Team PRP Announces Appointment Of Stacy Bartnik As Executive Director
Most recently, she served as vice president of operations at CARSTAR. She also serves as the immediate past president of the National Auto Body Council (NABC).
Assured Performance Network Appoints Elizabeth Stein as Executive Director
Stein has worked in the collision repair industry for more than eight years. An active participant in the industry, Stein is on the executive board for the National Auto Body Council. She is also an active member in the Women’s Industry Network.
NABC’s “Leave Something Behind” Campaign Helps Generate Sponsorships for 70 Free Cancer Screenings
The National Auto Body Council (NABC) announced this week that the collision industry helped raise funds for 70 free prostate cancer screenings for patients that may not otherwise have been able to afford them. The total donation, $1,600, was raised over the course of the NABC board meeting and Collision Industry Conference (CIC) that took place on April 10-12 in Atlanta. NABC executives said the fact that the sum was raised in a relatively short time frame indicates the effectiveness of council’s ongoing “Leave Something Behind” campaign, which is dedicated to producing a tangible, positive impact on localities that host collision industry gatherings.
NABC Kicks Off “Leave Something Behind” Program, Sponsors Free-to-the-Public Cancer Screenings
The National Auto Body Council (NABC) has kicked off its “Leave Something Behind” program, which will offer free cancer screenings to the public. The campaign, designed to complement NABC’s other ongoing charitable efforts, is slated to coincide with at least two Collision Industry Conference (CIC) sessions per year.
I-CAR’s Brandon Eckenrode Earns 2006 Pride Award
-CAR Senior Marketing Communications Specialist Brandon Eckenrode was one of three 2006 PRIDE Award recipients honored on Oct.31 at the Industry Night of Achievement in Las Vegas. Every year the National Auto Body Council (NABC) recognizes industry members who perform exceptional humanitarian and benevolent acts of kindness.
NABC’s Pride Award Nominations Close Sept. 15
The National Auto Body Council (NABC) is seeking the ‘unsung heroes’ of the collision repair industry. And, in doing so, is announcing that the Sept. 15, 2005 deadline for PRIDE Award Nominations is rapidly approaching.
Collision Industry Foundation Names Board of Trustees
What began as a single philanthropic gesture has grown into a full-fledged charitable organization backed by the collision industry. The Collision Industry Foundation is closely aligned with the National Auto Body Council, in that the charitable activities it chooses to undertake are those that improve the image of the Collision Repair Industry.
NABC Donates More Than $3,000 of Used Cell Phones
The National Auto Body Council (NABC) recently collected more than $3,000 in used cell phones for donation to the HopeLine Phone Recycling Program. The program, organized through Verizon Wireless, refurbishes and/or resells used cell phones, and activates the 911 function on the phones, which are then donated to victims of abuse.
NABC Sets Record Pace for Pride Award Nominations
Nominations for the National Auto Body Council’s Pride Award are being received in record numbers, according to Stacy Bartnik, NABC’s Pride Committee Chairman. Nominations for the National Auto Body Council’s Pride Award are being received in record numbers, according to Stacy Bartnik, NABC’s Pride Committee Chairman. The Pride Awards are bestowed at the Industry Night of Achievement during NACE week.
NABC to Raise $50,000 for SkillsUSA
The National Auto Body Council (NABC) said it intends to raise $50,000 for SkillsUSA, a national organization serving more than 264,000 high school and college students and professional members enrolled in training programs in technical, skilled and service occupations.