Learn more about NTEA's professional development program for industry professionals with 10 years or fewer in the field.

1. Generation Next
Giving early careerists support in developing skills and building peer relationships in
the work truck industry

2. ntea.com/generationnext

3. Generation Next Membership
Membership is FREE to employees of NTEA member companies
who are new to the work truck industry (less than 10 years of
service)
Generation Next members represent all industry segments —
small and large companies
• Distributors
• Manufacturers
• Industry-related suppliers

4. Generation Next Membership
(Cont’d)
Job titles of Generation Next members range from technician to
sales rep, manager to president

5. Generation Next Members Say…
“I joined Generation Next just to find some people who are like
me –people who are new to this industry and learning something
new every day. I’m naturally a ‘go-getter’ type of person and
really wanted to get involved.” - Member, Generation Next

6. Why Join Generation Next?
• Personal, business and professional development
• Gain new contacts from within the industry
• Boost industry knowledge
• Sharpen leadership skills
• Access to the group’s member-exclusive webinar series

7. Why Join Generation Next
(Cont’d)?
• Receive complimentary subscription to monthly
e-newsletter, Generation Next Edition
• Access to the NTEA Generation Next LinkedIn and Facebook
groups
• Freedom to commit as much time as you want... although your
involvement directly influences the benefits of membership

8. Interested in Becoming a Gen
Next Member?
If you are interested in more information, please contact any
member of the Generation Next Steering Committee (found at
ntea.com/generationnext) or NTEA Director of Information
Technology Derek Eng at 248-479-8909 or derek@ntea.com.

9. Already a Gen Next Member?
Become a leader by taking an active role in Generation Next’s
Steering Committee. The Committee helps guide development of
programs and services.
Several Generation Next members have been elected by NTEA’s
membership at-large to serve on the Association Board of
Directors.
ntea.com/generationnext

10. About NTEA
Established in 1964, NTEA – The Work Truck Association™,
a 501(c)(6) organization, represents more than 2,100
companies that manufacture, distribute, install, sell and repair
commercial vehicles, truck bodies, truck equipment, trailers and
accessories. Buyers of work trucks and the major commercial
truck chassis manufacturers also belong to NTEA.

11. About NTEA (Cont’d)
The Association provides in-depth technical information,
education, and member programs and services, and produces
Work Truck Week®, Green Truck Summit, Commercial Vehicle
Upfitting Summit and Executive Leadership Summit.
The Association maintains its administrative headquarters in
suburban Detroit and government relations offices in Washington,
DC, and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.