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By Counterman
To kick off its yearlong
link hidden, please login to view celebration, Federated has brought back the Federated Free Fuel Fridays contest. This time, there will be a total of 40 winners of gift cards that can be used for free fuel. Each Friday through April 11, Federated will announce four randomly selected winners on its link hidden, please login to view and link hidden, please login to view Facebook pages. A $50 gift card will be sent to each of the lucky winners. “As we celebrate 40 years of Federated, we knew we had to bring back one of our most popular contests for those who follow Federated on Facebook,” said John Marcum, director of marketing for Federated Auto Parts. “It’s easy to enter Federated Free Fuel Fridays. With a total of 40 lucky winners, a lot of free fuel will be awarded in recognition of this major milestone.”
To enter, visit Federated on Facebook or click on the special
link hidden, please login to view or link hidden, please login to view contest links and fill in the entry form. Extra entries can be earned by sharing the contest with Facebook friends. Winners will be announced each Friday starting Feb. 7, with the final four winners announced April 11, 2025. The post
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By Counterman
Federated Auto Parts, established in 1985, is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2025. The company was founded by the late Art Fisher. Fisher Auto Parts and Westwood Auto Parts became the first two Federated members. Three additional WDs became members throughout 1985—Automotive Jobbers Supply in April, and Warehouse Inc. and Auto Distributor in December. Today, Federated has more than 80 members located throughout the United States, Canada, the Bahamas and Mexico.
“The success of Federated over the past 40 years is largely due to the unwavering support and dedication of our members. Federated would not exist without them,” said Sue Godschalk, CEO of
link hidden, please login to view. “Although we will be celebrating our past throughout the coming year, we will also be looking to the future. Federated will continue to evolve and grow, embracing innovation, expanding and reinforcing partnerships, and providing exceptional value to our members and customers. The next 40 years look very bright.” A yearlong celebration will include special programs, promotions and events for
link hidden, please login to view members, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders. In recognition of the anniversary, Federated has created a special logo to commemorate the 40-year milestone. The post
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By Counterman
Two Federated Auto Parts members were recently honored for their commitment to the success of Federated initiatives. The awards were presented during the recent Automotive Parts Services Group (The Group) national conference held earlier this month in Las Vegas.
link hidden, please login to view in Minneapolis, Minn., was honored as the link hidden, please login to view Co-Man Member of the Year. Federated said this award is presented to a member that has shown outstanding support of the member-owned Co-Man warehouse operation and its programs.
link hidden, please login to view in Indianapolis, Ind., was recognized with the Federated Marketing Excellence Award. This annual award is presented to the Federated member who has demonstrated consistent excellence in their marketing activities and provides support for other members where possible. “We want to express our gratitude to the entire
link hidden, please login to view membership for their ongoing dedication to our programs,” said Sue Godschalk, president of Federated Auto Parts. “This year, Brake and Equipment Warehouse and TBA were standouts in their support of these key initiatives, and we congratulate them on earning these well-deserved awards.” The post
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By Counterman
Paul Agather, president and CEO of
link hidden, please login to view member Automotive Jobbers Supply, was honored with the Art Fisher Memorial Award, Federated’s most esteemed recognition. He received this award earlier this month during the Automotive Parts Services Group membership conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. “The Art Fisher Memorial Award is the highest honor we bestow upon our members, and this year it goes to Paul Agather, a member who has shown exceptional commitment to the initiatives and objectives of the Federated group,” said Bo Fisher, chairman of Federated Auto Parts. “Although the award is given each year, it signifies enduring commitment, support, engagement and loyalty to the Federated community. My father would have taken great pride in presenting Paul with this award and recognizing his ongoing dedication to the success of Federated, his fellow members and the aftermarket industry.”
Agather began his career at Automotive Jobbers Supply in 1988 before leaving to finish college in 1990. He returned to the company in 1993 and held a variety of positions including director, treasurer, CFO and CIO, before assuming his current role as president and CEO. Active in the industry, Agather has served as a committee member of the Aftermarket Warehouse Distributors Association (AWDA) logistics and technology committee and has been a presenter at several AWDA industry events, encouraging and promoting the use of technology in the aftermarket, according to a news release announcing his recognition. He is a member of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) leadership council for the state of Washington and serves as vice chair of the NFIB Washington state political action committee.
Named after
link hidden, please login to view founder Art Fisher, the Art Fisher Memorial Award is presented annually to a member of the Federated group who has demonstrated unwavering dedication to the success of Federated Auto Parts, its members and initiatives. Award recipients also have a history of sharing their time and expertise for the benefit of all members and have served in industry roles, representing the interests of the Federated membership. The post
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By Counterman
Federated Auto Parts has announced the start of its annual Facebook diecast contest. Now through Dec. 5, fans can enter for a chance to win an exclusive limited-edition Federated diecast collectible. Five winners will be announced each Friday on the Federated Facebook pages beginning Nov. 15, with the final winners announced Dec. 13.
“The
link hidden, please login to view diecast contest is a way to express our gratitude to loyal Federated Facebook followers and give some lucky winners a little extra holiday cheer,” said John Marcum, director of marketing at link hidden, please login to view. “We know the contest winners will enjoy these unique Federated diecast vehicles. They make for a special gift for collectors, a fantastic stocking stuffer or even an ideal present for yourself.” Those interested in entering the contest can visit
link hidden, please login to view and link hidden, please login to view on Facebook and click on the mobile link in the first post to fill in the entry form. Extra entries can be earned by sharing the contest with Facebook friends.
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