NPDA calls on dealers for roundtable discussion with investors
The National Powersports Dealer Association (NPDA), in partnership with BMO Capital Markets, is inviting a select group of franchised powersports dealers to participate in a private roundtable discussion with institutional investors.
BMO, which is part of the seventh-largest bank in North America, is working with NPDA to bring the dealer perspective directly into investor conversations through a series of focused, one-hour discussions.
NPDA is now accepting interest for the second roundtable, which will take place on April 3. The session is designed to give investors a clear, candid view of current conditions across the powersports industry, including insights related to major OEMs.
“Dealers will be asked to share candid, professional perspectives on market trends, manufacturer relationships, retail demand, and where the industry is headed,” says NPDA board member Mark Sheffield. “This is an opportunity to bring real-world experience into conversations that often happen without direct dealer input.”
Each session will be private and will center on constructive, experience-based discussions. Participation will be limited to approximately 12 dealers.
What to know:
- Open to all franchised powersports dealers; NPDA membership is not required.
- Owners and general managers are preferred.
- A mix of medium- and large-volume dealers across brands and markets will be selected.
- Not all applicants will be chosen due to limited availability.
As a thank you for participating, two attendees will be randomly selected after the session to receive a $250 Amazon gift card.
Dealers selected to participate will receive a formal digital invitation, followed by a confirmation email with full meeting details. Qualified applicants can sign up and fill out a form here.
