WMABA Becomes Newest AASP Affiliate - BodyShop Business

WMABA Becomes Newest AASP Affiliate

The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers (AASP) Board of Directors has accepted the Washington Metropolitan Auto Body Association (WMABA) as its newest affiliate member.  

The WMABA is a regional collision industry association that covers Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC.  Its  mission is to serve the best interests of collision repairers through leadership, education and initiatives that strengthen repairers’ professionalism and the business conditions under which they work.

"I’m excited that WMABA has joined as an affiliate of AASP National," said WMABA President Torchy Chandler. "I believe it’s a great fit, and feel that the information and learning we derive from our affiliation with this group will bring a huge benefit to our membership."

The AASP is a coalition of associations which serve nearly 8,000 members of the automotive service industry. In a spirit of mutual cooperation and support, Alliance participants are committed to sharing information, knowledge and other resources for the benefit of the members they serve.

For more information, visit www.autoserviceproviders.com.

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