Courtney also serves in leadership roles with Automotive Service Councils of California, as a trustee of ASCEF, and on the Pronto Network Service Center Advisory Board
Sacramento, Calif.—Trent Courtney of Frank’s Auto Service & Repair in Walnut Creek, Calif., has been appointed to CAWA’s Board of Directors representing the Automotive Service Councils of California (ASCCA). CAWA is an automotive aftermarket trade association, which represents auto parts jobbers, retailers, warehouse distributors, manufacturers, manufacturer representatives and program groups.
“I am looking forward to Mr. Courtney’s perspective and contributions to the association. He represents CAWA reaching out to the repair and service segment of the industry to be in a leadership position with the Association,” Dan Hanson, II of Blue Streak Electronics and Chair of the 2026 Board of Directors, during the appointment process.
He continued, “We appreciate his willingness to make a commitment to the industry and its automotive parts trade association out West in assisting CAWA achieve its goals as an effective and valuable automotive care industry organization.”
Courtney began his automotive career in 2001 in his hometown of Charlotte, N.C. Starting as an entry-level technician, he progressed through service advising, management, and business operations. In 2017, he joined Frank’s Auto Service & Repair, Inc., becoming an owner in 2022. Today, he leads the independent repair facility, which has served its community since 1958.
Courtney is actively involved in the automotive aftermarket, serving in leadership roles with the Automotive Service Councils of California (ASCCA), as a trustee of the Automotive Service Councils Educational Foundation (ASCEF), and on the Pronto Network Service Center Advisory Board.
CAWA also highlighted that he is passionate about supporting independent repair businesses, advancing industry education, developing future automotive professionals, and elevating the standards and professional recognition of the automotive service industry.
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