VIPAR Heavy Duty Holds Supplier Advisory Council Meeting in Chicago

VIPAR Heavy Duty Holds Supplier Advisory Council Meeting in Chicago

The group, composed of senior executives from VIPAR Heavy Duty supplier partners and designed as a collaborative forum, met to discuss key topics such as technology related to parts distribution and supporting national fleet accounts and end-users.

VIPAR Heavy Duty held another successful Supplier Advisory Council meeting last month in Chicago.

The group, composed of senior executives from VIPAR Heavy Duty supplier partners and designed as a collaborative forum, met to discuss key topics such as technology related to parts distribution and supporting national fleet accounts and end-users.

“The VIPAR Heavy Duty Supplier Advisory Council gives our management team the opportunity to meet with industry leaders to identify strategies and tools to support the success of our distributors and supplier partners, ultimately impacting our combined end-user customers,” said Jim Pennig, vice president of business development, VIPAR Heavy Duty. “We value the feedback and information from our council members and, through our collaborations, we have made great strides over the past year.”

This is the third meeting of the Supplier Advisory Council since its inception. The group meets on a regular basis to share ideas and address key industry topics. The council was formed in 2018 to help ensure that the organization is properly aligned with the market dynamics for the long-term success of the VIPAR Heavy Duty family of companies, its distributors and supplier partners.

The next meeting will be held during the VIPAR Heavy Duty Annual Business Conference in October.

You May Also Like

Autel, Repairify Announce Agreement for Remote Diagnostics

Repairify will integrate its remote solutions into a revised version of Autel’s Remote Expert platform.

Repairify and Autel U.S. announced an exclusive long-term collaboration agreement for the delivery of Repairify’s patented global OEM remote solutions for diagnostics, calibrations and programming through Autel’s remote-capable products across North America.

As part of the agreement, Repairify will integrate its patented global remote diagnostic, calibration and programming solutions as a new service offering into a revised version of Autel’s Remote Expert platform. Repairify and Autel will jointly manage the platform that now will offer customers the choice of using the certified and warrantied OEM remote solutions from Repairify, along with the independent Remote Experts (vetted for their experience) who already are serving the platform.

Blaine Brothers Opens New DC In Minnesota

The 25,000-plus-square-foot facility in St. Paul is centrally located between all nine of Blaine Brothers’ facilities.

FleetPride Acquires Auto Masters Fleet Services In Florida

For the last 30 years, David Stringfield’s company has provided outstanding service for heavy-duty customers throughout Florida and southern Georgia.

2021 AASA Top Suppliers List Open For Submissions

The deadline to submit information is Friday, Aug. 6.

AASA
Total Specialties USA, Mighty Distributing To Partner

The TotalEnergies range of lubricants will be available in the Mighty network and will initially focus primarily on the Quartz Ineo and Quartz 9000 sub-ranges.

Other Posts

Massachusetts Attorney General to Enforce Right to Repair Law

Andrea Joy Campbell indicated that she plans to enforce the law effective June 1.

Lafayette Warehouse Joins Auto-Wares

Mike Brown will lead Lafayette Warehouse as general manager.

Advance Reports 2022 Sales of $11.2 Billion

Fourth-quarter net sales increased 3.2% to $2.5 billion, while comparable-store sales were up 2.1%.

Advance Named Sponsor of Checkered Flag for NTT IndyCar

Advance and IndyCar also will team up on a unique content series viewable on the NTT IndyCar Series social media platforms.