Repairers Gather at AASP/NJ Annual Meeting to Honor Peers
Collision repairers from all over the Garden State packed the Gran Centurions in Clark, N.J., on Oct. 19 to honor their peers and network during the AASP/NJ’s annual meeting.
CAA to Hold Meeting on How to Deal with the DOI
The California Autobody Association will be holding a meeting on how to deal with the Department of Insurance (DOI) on Nov. 15, 2022 at the Wyndham Hotel Sacramento in Sacramento, Calif.
AASP/NJ Annual Meeting to Feature Board Election and Awards
The AASP/NJ announced that its annual meeting will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Gran Centurions in Clark, N.J.
AASP/NJ Fall Kickoff Meeting Mixes Car Enthusiasm, Education
The meeting, which will be held at Car Lofts vehicle storage facility and social club, will feature guest speaker Aaron Schulenburg of SCRS.
California Autobody Association to Hold Meeting on Labor Rates
The California Autobody Association will be holding a meeting on labor rates and what you can do about them on Sept. 20, 2022 at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, Calif.
AASP/NJ to Host Special Meeting Featuring Aaron Schulenburg
Schulenburg will discuss the Blueprint Optimization Tool, utilizing repair procedures and documentation, the DEG and employee benefits programs.
AASP/NJ Meeting to Address EVs, Material Preparedness
The AASP/NJ announced it will welcome Mark Allen of Audi on June 22 at 6:30 p.m. to discuss Audi tolerances, material considerations and EV preparedness.
Collision Repairers Talk Solutions at AASP/NJ Town Hall Meeting
AASP/NJ Executive Director Charles Bryant said based on what was said, the collision industry is fed up with how insurers are dealing with auto body shops at the present time.
AASP/NJ to Hold Open Discussion Town Hall Meeting
The meeting will be held on May 19 at 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Clark, N.J., and discuss labor rates, parts issues, insurer conduct and more.
AASP/NJ Virtual Meeting Explores Prevailing Rates
Speaker Tim Ronak of AzkoNobel defined prevailing rate as “a construct that has evolved as a convenience for communication to market participants.”