Caliber Collision and Allstate Donate Recycled Ride to Needy Nevada Family
Caliber Collision Centers announced that it, along with Allstate, donated a refurbished 2013 Toyota Camry to a single mother and cancer survivor from Reno, Nev., at the classic car show, Hot August Nights.
Caliber Collision Collects 4.3 Million Meals for Needy Kids
Caliber Collision teammates nationwide helped to collect a record 4.3 million meals during their 7th Annual Rhythm Restoration Food Drive to feed at-risk children over the summer months.
Caliber Collision Says “Fill ‘er Up” with Donations for 7th Annual Rhythm Restoration Food Drive
Caliber Collision is asking its customers, business partners and the public to “fill ‘er up” by donating grocery bags full of food during its 7th Annual Rhythm Restoration Food Drive, starting now through May 11.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Appoints Two New Members to Board of Trustees
The Collision Repair Education Foundation announced the appointment of two new members to its board of trustees: Ty Gamill of Caliber Collision and Sean Huurman of Service King.
CIECA Wraps up Fourth MSO Summit
The Collision Industry Electronic Commerce Association (CIECA) said it concluded the fourth MSO T2T Summit for 2017 with great attendance and contributions and collaborations from MSOs’ IT thought leaders.
AutoWorks Paintless Dent Repair Hires Two Key Executives
AutoWorks Paintless Dent Repair has hired Bruce Clifton as senior vice president of strategic accounts, and Tim Yates as director of catastrophe response, the company said.
Caliber Collision Salutes Army Veteran Robert Huggins
In addition to being a body tech for nearly five years, Huggins now is the head trainer of Caliber’s Changing Lanes program in Fort Hood, Texas, where he helps veterans find jobs.
Caliber Collision Salutes Navy Veteran Brad Chappell
Chappell, the manager of strategic accounts for Caliber, served in the U.S. Navy for four years.
Caliber Collision Salutes Navy Veteran Ken Wetta
Wetta, a service advisor at Caliber Collision’s Cedar Park, Texas, facility, served on the TACAMO squadron VQ-4 for five years before joining the company, according to Caliber.
NABC’s ‘FREE’ Program Provides Firefighters with Crash Course on How to Cut up Complex Vehicles
NABC’s training program is designed to provide specialized instruction on the safest, fastest way to extricate accident victims from vehicles constructed with today’s high-strength materials and advanced technologies.
Chief to Donate Welding and Measuring Equipment to Caliber Collision’s Changing Lanes Program
Chief will donate a MultiMig 522 MIG/MAG welder, MI200T spot welder, LaserLock LiveMapping system and two MultiMig 190 welders to Changing Lanes, which provides active-duty service members with training and employment opportunities in the collision repair industry.
Head of Popular N.C. Collision Repair Program Resigns, Points to Caliber Collision Relationship
Paul Gage, the director of the collision repair program at Fayetteville (N.C.) Technical Community College, has resigned, pointing to the school’s close relationship with Caliber Collision as one of the reasons, according to a news report.
