"NACE Means Collision Repair." The theme for this year's International Autobody Congress & Exposition (NACE) definitely sums up the event in four simple words. Where else can you find 30,000 collision professionals assembling in one place - ready to network, learn, purchase and have a great time!

NACE 2003, which will be held Dec. 4-7 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla., brings together all sectors of the collision repair industry, both domestically and internationally. Backed by a 21-year history, this year's NACE promises to deliver something for everybody. From its lineup of more than 45 education sessions, to its world-class exposition showcasing the latest collision repair products, services, equipment and technology, attendees are sure to take something away from this year's event.

Since there's so much to do, AutoInc. provides you with complete coverage of what you might expect at NACE, including show specials from various exhibitors and a preview of this year's keynote address by Bill O'Reilly. Plus, everything else that makes NACE the No. 1 global event for the collision repair industry.

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