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Borruso to Chair Motor Vehicle Lighting Council

Joe Borruso, president and CEO of Hella North America in Plymouth, Mich., has been elected chairman of the Motor Vehicle Lighting Council (MVLC). Joe Borruso, president and CEO of Hella North America in Plymouth, Mich., has been elected chairman of the Motor Vehicle Lighting Council (MVLC).

PLYMOUTH, MI — Joe Borruso, president and CEO of Hella North America in Plymouth, Mich., has been elected chairman of the Motor Vehicle Lighting Council (MVLC).

Formed in April 2003, the MVLC is made up of the auto industry’s leading lighting suppliers and is a product-line group of the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA).

Daniel Robusto, president and CEO of North American Lighting in Farmington Hills, Mich., will serve as vice chairman of the group. Richard Zygadlo, director and executive vice president of II Stanley Co. Inc., Battle Creek, Mich., will serve as secretary/treasurer.

For more information on MVLC, go to: www.mvlc.info.

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