Nevada Franchised Auto Dealers Association

4 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 9, ISSUE 2 NEVADA FRANCHI SED AUTO DEALERS ASSOC I AT ION insurance costs. Since the program’s inception, participating dealerships have reduced their workers’ compensation insurance costs by approximately 34% resulting in the savings of tens of millions of dollars in premium dollars. This would not be possible without the program being managed and administered by Pro Group Management. Pro Group not only provides effective claims management for our dealers, but they also assist dealerships in improving workplace safety. Pro Group’s Safety Division has a highly trained staff of safety experts who help to develop and continually refine our dealerships’ workplace safety programs through training, site visits, and other educational programs, ensuring that they are incompliance with countless OSHA standards and regulations. All safety consultation services are made available to all members of NANSIG at no additional cost. Like many other business sectors, the automotive industry is experiencing unprecedented pressures and transformative changes to the way Nevada’s and the nation’s new vehicle dealers service our customers. From having to deal with significant supply-chain constraints hampering vehicle production, to navigating evolving governmental regulations caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, dealerships across the country have had to significantly change their normal business practices in order to respond to these threats and continue to offer