| |  Friday
July 29AAIA Announces Four Major Staff Promotions
The Automotive Aftermarket Industry
Association (AAIA) has promoted four staff veterans to new positions
within the association.
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Rich White, vice president of marketing and member relations, has
been promoted to the position of senior vice president, marketing and
member relations. White has been with AAIA since it was established in
1999. White oversees the marketing, public relations, media relations,
publications, Web sites and most recently the Car Care Council and the
"Be Car Care Aware" consumer education campaign.
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Michael Barratt, CMP, senior director of meetings, has been promoted
to the position of vice president, meetings. Barratt has been with AAIA
for nine years. Barratt oversees all meetings and conferences for AAIA
and its segments, committees and managed associations, including:
Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX), Global Automotive
Aftermarket Symposium (GAAS), Automotive Communication Council (ACC),
Aftermarket eForum(tm) and Women's Board. His responsibilities include
meeting planning, site selection, contract negotiation and on-site
logistics.
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Dan Kaplan, senior director of market research, has been promoted to
the position of vice president, market research. Kaplan has been with
AAIA for more than five years. He oversees the association's market
research department and the production and marketing of its wide range
of research reports and studies, including the flagship research
publication, the "Aftermarket Factbook." Kaplan serves as staff liaison
to the Tool and Equipment segment and the AAIA Market Research
Committee.
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Dedra Selby, executive assistant and manager, human resources, has
been promoted to the position of director, administration. Selby has
been with the association for more than nine years. In her role, she
manages all human resources activities for AAIA, assists the president
and works closely with the AAIA Board of Directors and Executive
Committee. She oversees all human resources functions, including
payroll, employee benefits, recruitment and retention, and staff
policies and procedures. Selby also serves as office manager and
oversees a number of the association's administrative staff.
The AAIA is a Bethesda,
Md.-based association whose more than 7,566 member companies and
affiliates manufacture, distribute and sell motor vehicle parts,
accessories, service, tools, equipment, materials and supplies. Through
its membership, AAIA represents more than 54,000 repair shops and parts
stores.
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