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By Counterman
The Aftermarket Warehouse Distributors Association (AWDA), a community of the Auto Care Association, presented the 2024 Art Fisher Award for Excellence in Education, to Larry Pavey, CEO of the Automotive Products Services Group. The award was presented on Nov. 3 by AWDA Vice-Chair Fletcher Lord III at AWDA’s 2024 Annual Conference in Las Vegas.
AWDA’s Art Fisher Award for Excellence in Education is presented annually to an aftermarket company or individual that demonstrates outstanding commitment to education and training, either within their organization or throughout the industry. Given in memory of former AWDA Chairman Art Fisher, the award grants scholarships in the name of the award winner to two students enrolled in the automotive aftermarket management program at Northwood University.
Larry Pavey, CEO of the Automotive Parts Services Group, has spent his entire career in the automotive aftermarket, starting in sales at Walker Manufacturing, then on to the BWD division of Echlin. He served as vice president of marketing for the Borg Warner, Niehoff and Whitaker brands.
With Pavey at the helm, Echlin’s brake business made more than 20 acquisitions, becoming the largest brake supplier in the aftermarket industry. He served as president of Echlin’s North American Operations and later president of Dana’s Under Vehicle Group.
Today Pavey serves as CEO of the Automotive Parts Service Group, a joint venture between the National Pronto Association and the Federated Alliance. He has been active in many industry associations, serving on the boards of ASE, AAPA, MEMA, the Auto Care Association and the AWDA Board of Governors.
In 2016 Pavey was presented with the Martin Fromm AWDA Lifetime Achievement Award and in 2018 he was presented with the Jack Creamer Leader of the Year Award.
His commitment to the automotive aftermarket is long and varied. He has worked on both sides of the supply chain. He is a quiet but effective leader and teacher who has had a major impact on the industry.
Pavey has the ability to look at the industry as a whole and strive to do what is best for everyone to help them succeed.
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link hidden, please login to view announced 10 new part numbers that cover over 3,145,000 applications and model years 2014-2024. Anchor said the below part numbers, which are in stock and available for immediate delivery, “represent excellent sales opportunities.” For more details on Anchor’s complete program availability, contact your local sales representative or call Anchor’s customer service department direct at 1-888-444-4616.
Anchor Industries will be exhibiting at AAPEX 2024, at booth A4434.
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link hidden, please login to view recently launched a completely redesigned website, combining what the company said is a modern look and feel with a streamlined user experience. The new site is the most prominent component of a comprehensive design update, focused on enhancing brand visuals across link hidden, please login to viewsales and marketing materials. “For Hunter, the goal was a modern and consistent visual identity everywhere we interact with our customers and future customers,” said Tommy Maitz, director of marketing. “More importantly for existing and future Hunter customers, the new site provides a better user experience for exploring all of Hunter’s products.”
The company said the months-long process has resulted in more than 30 new or redesigned components, a new and easy-to-digest product page layout, an increased emphasis on human-centric, real-shop photography and revised site navigation.
The overall redesign project included updating Hunter brand guidelines, social media guidelines, brochures, direct mail, email and press release templates, video thumbnails and content, and print and digital advertising.
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