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Susan Trevaskis, Director, Professional Marketing Advance Auto Parts

After graduating from Michigan State University in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing, Susan Trevaskis landed a sales and marketing position at Black & Decker. It turned out to be “an incredible career experience,” and as she approached her five-year anniversary at Black & Decker, she wasn’t thinking about making a career change. Then,

Donna Snyder, Vice President of Marketing / Advertising, East Penn Manufacturing Co.

Putting her heart into every task has taken Donna Snyder, VP of Marketing and Advertising, to East Penn and beyond in the aftermarket industry.  Her contributions to the field and dedication to her work have likewise inspired other young professionals to put their talents and knowledge to use within the industry.  “At that time, I

Jill Schafer, Marketing Communications Manager, Mitchell1

The aftermarket, according to Jill Schafer, is collectively made up of a group of lifetime learners due to the constant progression and technological advancement that occurs every day.  “This constantly evolving industry keeps you on your toes because there is always more knowledge to acquire,” said Schafer. “No one knows everything. I know I am

Jacqueline Rodriguez, Vice President, Marketing, Parts Authority

For Jacqueline Rodriguez, the automotive aftermarket has been a perfect fit since her first day on the job as a receptionist at Metro Auto Parts in 2006. “I fell in love with it,” says Rodriguez, now VP of marketing for Parts Authority, which acquired Metro in 2016. Fifteen years later, she still feels right at

Meagan Moody, Regional Head of Communications NA Marketing Communications Manager, ZF Friedrichshafen

Even though Meagan Moody grew up surrounded by aftermarket professionals, she never thought she would contribute to the field. Unintentionally, she followed the footsteps of her family members and continues to shape the aftermarket industry. Passing down the passion, just as her mentors had done for her, Moody’s greatest accomplishment is acting as a guide

Shannon Lara, Director of Marketing, Aftermarket Dayco North America

Shannon Lara, Director of Marketing, Aftermarket Dayco North AmericaShannon Lara, director of Marketing, Aftermarket for Dayco North America, knows this industry inside and out. She began her automotive career working in the ACDelco Customer Service Call Center and before long, she pursued and landed a marketing support position out of the Buick World Headquarters facility

Melissa Howard, Marketing Manager, Carparts Distribution Center

In 2001, Melissa Howard responded to an ad for a job opening at Carparts Distribution Center. She didn’t know the first thing about the automotive aftermarket. “Truth be told, I wasn’t planning on staying,” Howard adds. “I was going to college at night, and this was something to get me benefits.” But time flies when

Anna Heinendirk, Director, Marketing Strategy & Business Development, Automotive Aftermarket, Schaeffler USA Inc.

Anna Heinendirk has always had a love for beautiful cars, even as a young girl. After completing her studies in economics, she joined a consulting firm in Germany specializing in automotive strategy and marketing. It was there that she gained experience in the automotive industry while working with big German OEMs and her interest in

Kerri Gulick, AAP, CMP Director, Marketing & Communications National Pronto Association

Kerri Gulick has worn many hats during her 22-year career in the automotive aftermarket. She started working with Pronto in 1999 as an administrative assistant, handling everything from marketing programs to organizing Pronto meetings to helping in the accounting department. In her estimation, every little task is a meaningful contribution and offers an opportunity to

Kristin Grons, Marketing Manager, Brake Parts Inc

Like many in the automotive aftermarket, Kristin Grons sort of fell into a career in this industry and ended up loving it. At first, most industry newcomers take a leap because the industry sounds intriguing – they come for the business; they stay for the people.  “I am continually impressed by the caliber of women