Automotive Management Institute: Continuing Education Required to Maintain AMi Credentials
Collision repair industry professionals with Automotive Management Institute (AMi) designations will need to complete six hours of continuing education each year to maintain their AMi credentials, the institute announced.
Employees: The Lifeblood of the Auto Body Business
We consider our employees the lifeblood of our business, but finding, retaining and developing the best employees is one of the most difficult challenges we face in all of the markets we serve.
OEC Named to Prestigious NorthCoast 99 for 14th Consecutive Year
The human resources consulting firm ERC has included OEConnection (OEC) on its annual list of the 99 best places to work in Northeast Ohio, for the 14th consecutive year.
The MSO: KPIs – The Key to Delivering Top Performance
I believe it is critical to our continued success to deliver the best performance on quality, speed and cost to our clients.
The Culture at Your Body Shop All Starts with You
Creating the right culture with happy employees who want to make your business a powerhouse starts with you.
Progressive CEO: Usage-Based Insurance ‘Will Be the Norm’
Usage-based insurance (UBI), which ties premium rates to driving behaviors, “will be the norm over time,” Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith said in a letter to shareholders.
The MSO: Repair Planning – The Key to Success
Proper repair planning is the foundation of a well-run shop.
PPG Honors Southern Auto Color, Tasco Auto Color with Platinum Distributor of the Year Award
In an unprecedented move, PPG named two distributors – Southern Auto Color of Gainesville, Ga., and Tasco Auto Color of Houston – as the recipients of their Platinum Distributor of the Year award.
Certified Collision Group and AkzoNobel Form Strategic Alliance to Support Collision Repairers
Through the alliance, CCG and AkzoNobel have agreed to work together to identify independent repairers whose proven performance meets CCG’s strict qualifying criteria.
Boyd Group Spending Big on Scan Tools, Welding Equipment for its Collision Repair Centers
The Boyd Group will spend between $4 million and $5 million this year on “specialized collision repair equipment relating to new-vehicle technologies,” CEO Brock Bulbuck said during the company’s 2016 earning conference call.
