them how to buy and sell cars online,” said Amanda Young, director of customer relations for Online Solutions. “We’ve increased our offerings in the first quarter and doubled our sessions during 2009 to meet increased demand by dealers who want to sharpen their online skills.”
The Wholesale Institute’s schedule for the first quarter of 2009:
Manheim Ft. Myers, Ft. Myers, Fla. on Jan. 9.
Manheim Minneapolis, Maple Grove, Minn. on Jan. 13.
Manheim New York, Newburgh, N.Y. on Feb. 2.
Manheim Baltimore-Washington,Elkridge, Md. on Feb. 5.
Manheim St. Pete, Clearwater, Fla. on Feb. 18.
Manheim San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas on Feb. 24.
Manheim Louisville, Louisville, Ky. on Feb. 25.
Manheim Southern California, Fontana, Calif. on March 2.
Manheim Arena Illinois, Bolingbrook, Ill. on March 4.
Manheim NY Metro Skyline, Fairfield, N.J. on March 9.
Manheim El Paso, El Paso, Texas on March 11.
Manheim Ft. Wayne, Ft. Wayne, Ind. on March 18.
Manheim Kansas City, Kansas City, Mo. on March 20.
Manheim Pittsburgh, Cranberry Township, Pa on March 24.
Manheim North Carolina, Kenly, N.C. on March 26.
TWI sessions are held at Manheim’s more than 90 North American operating locations and cover a variety of topics and best practices for dealers interested in using online channels. Material covered during the workshop includes tips on making the best use of all Manheim’s online tools, including OVE.com, Manheim.com and Manheim Simulcast.
TWI shares in-depth buying and selling insights with dealers and teaches them about post-sale inspections, transportation, post-sale follow-up, retailing a virtual unit and arbitration policies.
Further, dealers registered to attend the 2009 National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) convention in New Orleans will also have the opportunity to learn TWI-style tips from Young as she hosts the NADA workshop titled, “Shift Happens: How Online Wholesale Sites Can Increase Franchised Dealership Profitability,” on Jan. 24, 25 and 26. See the NADA convention Web site for more details at http://expo.nada.org.
For more information about The Wholesale Institute or to register for a session, visit www.thewholesaleinstitute.com or call (866) 423-5678.
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