In this week’s video, take a moment to look into AACF – the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation – which is a group you might have seen helping those in need with the hurricane relief efforts in 2017 and donating to others in our industry. The group provides resources, guidance, financial support and hope when it’s needed, whenever unexpected turns impact those in the aftermarket industry.
AACF said it will provide assistance, support and resources to aftermarket families impacted by the hurricane.
As Hurricane Idalia continues its path toward the Florida coastline, the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation (AACF) is preparing to aid automotive aftermarket families that may be impacted by the hurricane.
The intensifying Category 1 hurricane, with sustained winds of 90 mph and higher gusts, is predicted to intensify, potentially making landfall as a strong Category 3 or Category 4 hurricane in the Big Bend region of Florida, AACF said. In response, AACF has pledged to stand by its mission and assist those in need during these challenging times, the organization said.
Two workshops will provide insights into the ESG intricacies and demands facing suppliers today.
Alan Loder is the senior sales manager for the West/Southwest region at Gates Corp. overseeing 13 states.
The seminar’s goal is to drive data standards adoption in Chile to boost automotive aftermarket trade.
Over 80 Demand Index product groups will now encompass data from nine U.S. geographies.
To date, VIP has donated tens of thousands of dollars to schools in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
Arnold Motor Supply also recognized outstanding contributions from key channel partners.
The company will donate profits from its UK chargers, emphasizing the positive effect EV adoption can have on air quality.
AACF welcomes a new trustee to enhance automotive aftermarket sector support.
