ASA Announces New 2018 Board Of Directors

ASA Announces New 2018 Board Of Directors

"As I look at our new leadership, I believe we have a strong team in place to help chart the association's growth and progress on new initiatives as we move forward," said ASA Chairman Roy Schnepper.

The Automotive Service Association (ASA) announced changes to its board of directors following its annual business meeting on May 2-4 at the Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin Hotel and Resort in Orlando, Florida.

ASA Chairman Roy Schnepper, AAM, Butler’s Collision in Roseville, Michigan, who is serving the second year of his two-year term, says he is looking forward to working with the new leadership team.

“As I look at our new leadership, I believe we have a strong team in place to help chart the association’s growth and progress on new initiatives as we move forward,” said Schnepper.

Members of the 2018 board include:

  • Chairman: Schnepper
  • Chairman Elect: Bob Wills, AMAM, owner of Wills Auto Service in Battle Creek, Michigan, and the immediate past director of ASA’s Mechanical Division Operations Committee
  • Secretary/Treasurer: Fred Hules, AMAM, owner of Tech 1 Auto in Peoria, Arizona
  • General Director: Elissa Larremore, owner of CBS 1 Collision, based in Shreveport, Louisiana
  • General Director: Todd Black, AMAM, owner of Unlimited Service, Bellingham, Washington
  • Mechanical Division Director: Tom Piippo, AMAM, owner of Tri-County Motors, Rudyard, Michigan
  • Collision Division Director: Scott Benavidez, AAM, owner of Mr. B’s Paint & Body Shop, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • Immediate Past Chairman: Darrell Amberson, AMAM, owner of LaMettry’s Collision, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dan Risley, ASA president/executive director, also serves on the ASA board of directors in an ex-officio capacity.

Retiring from the ASA board of directors is Ed Cushman, AMAM, C&H Auto, Spokane, Washington.

“ASA wants to thank Ed for his great service and commitment to the board, to the association and, most of all, to its members, who he always put first. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors,” said Schnepper.

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