ST. JOHNS, Fla. Bill Long, president of the Automotive Aftermarket Supplier’s Association and Bill Moss, owner of Euro Service Automotive (Warrenton, Va.), have been elected to the board of directors of the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF). Additionally, Steve Douglas, environmental affairs director for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, was elected to the position of treasurer/secretary.
Long joins the NASTF board as a new AASA/MEMA representative, after Steve Handschuh, a longtime NASTF Board member, was promoted at MEMA and unable to continue his NASTF responsibilities. Handschuh had served as NASTF treasurer/secretary, which generated the vacancy filled now by Steve Douglas, an existing member of the NASTF board.
Moss was nominated by the Board of the Automotive Service Association (ASA) to represent ASA on the NASTF Board of Directors following the departure of Ron Pyle. Moss is the director of the mechanical division of ASA, in addition to his primary role as owner of a four-bay European vehicle specialty shop in a suburb of Washington, D.C.
“NASTF is blessed to have the high level of automotive service wisdom and experience available to us as we have in Bill Long and Bill Moss,” remarked Charlie Gorman, NASTF chairman of the board. “New members in the NASTF leadership will introduce innovation in NASTF solutions and will energize us veterans of the board to continue giving our best.”