Corporate membership provides an opportunity for companies to expand their relationships with ASA and its leaders in the collision and mechanical repair segment of the industry.
George Zauflik, senior vice president of Compliance/Government Relations with CARDONE, said about its new membership in ASA: “We’re excited about this opportunity as it represents a part of our continuing growth strategy, allowing CARDONE to align itself with technicians to receive valuable industry feedback.”
Dan Risley, ASA president/executive director, also commented about the new partnership, “CARDONE has been a longtime supporter of ASA and our members. Its commitment to further support ASA as a corporate member will allow the relationship to grow to the next level. Working more closely with CARDONE will benefit all of the stakeholders: ASA, CARDONE, service repair shops, technicians and the customer.”
To learn more about ASA’s corporate membership program, contact Dan Risley, ASA president, at [email protected].
About ASA
The Automotive Service Association is the largest not-for-profit trade association of its kind dedicated to and governed by independent automotive service and repair professionals. ASA serves an international membership base that includes both mechanical and collision repair segments. ASA advances professionalism and excellence in the automotive repair industry through education, representation and member services. For more information, visit www.ASAshop.org.
About CARDONE Industries
CARDONE Industries Inc., founded in 1970, is a leading supplier of automotive replacement parts with more than 5,000 employees across the USA, Canada and Mexico. In its commitment to deliver the right parts at the right time to its customers, CARDONE offers a full spectrum of products and services, including more than 90 remanufactured and new product lines. CARDONE’s business is built on environmental sustainability, where millions of used parts are remanufactured and repurposed every year – to original equipment or better performance.
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