Aftermarket Leaders to Discuss Industry Trends at GAAS - aftermarketNews

Main Navigation

Advertisement
Social Connect
Resources
Our Brand Family
AftermarketNews - Babcox Media
The Business of Selling Parts
Legislative

Aftermarket Leaders to Discuss Industry Trends at GAAS

A foursome of distributor and retail leaders will share their thoughts on aftermarket industry trends on Wednesday, May 19, at the ninth annual Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium (GAAS). GAAS 2004 will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18-19, at the Hyatt Regency, Chicago.

aftermarketNews Staff
By aftermarketNews Staff

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC — A foursome of distributor and retail leaders will share their thoughts on aftermarket industry trends on Wednesday, May 19, at the ninth annual Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium (GAAS). GAAS 2004 will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18-19, at the Hyatt Regency, Chicago.

Related Articles

The panel will discuss ways the aftermarket can grow and become “leaner, faster, better” in the diverse global economy — the theme of GAAS 2004. Industry trend panelists are Larry Stevenson of Pep Boys; Mike Lambert of Parts Plus; Ken Walker of Meineke; and Mark Foote of Canadian Tire. Al Gaspar, president emeritus of the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA), will moderate the panel discussion

More information and registration forms are available at: www.globalsymposium.org.

_______________________________________

Click here to view the rest of today’s headlines.

You May Also Like

Tire-shop-tech
MEMA right to repair mccarthy
Legislative

Federated Members Make Their Voices Heard in DC

The Federated team met with federal lawmakers to explain the importance of the REPAIR Act.

aftermarketNews Staff
By aftermarketNews Staff

Federated Auto Parts members and executives traveled to Washington, D.C., last week to voice their support for the REPAIR Act.

The Federated team spread out through Capitol Hill to meet with Senate and Congressional personnel and explain the importance of this critical piece of legislation. 

Read Full Article

More Legislative Posts
Auto Care: ‘Automotive Right to Repair Gaining Momentum’

During a Sept. 27 hearing, more than a dozen members of Congress inquired about the details of the REPAIR Act.

By Josh Cable
House Subcommittee Examines Potential Impact of REPAIR Act

Subcommittee members and others expressed enthusiastic support for the legislation.

By aftermarketNews Staff
The REPAIR Act Set for Committee Meeting Next Week

The REPAIR Act is headed for a House subcommittee hearing at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 27 in the next step for the bill.

By Madeleine Winer
Hanvey Legislative Summit
SVI Spells Security in Right to Repair

Are security and safety concerns raised by NHTSA legitimate?

By Scott Luckett

Other Posts

Auto Care Association Backs LKQ Corp., Keystone Automotive

The association says that minimal design modifications should not grant OEMs a monopoly on replacement parts.

By aftermarketNews Staff
The Alliance Talks Right to Repair with Texas Rep.’s Office

The Alliance hosted Jalen Falcon, district director for US Representative Tony Gonzales, 23rd District of Texas.

By aftermarketNews Staff
Jalen Falcon The Alliance Right to repair
Tesla, Rivian Support Right-to-Repair ‘Pact’

Tesla and Rivian have expressed support for the 2014 MoU, which is ineffective, aftermarket associations say.

By Madeleine Winer
right to repair
NHTSA Affirms Right to Repair Support; Disagreement Remains

Aftermarket associations say a short-range wireless protocol is insufficient to provide customers with repair choice.

By aftermarketNews Staff
Right to repair 2