Q&A with Auto Care Association’s Bill Hanvey
For our January cover story, distribution industry leaders reflect on accomplishments from 2022 and what’s ahead for 2023.
Opportunity Ahead 2022: Auto Care’s Bill Hanvey
Part 8 in this series features Bill Hanvey, president and CEO, Auto Care Association.
AMN Drivetime With Auto Care’s Bill Hanvey (Podcast)
This episode dives into a number of important topics while also reflecting back on milestone career moments.
AMN Drivetime With Auto Care’s Bill Hanvey (Video)
In this latest episode of AMN Drivetime with Bill Babcox, we hear from Bill Hanvey, president and CEO of the Auto Care Association.
Listen: Bill Hanvey Talks About Getting Involved
“The members drive the ship,” said Auto Care President Bill Hanvey, when discussing the value of association membership.
UPDATED: Executive Interview With Auto Care Association’s Bill Hanvey
Hanvey discusses industry milestones from 2020, and takes a look at what’s in store for the association in 2021.
Auto Care Association CEO Bill Hanvey: Tariffs Are Hurting The Aftermarket, Making Roads Less Safe
Hanvey voiced the association’s support for the Trump administration’s efforts to address China’s unfair trade policies but warned the administration of the negative impact tariffs are having on the industry’s supply chain.
Auto Care Association CEO Bill Hanvey Issues Statement On Trump Administration’s Decision To Reverse Imposed Tariffs On Imports From Mexico
On May 30, the White House issued a statement that the U.S. would impose a 5% tariff on all goods imported from Mexico beginning on June 10.
Auto Care Association President And CEO Bill Hanvey Addresses Data Privacy In New York Times Op-Ed Piece
Hanvey’s commentary published yesterday by The New York Times explores vehicle data collection and consumer privacy.
Auto Care Association President And CEO Bill Hanvey Testifies On USMCA Investigation
Hanvey explained that although “the USMCA will result in increased investment and/or reshoring of production into North American supply chains,” the Auto Care Association is concerned with a few provisions in the USMCA, including increased rules of origin, new certification requirements, sunset provision and quotas capping imports exempt from the pending Section 232 autos and auto parts investigation.
