“Our strategic priorities have not changed, and the work of the foundation continues uninterrupted,” says Brenda Hogen, chair of CREF’s board of trustees
Hoffman Estates, Ill.—The Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF) has announced that Brandon Eckenrode has stepped down from his role as executive director.
“On behalf of the board of trustees, we thank Brandon for his contributions to the foundation and his dedication to advancing collision repair education and workforce development,” said Brenda Hogen, chair of CREF’s board of trustees. “We appreciate his service and wish him continued success in the future.”
The board of trustees and executive committee are working closely with the foundation’s staff to ensure a seamless leadership transition while maintaining the momentum of the programs and initiatives that support CREF’s mission.
“Our strategic priorities have not changed, and the work of the foundation continues uninterrupted,” Hogen said. “Our dedication to serving students, supporting collision repair schools and educators, engaging industry partners, and helping develop the next generation of collision repair professionals remains as strong as ever.”
The foundation stated it will share additional information regarding the leadership transition as it becomes available. For questions, reach out at info@ed-foundation.org.
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