Marie Peevy has dedicated over 13 years of her time in the collision repair industry to mentoring others, offering training support and raising money for scholarships.
The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that, by 2026, there will be more than 1.2 million job openings (100,000 per year on average) in the transportation sector.
One SMS messaging company, Podium, shares how to implement and use a two-way texting platform to decrease time spent talking with customers and increase the ease of their experience.
A career expert and shop owner share how a body shop can become more accessible to workers and customers with disabilities, ultimately tapping into a workforce that is 26 percent of the U.S. population.
Dan Friedman, assistant vice president in replacement and leisure division of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, says that the best-in-class shops are the ones leveraging scheduling tools and training.
In light of recent litigation between AirPro Diagnostics and asTech, FenderBender dived into how diagnostic tools work and what it means for the industry at large.
Branning Collision Centers has perfected how to partner with local nonprofit organizations and charities to increase the shop’s presence in the community.
The crowd in Indianapolis on Wednesday was provided with tips for hiring military veteran employees, including seeking out resources like the American Job Center Network.
DeWayne White, collision center director for Tom Bush Collision Center, shares how he found the right fit for a glass repair vendor, overall increasing repair quality.
Jay Cassel, collision center manager for Bennett Collision Center, goes through three objections that shops will encounter with insurers and how a shop can work on them to improve its business relationship.
One shop owner in New Hampshire decided to take a risk and buy a failing collision repair shop. He then turned the business around into a 4 out 5 star-reviewed shop producing over $1 million in revenue.
