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AIAG - Automotive Industry Action Group

AIAG - Automotive Industry Action Group

机动车制造业

Southfield,Michigan 29,941 位关注者

Best practices, standards, publications and training. By the industry, for the industry.

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AIAG was founded in 1982 by several major automakers to develop and share best practices to create a leaner, more efficient supply base. Since then, AIAG has grown and evolved to address increasingly complex global supply-chain, manufacturing and quality issues, and now has tools and processes that can help diverse industries improve their performance by protecting and enhancing corporate reputations, rooting out waste and inefficiency, uncovering cost savings and improving quality. AIAG is a catalyst for achieving peak enterprise performance through its unique insight into industry issues, candid collaborative experts and delivery of real practical solutions that address the challenges of quality, cost, and speed throughout the global supply chain.

网站
https://www.aiag.org
所属行业
机动车制造业
规模
11-50 人
总部
Southfield,Michigan
类型
非营利机构
创立
1982
领域
Corporate Responsibility、Quality Standards and Tools、Supply Chain Management和Global Engineering and IT

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    4400 Town Center

    US,Michigan,Southfield,48075

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  • This week, our dedicated AIAG team members, Tanya Bolden, Vice President of Corporate Responsibility and Supply Chain Products & Services; Christopher Lewis, Vice President of Development & Engagement and a member of the planning committee for AAMA; and AIAG board member Matthew Stich, Vice President of Purchasing Supplier Development at Toyota Motor North America, engaged with the Alabama Automotive Manufacturing Association to champion corporate responsibility. While there, Tanya highlighted our Forced Labor Due Diligence Program during the Foreign Trade Zones segment, providing valuable insights into the program. Stay tuned as we continue to drive the industry forward with our commitment to fostering ethical supply chains. #AAMA #Supplychain

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  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) latest data shows a sharp rise in forced labor enforcement actions against the automotive and aerospace industries—now matching electronics, a long-time focal point. With scrutiny intensifying under UFLPA, are you prepared? AIAG, alongside six OEMs and four top technology providers, has developed a comprehensive Forced Labor Due Diligence program to help you stay ahead. Proactively protect your business, your customers, and human rights—learn more today. https://hubs.ly/Q03cJd940 Explore Kharon's article, a trusted partner in our Forced Labor Due Diligence program, to read more about this compelling graph and other insights. https://hubs.ly/Q03cHNNf0 #supplychains #transparency

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  • Just under 7 days until the kickoff of AIAG's new three-part series on carbon! The series begins this spring with our first session, "Carbon Inventory Management. Join us from 9:30-11:30 a.m. March 25, 2025, for a two-hour virtual workshop exploring: ??Types of greenhouse gases and their impact on global warming. ??Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions accounting ??Overview of Greenhouse Gas Protocol, standards from the International Organizatio n for Standardization, and other frameworks. ??Data collection methods, including tools and technologies for emissions tracking. ??Importance of third-party verification for confirming emission reduction efforts and promoting transparency. #carbonemissions #sustainability #Decarbonization From real world case studies to live polling, this interactive workshop provides critical insights to help you meet regulatory requirements and corporate sustainability goals. Plus, it’s free to members and non-members alike. https://hubs.ly/Q03cnygT0 #Carbonemissions #Sustainability #Decarbonization

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  • Are you just waiting for change, or are you preparing to win? In the latest episode of our sponsored collaboration with the Automotive Supply Chain Prophets, guest Paul Eichenberg shares insights on how the companies can be more aggressive in their efforts to stay ahead. With tariffs, EV uncertainty, and supply chain disruptions reshaping the industry, companies can’t afford to react—they must plan ahead. The best way? Scenario planning. Mapping out different possibilities and preparing for what’s next gives suppliers a real advantage in this rapidly changing landscape says Paul. Want to know how to stay ahead in this ever-changing industry? Tune in to hear Paul Eichenberg’s insights.https://hubs.ly/Q03ckPjh0

  • From ongoing supply chain disruptions and evolving trade policies to new technologies and industry advancements, staying informed and prepared for what’s next is more critical than ever. That’s why our Tomorrow’s Leaders Today (TLT) program is more than just a training course — it’s a strategic investment in your company’s future, equipping leaders to navigate uncertainty, optimize operations, and drive meaningful improvements. Through AIAG’s exclusive partnership with the Wayne State University (WSU) Mike Ilitch School of Business, our 2025 program provides: · Instruction and guidance from a diverse group of experts, including leaders from OEMs, Tier 1s, AIAG, and WSU · Insights on emerging tools and technologies to monitor supply chain health · Essential skills in leadership, people management, supply chain, sustainability, and continuous improvement · A supply chain transformation project — implemented at participant companies with results reported back Designed to accommodate busy professionals, the TLT program is divided into two sessions — April 15-17 and September 16-17 — allowing participants to apply learning through the transformation project between sessions. Whether you’re looking for leadership development training to align with corporate goals, reduce turnover and related expenses, or simply ensure your team has agile, forward-thinking leaders, now’s the time to take next steps. Click here https://hubs.ly/Q03cj2zV0 to learn more and get started today!

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  • In the latest episode of our sponsored collaboration with the Automotive Supply Chain Prophets, co-host James Liegghio of AIAG and Paul Eichenberg an industry strategist with decades of experience, break down the biggest disruptions and what suppliers must do to stay ahead. The EV transition isn’t as smooth as many expected. Early adopters have made their move, but now suppliers are stuck in a tough spot—too much uncertainty, not enough volume, and profitability still out of reach says Paul. In North America, EV adoption is just 10%, while Europe is pushing ahead by over 20%. The real problem? Suppliers are caught in limbo, struggling to make money as policies and market demand shift back and forth. So, what happens next? Will the transition slow down or speed up? Paul Eichenberg breaks it all down in this episode—tune in now! https://hubs.ly/Q03c7JLR0

  • Delve into the latest episode of the AIAG sponsored Automotive Supply Chain Prophets Podcast. Tariffs, EV slowdowns, and shifting regulations—the auto industry is changing faster than ever. Suppliers are caught in the middle, trying to navigate an uncertain future. Will globalization give way to regionalization? Can suppliers survive the slow transition to EVs? And how will regulatory shifts impact the supply chain? In this episode, we’re joined by Paul Eichenberg an industry strategist with decades of experience, to break down the biggest disruptions and what suppliers must do to stay ahead. The future is coming fast—are you ready for it? Listen now for expert insights on what’s next. https://hubs.ly/Q03c5php0

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  • The latest insights from Centipede and AIAG highlight critical updates on U.S. trade policy regarding steel and aluminum tariffs. These measures continue to impact global supply chains, pricing, and trade relations. Key Takeaways: ? Tariff Adjustments: Ongoing reviews on Section 232 tariffs affecting steel and aluminum imports. ? Global Trade Impact: Increased scrutiny on trade agreements and exemptions for specific countries. ? Supply Chain Implications: Rising costs and compliance challenges for manufacturers and suppliers. ? Regulatory Compliance: Businesses must stay proactive in adapting to policy shifts. As trade policies evolve, companies must assess risks, explore alternatives, and strengthen compliance strategies to mitigate potential disruptions. Stay informed and prepared! #TradePolicy #SteelTariffs #AluminumTariffs #SupplyChain

  • As tariffs continue to evolve, including the most recent 25% tariffs on all steel and 10-15% on aluminum imports, AIAG is offering a series of FREE webinars bringing tariff experts with insights on how to best interpret and manage these changes. Join us: 1.Navigating Cross-Border Logistics: AEO and CTPAT Updates and Compliance Strategies (March 19 - en espa?ol) https://hubs.ly/Q03bTrxV0 2.Mexico Trade Insights: Understanding IMMEX Programs and Tariff Strategies (March 20) https://hubs.ly/Q03bTrRG0 3.America First Trade Policy: Reshaping the NA Automotive Industry (March 27) https://hubs.ly/Q03bT9rm0 4. Trade Policy & Tariffs: What’s New & What’s Next? (April 9) https://hubs.ly/Q03bTrDx0 Or secure your spot today for our 5-hour virtual event Navigating North American Tariffs: Strategies for Trade Success https://hubs.ly/Q03bTr4Y0 (May 8) where leading legal experts, trade service providers, and industry professionals will share key insights. #USTariffs #Globaltrade #GlobalEconomy

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