AMI Launches Effort to Collect Industry-wide Training Provider Information

Jan. 15, 2016

Jan. 15, 2016—The Automotive Management Institute (AMI) announced on Wednesday the launch of its industry-wide initiative to collect training provider information. Once collected, AMI will maintain the information in a searchable database on its website.

“For many years, the industry has been discussing the need for an easily accessible and current database of all industry training information,” said Jeff Peevy, AMI president. “As a nonprofit, we believe AMI is uniquely positioned to collect, offer and maintain this free searchable database as a service to the industry.”

All automotive service and collision repair industry organizations are encouraged to participate in this initiative. The collection form is available here.

“By having a central database that the entire industry can turn to when specific training needs arise can be a powerful tool,” says Sheri Hamilton, AAM, AMI Chair and executive director of ASA-Midwest.

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