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Mirth and Schmidt Added as HDRG Summit Speakers

CHANTILLY, VA – Bill Mirth, heavy duty engine parts sales manager, has been added to the speaker’s list at the Heavy Duty Remanufacturing Group Summit in Las Vegas on Jan. 21, 2008. Mirth will present “The Diesel Engine Marketing Matrix.” He has been teaching this systemic look at the market for many years in his duties of managing the sales growth of the global FP Diesel brand of heavy duty engine parts at Federal-Mogul.

Two years ago during the first Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week (HDAW), a leading fleet executive pointed out the high cost and necessity of maintaining emissions control. In response to a request for more information on rebuilding or refurbishing these components, Fred Schmidt, director of Retrofit Emissions will discuss “Opportunities for Diesel Particulate Filters.”

For complete program details and registration information, visit: www.hdrg.org.

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