Automotive Service Association Appoints Ray Fisher Executive Director
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) announced that it has appointed Ray Fisher, executive director of ASA’s Michigan affiliate, to executive director/president of ASA beginning Jan. 2, 2019.
Automotive Service Association Hosts Collision Trade Briefing on OEM Repair Procedures
The event was a follow-up to a news conference held last summer in Atlanta by the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and ASA, where the organizations announced a joint effort in 2019 to encourage states to approve legislation aimed at protecting consumers and shop owners.
Automotive Service Association Announces New Dates, Location for MSO Symposium, Technology Telematics Forum
Next year’s events, which were originally scheduled to take place during NACE Automechanika in 2019, will coincide with the Collision Industry Conference (CIC) in Indianapolis, Ind., July 24-25, 2019.
Automotive Service Association Partners with Podium
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) announced that it has joined forces with Podium as its latest sponsored benefit provider.
Automotive Service Association Seeks Applications for Executive Director
Between now and Oct. 1, 2018, ASA is inviting interested and qualified candidates to submit their applications to lead the 67-year-old association.
Automotive Service Association Continues to Prevent Dismantling of Federal Insurance Office
“We will need collision repairers to stand with us one more time this congressional session to protect a regulatory tool that is structured to help consumers and collision repairers,” said Scott Benavidez, AAM, ASA collision operations committee director from Albuquerque, N.M.
Automotive Service Association Mixes Business with Pleasure at Annual Meeting in Orlando
The three-day Annual Meeting also featured shop management classes by top-notch trainers; this year’s Celebration of Excellence and AMi Graduation; an Epcot Center fireworks display; and a Town Hall Academy Live presentation on the state of the states’ periodic motor vehicle inspections.
Automotive Service Association Testifies in Support of Rhode Island Aftermarket Parts Bill
The testimony outlined the importance of adhering to OEM repair standards for the shop as well as the consumer.
Automotive Service Association Leaders Visit Capitol Hill to Discuss Autonomous Vehicles
During the Capitol Hill meetings, Roy Schnepper and Dan Risley outlined the importance of data access to independent automotive repairers.
Amendment in Indiana Anti-Steering Bill Prompts Automotive Service Association to Reaffirm Endorsement of OEM Procedures
In light of the amended language, the Collision Division Operations Committee of the Automotive Service Association (ASA) has reaffirmed ASA’s position endorsing the use of required OEM service procedures when such procedures are available.