MEMA Names 4 Well-Known Execs To Its Board Of Directors
The incoming MEMA board of directors is being tasked with leading the motor vehicle parts supplier industry through unprecedented change.
Marc Fleischaker Of Arent Fox Honored With MEMA’s Triangle Award
MEMA recognizes the long-standing service and support of its legal adviser with the association’s highest honor.
MEMA’s Ann Wilson Recognized With 2017 Northwood University Education Management Award
The Northwood University Automotive Aftermarket Management Education Award is given annually to industry leaders throughout the country who have made noteworthy contributions to education, on any level, inside or outside of the industry.
Border Tax And NAFTA Exit Could Harm US Motor Vehicle Industry, Study Finds
A 15 percent border tax would cost U.S. automakers and suppliers $22 billion a year, net; from leaving NAFTA, a 20 percent tariff on Mexican imports would drive up production costs per vehicle by $650 on average, according to BCG analysis.
US House Could Vote On Self-Driving Car Legislation Today
Automakers would be required to submit safety assessment reports to U.S. regulators, but would not require pre-market approval of advanced vehicle technologies, according to the Reuters report.
MEMA Testifies In Lead Up NAFTA Discussions
After weeks of voicing a clear position on behalf of its members regarding renegotiating or modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement, the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association testified before the United States Trade Representative during a June 28 public hearing.
Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association Voices Strong Positions In Lead Up NAFTA Discussions
The association took a firm stance on behalf of its members arguing that great care needs to be taken in renegotiating or modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement.
MEMA Warns That A Border Adjustment Tax Could Hurt US Competitiveness And Put 45,000 Jobs At Risk
The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association, which represents 1,000 member companies, says it supports tax reform initiatives that will increase American manufacturing employment without putting an integrated supply chain and jobs at risk.
Michigan Congressman Bill Huizenga Named Industry Champion By The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association
The Joseph M. Magliochetti Industry Champion Award is a special recognition given to elected officials who have shown outstanding leadership on behalf of motor vehicle component suppliers.
MEMA Holds First Meeting With Trump Administration Officials
The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association, which represents 1,000 member companies, met with the National Economic Council at the White House to share suppliers’ viewpoints on trade, tax and regulatory reforms.
AMN Executive Interview With Brian Daugherty, MEMA Chief Technology Officer
Appointed to the newly created role of chief technology officer for MEMA, Daugherty has a lot of ground to cover. In this exclusive interview, he talks about his first year in this new role, MEMA’s technology goals and key priorities, as well as the risks and opportunities created by technology and the rapid advancement of the connected vehicle.
MEMA Seeks Meeting With Top Trump Administration Officials
On behalf of its members, MEMA has offered to work closely with the Trump administration to grow U.S manufacturing jobs and participate in discussions that directly impact the supplier industry, including trade, tax reform and regulatory reform.