The award is open to anyone age 40 or younger, with relevant professional work experience, of which a minimum of two years must be in the auto care industry.
The grand prize – a 2015 Dodge Hellcat Challenger and a check for $18,000 – was awarded to Andrew Langello, co-owner of Treasure Coast Automotive in Vero Beach, Florida.
Six lucky professional technicians will win the powersports vehicle of their choice. In addition, the Alliance is giving away 150 Visa gift cards, totaling $25,000.
The Great Hawaiian Getaway technician promotion ran from October through November 2016. The lucky grand prize winners received an entry into the sweepstakes with each $150 order of products from a select group of sponsors.
This year’s summit focused on supply chain communication. A highlight of the event was the presentation of the Alliance 2016 Outstanding Technology Partner award to GCommerce.
Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper shareholders of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance Inc. gathered in Miami for a three-day meeting this week to review 2016 and plan for 2017.
Members of the council act as a representative voice of all Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper customers in business matters related to service centers.
The “Perfect Stop Powersports” giveaway was open to technicians who completed a high-quality brake job using Perfect Stop products during the months of June and July. To accommodate a national sweepstakes with varying customer preferences, winners chose the powersports vehicle of their liking.
The Whitefield, New Hampshire, shop is the second winner in the Alliance’s spring sweepstakes.
