Do you have one minute and 20 seconds to spare? Then you’ve got time for this week’s AMN News Minute. Today, we’re reviewing key executive appointments taking place around the aftermarket.
Managing Partner Derek Kaufman emphasizes that Schwartz Advisors tries to filter out both the hype and hysteria in its forecasts.
In recent months, electric vehicles have been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
In December, reports surfaced that Ford Motor Co. planned to slash production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck in 2024. And during a brutal cold snap in January, news reports highlighted the long lines at charging stations in Chicago and other northern cities, as EV owners griped about reduced battery life and increased charging times – all common occurrences for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) in cold weather.
Bill Long, MEMA president and CEO, outlines a forward-looking strategy focusing on advocacy, sustainability and competitiveness in the evolving automotive landscape, as the association celebrates its 120th anniversary milestone and legacy.
Andrew Markel shares his latest service tips in the all new BendPak EV Garage video series.
Heinendirk shares her career trajectory and how she sees a cultural shift in the workplace from management to leadership.
Franco delves into eReturns, the solution he and his team have created to eliminate inconvenience in auto parts returns.
Erika Belmontes is the new HR manager at Sila’s Moses Lake, Washington, plant.
Jordon Musser joined the company as SVP, Safety and Electronics Product categories.
Jon Zurcher has joined K&M as the company’s new executive vice president.
Ron Bernstein, David Boer and Steve Garland have been named to new leadership positions within WAI Global.
