Since YANG started the Regional Meet-Up program, there have been more than 20 meetups across the United States, designed specifically for young professionals in the auto care industry.
A record 260 young professionals attended a networking reception hosted by the Young Auto Care Network Group (YANG), a community of the Auto Care Association, on Nov. 2 during AAPEX 2016 in Las Vegas.
Bill Hanvey, president and CEO of the Auto Care Assocation, also shared the new association mission at the media briefing on Tuesday: “To protect and advance the interests of businesses providing aftermarket products and services for all classes of motor vehicles.”
The awards recognize manufacturers and marketers for excellence in products and marketing materials for import car and truck applications, including new products and new product lines, tools and functional fluids, accessories, packaging, websites, catalogs, marketing/advertising programs and social media campaigns.
Register will discuss the industry’s pivotal issue of vehicle telematics and a technical solution that would ensure aftermarket success to the connected vehicle within the broader intelligent transportation landscape.
The four winners were selected by the Auto Care Association Marketing and Communications Committee during its recent meeting at Fall Leadership Days in Washington, D.C.
The program will include the YANG Town Hall featuring, “Your Career – Take Control, Move on Up Now,” presented by professional coach, Dana Manciagli, from 3:45-4:45 p.m. at The Venetian Hotel, Marco Polo Room 706. Directly following, attendees are invited to attend the YANG-sponsored networking happy hour from 5-6:30 p.m., at LAVO in The Palazzo.
The Auto Care Association’s 2016 Fall Leadership Days meeting is scheduled for Sept. 7-9 at the Renaissance Hotel Downtown in Washington, D.C.
The Young Auto Care Network Group (YANG) of the Auto Care Association has announced its regional meet-up schedule for September. In partnership with member companies, YANG is hosting two regional meet-ups for young auto care professionals in Flint, Michigan, and Fort Worth, Texas.
The Auto Care Association has completed the final phase of its internal rebranding initiative with the alignment, redesign and, in some cases, renaming of its segment communities. As a result, the 11 distinct communities that represent various segments and professional groups in the industry operating under the association umbrella portray a unified and consistent appearance that reinforces the association’s overall rebranding.
The Import Vehicle Community, formerly the Auto International Association (AIA), a segment community of the Auto Care Association, is now accepting nominations for the 2016 People Awards. The awards honor the excellence of individuals in the import auto care industry.
The webinar was led by Michael Robinet, managing director of automotive advisory services, and was the first in the association’s new Industry Analysis Webinar Series featuring experts on key issues currently facing the industry.