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TIA Now Accepting Nominations For 2018-’19 Board Of Directors

The deadline to submit nominations is Monday, May 7.

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The Tire Industry Association (TIA) is accepting nominations for service on the 2018-’19 TIA board of directors. The deadline to submit nominations is Monday, May 7.

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Each board of director will serve a three-year term and may be re-elected to serve two additional, three-year terms. Positions on the TIA board are open to individuals who fulfill the following requirements:

  • Employed by a TIA member company
  • Member company has been in good standing for two consecutive years prior to election
  • Represents a manufacturer, tire dealer, wholesale distributor, supplier, recycler or retreader

Any TIA member in good standing or an official representative of an industry association may recommend candidates to the Nominating Committee in accordance with the TIA bylaws. Self-nominations also are welcomed.

A nomination form is available at tireindustry.org/tia-board-directors-2018-nomination-form. Nominations must be received no later than 5 pm EST on Monday, May 7 for consideration. For more information contact LeAnn Harley, TIA director of marketing, at [email protected].

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