The Game Has Changed: Perspectives from Two Different Generations By Travis Doyle, AASP-MN Collision Division Director & Aaron Swanson, AASP-MN Secretary/Treasurer During the AASP-MN Annual Meeting, the board rotations took [...]
2023 AASP-MN Annual Meeting & Leadership Conference Leaves Automotive Professionals with “New Perspectives” by Alana Quartuccio Celebrating accomplishments, strategic planning, exploring the DNA of champions and being reminded about why [...]
Future of Vo-Tech: A Collision Instructor Roundtable (Part 1) by Chasidy Rae Sisk For decades, the collision repair industry has sought more qualified technicians, yet over the years, the [...]
Is the NJ DOBI Protecting Insurers or Consumers? by Chasidy Rae Sisk The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI) is responsible for regulating the state’s insurance industry [...]
AASP/MA Defends Shops’ Right to Charge Copays in Challenge to DOS by Chasidy Rae Sisk In a state where the labor reimbursement rate is the lowest in the country [...]
“LKQ” and “OEM Recommended” by James A. Castleman, Esq. Every industry has its own “terms of art,” that is, words or phrases that have a precise, specialized meaning within a [...]
Database Enhancement Gateway Reboot Enhances Security and Increases Efficiency by Chasidy Rae Sisk As anyone who works in a collision repair facility can certainly attest, the operations identified by [...]
Industry experts suggest that auto body shops may be a bit more resistant to economic uncertainty than other fields. So before letting those fears overwhelm you, check out some of their valuable insights.
Inspiring and preparing the next generation of collision repairers is crucial to the future of the industry. There is just not enough new blood picking up tools and paint guns compared to the amount of work there is on shop floors all around the country.
