AASA Announces New AASA Aftermarket Volume Group (AAVG) to Focus on the Health of Key Aftermarket Finance Trends
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. – In a shuffle designed to give members more insights into the latest shifts in aftermarket customer finances, the former MEMA Financial Services Group (MFSG) and its Aftermarket Volume Group (AVG) have been combined to form the new AASA Aftermarket Volume Group (AAVG), which will operate as a council of the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA). The new council will continue to provide valued benefits and services to enable members to make better informed decisions on customer businesses.
AAVG has established a new Executive Committee featuring highly respected industry leaders to provide direction for the council and ensure increasing value for members. This includes:
Mike Duffy, Director of Aftermarket Accounts Receivable, DRiV Automotive division of Tenneco
Darcey Keene, Corporate Credit Manager, Standard Motor Products
Joe Yackanicz, Customer Financial Services (CFS) Director, Dorman Products
Current AAVG member benefits include: in-person and online discussion group meetings to review health and trends of customers, complimentary credit reference reports, access to legal advice on customer payment histories and bankruptcies, networking with other credit and finance professionals among suppliers, insights into Accounts Payable (AP), credit status, and other customer patterns, and ongoing education for aftermarket professionals
The next AAVG meeting will take place on Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 10 am ET.
Additional information about AAVG is available by contacting Terry Sakiewicz, Senior Manager, Councils and Engagement.
About AASA
The Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA) connects suppliers of aftermarket parts, chemicals, tools, diagnostics, and technologies to what matters – including industry analysis, peer forums, customer and technology trends, global insights, and government advocacy. Since 1904, AASA’s sole purpose is championing the North American aftermarket industry and advocating for the growth of a profitable, innovative, and influential supplier community. Learn more about how AASA connects members to what matters at aftermarketsuppliers.org.