In this week’s Executive Interview with Bill Hanvey, president of the Auto Care Association, we looked back at some of the most encouraging milestones the aftermarket celebrated in 2020, along with a look at what is in store for the association and its members in 2021.
In this AMN Audio Insight, Hanvey shares why it’s so critical to become involved in industry associations.
Voting will take place online between May 28 and June 11, and is open to current SEMA-member companies.
The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) announced the following candidates are vying for a seat on the SEMA Board of Directors:Manufacturer (2 Seats)
• Rich Barsamian, Advanced Clutch Technology• Brian Herron, OPUS IVS• Kim Pendergast, Magnuson Products, Incumbent• Melissa Scoles, QA1
Distributor Retailer (2 Seats)
• Doug Lane, Motor State Distributing• Kelly Oeste, V8 Speed Shop• Josh Poulson, Auto Additions Inc.• Rob Ward, Legacy EV
The event will take place the first Wednesday of every month beginning in May.
Eighty-four percent of independent repair shops made that claim, surpassing other timely considerations, like technician recruitment and retention and inflation.
MEMA announced the next step in the campaign to get the REPAIR Act passed, asking aftermarket suppliers to get involved.
The event will take place June 25-26 in Greenville, SC.
The 2024 AAPEX Show will take place November 5-7 in Las Vegas.
The MEMA, eShipping Partner Program offers MEMA member companies a robust transportation management platform.
Collin Shaw succeeds Julie Fream who served 10 years in the position.
The council brings together executives from the automotive, commercial vehicle and remanufacturing sectors.
