Helm to Attend 2024 Mopar® Vendor Expo in Las Vegas, with Chairman Tanvir Arfi Delivering Keynote Address

PLYMOUTH, Mich., Sept. 5, 2024 ~ Las Vegas, NV - Helm, a leading provider of business services and technologies, is set to attend the highly anticipated 2024 Mopar® Vendor Expo in Las Vegas from September 8-12. The event, which will take place at Booth #322 Express Lane, will feature a keynote address from Helm's Chairman Tanvir Arfi during the General Session on September 12 at 11 a.m.

With over 900 attendees and more than 130 exhibitors, the annual Mopar Vendor Expo provides an opportunity for dealers, general managers, parts managers, and service managers from the Mopar network to explore services offered by current and potential vendors. Helm will be represented by Arfi, as well as Ryan Maguire, Executive Vice President of Retail Network Solutions, and Frank Donnelly, Vice President of Automotive Fixed Operations. The team will showcase Helm's wide range of marketing, branding, and e-commerce solutions including rewards and incentives programs and field sales services. They also plan to unveil new offerings aimed at enhancing customer retention across the Stellantis dealer network.

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During his keynote address, Arfi will draw upon his extensive expertise in the industry to discuss the future of aftersales and the megatrends reshaping mobility. He will also reveal key findings from a six-month research project conducted by Helm in collaboration with his alma mater Wichita State University. The project examined consumer behavior trends that impact vehicle extended warranty and service.

Helm has established itself as a top-tier provider of brand marketing, e-commerce solutions, engagement marketing software, and business services for some of the world's most renowned automotive companies. With a longstanding partnership with Stellantis already in place, Helm has achieved proven results through initiatives such as Mopar Vehicle Protection and Mopar Express Lane. Most recently, they extended their partnership with Jeep Performance Parts and bproauto®, introducing innovative strategies to enhance personalization and customization options.

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Maguire expressed his excitement about attending the Mopar Vendor Expo, stating, "This is a strategic opportunity for Helm to showcase our comprehensive services aimed at boosting dealership sales, profitability, and customer retention. Our focus is on providing dedicated consulting, brand marketing, and specialized programs that support various verticals within dealerships. By engaging with key stakeholders at this event, we aim to identify and implement tailored solutions that prepare their businesses for the future and strengthen the Stellantis dealership network."

Attendees can visit Helm at Booth #322 during the Mopar Vendor Expo or visit their website at https://www.helm.com/connect-with-helm to learn more about working with them to promote their brand. With their extensive range of services and proven track record of success, Helm is a valuable partner for any automotive company looking to enhance their business.

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