Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance Names 33 Students As 2016 ‘Advancing The Aftermarket’ And General College Scholarship Winners
Each recipient will receive a $1,500 scholarship to help offset the expense of attending a college, university or trade school of their choice. The program has awarded more than $500,000 in scholarships since its inception.
Mike Georgi From Fairbury Auto Value Parts Store Recognized With 2015 ‘Service Is The Difference’ Award
Georgi received the award for exemplary effort going above and beyond the norm in customer service and satisfaction.
Northwood University Honors 7 Industry Leaders With Automotive Aftermarket Management Education Awards
The Northwood University Automotive Aftermarket Management Education Award is given to industry leaders, throughout the country, who have made noteworthy contributions to education, on any level, inside or outside of the industry. Their names and notable activities have been recorded in the awards book that will be distributed throughout the industry.
Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance Announces First Of Four Grand Prize Winners In ‘Big Game Tailgate Party’ Sweepstakes
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Greg Meckley from Meckley Parts and Service in Melbourne, Iowa, has won a 2015 pickup truck of his choice as the first of four grand prize winners in the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance’s “Big Game Tailgate Party” sweepstakes. Meckley is a loyal customer of Alliance member The Merrill Co. and its
Matt Davis From AMS Denison Recognized With 2014 Service Is The Difference Award
SPENCER, Iowa – Arnold Motor Supply, headquartered in Spencer, Iowa, recognized the 2014 top performers for the Retail Store Division of The Arnold Group of Companies, at the company’s manager’s meeting held Jan. 13 in Ankeny, Iowa. The Top 5 Awards recognize the top producers company-wide in both sales and the percentage increase of sales.
Northwood University To Honor Seven Aftermarket Professionals With Automotive Aftermarket Management Education Award
The Northwood Automotive Aftermarket Management Education Award is given to individuals in the automotive aftermarket field who have made noteworthy contributions to education, on any level, inside or outside of the industry.
Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper Appoints North American Advisory Councils
Each Council consists of 10 members serving two-year terms.
Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper Awards $16,000 in College Scholarships
Since the college scholarship program began, more than $200,000 has been dedicated to helping employees and their families continue their education.
Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper Awards $16,500 in College Scholarships
For the 11th year, Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper has awarded scholarships to members and/or their children to assist in their post-high school education, demonstrating that education is a top priority with the aftermarket giant. Since the college scholarship program began, Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper has dedicated more than $175,000 to helping their members continue their education. This year, 33 students each received $500 to use at the school of their choice.
Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper Advisory Councils Brainstorm in San Antonio
Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper hosted its sixth annual National Advisory Councils for its parts stores and certified service centers on Oct. 11 -12, in San Antonio, TX. The purpose of the Advisory Councils is to examine the industry within the councils’ own markets, review national programs and help plan for the future. Council members also serve on their local advisory councils representing other Auto Value/Bumper to Bumper members. Warehouse/distributors nominate members that must meet specific criteria to be eligible to serve on these elite assemblies of aftermarket professionals.