WEGMANN automotive USA Inc. has promoted Jerilyn Henegar to marketing manager.
Henegar is a graduate of Tennessee Tech University, where she earned her degree in marketing. She has been the Marketing Specialist at WEGMANN automotive since February 2017.
Coming from the medical equipment industry, Henegar’s diverse marketing background will continue to be an asset as she moves into her new role with a wider range of responsibilities.
Dayco said these developments strengthen its focus on innovation and growth.
Dayco announced the appointment of several strategic leadership positions, as well as the relocation of the company’s headquarters to Birmingham, MI.
Following the acquisition by Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, a primary focus for the company has been building a global leadership team to deliver the company’s long-term strategy, Dayco said.
Alison Trueblood was promoted to the role, effective May 1.
Paul Donahue (at left) will transition from chairman and CEO to executive chairman. William Stengel, II, currently president and COO, will succeed Donahue as president and CEO of GPC and will serve as a member of the board of directors.
Brian Martin joins the company as business development manager for North America.
Matthew Steinmetz was named field marketing rep and Kaysie Keen was promoted to a newly created position of field marketing manager.
Akebono said it expanded its severe-duty ultra-premium disc brake pad line by 14 new part numbers.
Lumileds has expanded the Philips Ultinon Drive 5000 series to include eight models.
Twenty-two new import part numbers, as well as 39 new pulley and tensioner part numbers, are immediately available.
The product lineup was created to service and maintain both R-134a and R-1234yf automotive A/C systems, according to B’laster Holdings.
