Registration has opened for the 2023 Heavy Duty Repair Forum, which will return to Fort Worth, Texas, on April 18-19.
The HD Repair Forum enables the medium- and heavy-duty collision repair industry to hear the latest information on collision industry trends and how technology is redefining the industry.
In returning to the historic Hilton in downtown Fort Worth, this year's event will follow a similar format as in years past, with presentations and panel discussions involving OEMs, repair experts, insurers, and other collision industry leaders. Unique to the event are a diverse set of focused learning tracks, providing more in-depth information on topics that address the industry’s repair demands and business growth opportunities.
Similar to previous HD Repair Forums, the advisory board plays a critical role in developing the agenda, speakers, and content.
Rodney Rowland, Body shop manager at Lakeside Trucks in Wisconsin says, “I’ve been attending the HD Repair Forum since its inception in 2018. It has become the place for the leaders in the industry to gather to share knowledge, identify trends, and drive improvement for the entire industry.”
The HD Repair Forum is the only collision-focused event for medium- and heavy-duty repairers, making it a must-attend event for collision shop owners, managers, lead technicians and estimators. These stakeholders and other industry partners including executives from OEMs, insurance and appraisal companies will also not want to miss this exclusive, once-a-year in-person opportunity to gather information, network with peers and business partners, and better equip their business for the challenges experienced by everyone in the market, organizers say.
Registration for the event is now open. Early registration discounts and group hotel rates are available for a limited time. To access registration and gather more information go to hdrepairforum.com/event-registration/.
Companies and organizations interested in sponsoring the industry’s only collision-focused event may reach out to Brian Nessen [email protected] or Jennie Lepore [email protected].
