Robert Grieve of Nylund’s Collision Center anticipates the shop-DRP relationship will disappear and shops who rely on the current business model will need to replace it.
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CREF will connect high school and college transportation students with local and national industry employers at the Denver Auto Show, April 3.
The Next Step program is an opportunity for young professionals to come and build their networks and to take the initial step of getting involved in the industry.
The Summit offered 25 different class topics to choose from and the exhibit hall featured 30 exhibiting companies.
Shop owner and serial entrepreneur David Rogers shares his perspectives on aftermarket challenges and opportunities, from leadership and the economy to the technician shortage and industry image concerns
The acquisition also includes two collision centers, which will be named Larry H. Miller Collision East and Larry H. Miller Collision West.
In addition to owning Pellman's Automotive with his wife, Lisa, Pellman is also active in ASA Colorado and is past chairman of the association.
