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“From Doing to Leading,” a New Book for Frontline Leaders in the Collision Repair Industry
Authors John Stuef and Amy Bradshaw announced the release of their book, “From Doing to Leading: Your Guide for Inspiring People on the Front Lines.”
CIECA Announces 2020 Board of Trustees Officers
During the Collision Industry Electronic Commerce (CIECA) board meeting in Palm Springs, CA, on January 15, the organization’s Board of Trustees elected the following officers for 2020:
Tesla Starts Training Electric Vehicle Technicians in TX After Lengthy Legal Feud
After an almost decade-long legal dispute with Texas, Tesla is bringing its training program for electric vehicle technicians in the Lone Star State.
Universal Technical Institute's Core Automotive Program Outfitted With Volvo's Advanced and Electrified Vehicles
Volvo Cars USA LLC has announced it will contribute 36 new vehicles to include twin-engine plug-in hybrid vehicles to Universal Technical Institute's core automotive training program as part of its national Vehicle Lease Program for Schools initiative.
Recent “Who Pays for What?” Survey Offers Look at Who Researches OEM Repair Procedures; Latest Survey Ends February 1
A “Who Pays for What?” survey in the fourth quarter of last year found that in most shops – three out of four – estimators and repair planners are primarily responsible for responsible for researching OEM repair procedures for jobs coming into the shop.
Massive Airbag Recall Includes Six Million Honda, Toyota Models
Another day, another airbag recall. This time, it involves more than six million Honda and Toyota vehicles.
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GM Cruise Introduces Origin Self-Driving Vehicle
After delaying the rollout of a public self-driving vehicle service six months ago, Cruise, a majority-owned General Motors subsidiary, introduced its first vehicle designed to function without a driver inside at an event in California.
Enterprise Holdings Foundation Provides More Than $100,000 to the Collision Repair Education Foundation in 2019
While raising funds is imperative for the Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF) to finance its goals, none of the work would be possible without the help of volunteer partners.
Drew Technologies Acquires AutoEnginuity for $20M
In January, Drew Technologies, a subsidiary of Opus IVS, announced that it had paid $20M for AutoEnginuity, a competitor in the collision repair scan tool market.
WIN Calls for Board of Director Candidates
The Women’s Industry Network® (WIN) is now accepting applications for seats on its Board of Directors.