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NTEA Generation Next Division Chair Sean Woodman reflects on another successful Work Truck Week, highlighting the strong industry engagement, valuable connections and shared learning that define the event each year. Key...

The truck equipment industry is built on decades of technical expertise, regulatory knowledge and shared experience — but for emerging professionals, that depth can feel overwhelming. NTEA’s Generation Next program was...

As Work Truck Week 2026 approaches, this article encourages early-career professionals to move beyond simply attending and instead prepare with intention. Building on insights from a previous Generation Next Edition...

The Generation Next Steering Committee is inviting engaged professionals to help shape the future of leadership in the work truck industry. In this article, Chris Prenkert, MBA—Generation Next Division At-Large member...

For those new to the work truck industry, there’s no better way to understand the landscape, and your place in it, than by attending Work Truck Week 2026, scheduled March 10–13 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Learn how this...

Generation Next's Peter Livas, executive vice president of Brake & Clutch, Inc., shares how adaptability, curiosity, and optimism drive success in today’s evolving work truck industry. Learn how embracing change can fuel...

Breaking into the work truck industry can feel overwhelming, but Generation Next helps newcomers find their footing. Through free training, industry-focused news, and a welcoming peer network, Gen Next equips...

NTEA’s Generation Next gives new commercial vehicle industry professionals support in developing skills and building peer relationships. Membership is free to employees of NTEA member companies who are new to the work...

NTEA Generation Next's Sean Woodman shares why Commercial Vehicle Summit can be of value to early careerists, including Generation Next members.

NTEA Generation Next's Jennifer Rogers shares why Executive Leadership Summit can be of value to early careerists, including Generation Next members.