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MACS Salutes Elvis Hoffpauir for 25 Years Service to the Industry

The Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS) Worldwide is recognizing its president and COO Elvis Hoffpauir for 25 years of service to the industry. Hoffpauir has been with MACS since 1981, first serving as managing director, then senior vice president, and since July 2000 he has served as president and COO. Hoffpauir officially celebrated 25 years in the industry on August 23.

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By aftermarketNews Staff

LANSDALE, PA — The Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS) Worldwide is recognizing its president and COO Elvis Hoffpauir for 25 years of service to the industry.

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Hoffpauir has been with MACS since 1981, first serving as managing director, then senior vice president, and since July 2000 he has served as president and COO.

Hoffpauir officially celebrated 25 years in the industry on August 23.

“The MACS board of directors and membership are proud to salute the 25 years of service MACS president and COO Elvis Hoffpauir has dedicated to the mobile A/C and engine cooling system industry. It is through his leadership and experience that MACS has grown, prospered and been of benefit to its members and the industry,” remarked Michael Deese, Santech Industries president and MACS chairman. He continued, “MACS is fortunate to have a leader with such valuable knowledge of the past leading it into the future.”

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