Niterra's McCauley Added to CAWA Manufacturers' Council

Niterra’s McCauley Added to CAWA Manufacturers’ Council

Terry McCauley is a veteran in the automotive aftermarket industry with over 38 years of experience.

Terry McCauley of Niterra North America, has been appointed to CAWA’s Manufacturers’ Advisory Council. CAWA said McCauley is a seasoned veteran in the automotive aftermarket industry with over 38 years of experience. Residing in Southern California, McCauley’s journey began at 15 when apprenticed as a technician, honing his skills in an automotive and RV repair shop in Huntington Beach, California. During college, his passion for the automotive world led him to a career as a parts professional. CAWA said he excelled in this role at a jobber store, where he demonstrated an innate understanding of automotive components and their intricacies.

“I have known Terry for some time, appreciate his commitment to the industry and am pleased to announce that he is joining the CAWA Manufacturers’ Advisory Council. I look forward to his participation and contributions to CAWA in assisting the Association in achieving its goals as an effective and valuable automotive care industry organization,” said Young Suhr Jr., chair of the board of directors.

In 1998, McCauley joined Niterra North America (formerly known as NGK Spark Plugs, USA) as a district manager. He ascended the ranks to become a senior district manager and took on a training role, mentoring and shaping newly hired district managers.

Today, as a key account specialist, McCauley is celebrating 25 years with Niterra. Throughout his tenure, he has held various positions within the company, including chairman of the Niterra Sales Committee, where he played a crucial role in representing the sales department during the successful launch of the B2B portal, CAWA said.

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