In this episode of Disrupt, Cynthia Varnell, 2018 FenderBender Awards winner, reveals how her employee initiatives that look outside of the shop, Gustafson Brothers Inc., empowers her coworkers within.

In this week's podcast, shop owner Jason Boggs discusses how he figured out his own leadership style (and how it differs from his shop owner father's), how he tweaks his leadership style according to the employee, and the surprising parallels between collision repair and the restaurant world (spoiler alert: Boggs is an avid cook). 

This week, FenderBender begins its How I Did It series, which explores how the industry’s brightest leaders built their businesses. The inaugural episode stars Tiffany Menefee, who rose the annual revenue at Pronto Body Shop from $250,000 to $1 million in just three years.

Tim Beal, owner of Beal's Auto Body & Paint, has developed his own robotic paint drying technology. For this Adapt episode of CollisionCast, he sat down with FenderBender to discuss why he entered into the arena and how his technology works.

With a storied history as PPG's oldest brand, the Deltron system remains a staple for efficient, productive work.

As part of the organization's Career Path initiative, SEMA hosted its first-ever career fair to draw younger generations to the industry.

Peter MacGillivray, vice president of events and communications at SEMA, explains what it takes to set up a show the size of SEMA.

The collision repair segment is one of the fastest-growing segments of the SEMA Show.

FenderBender editor Jake Weyer presents the 2012 FenderBender Awards at the 2012 NACE Expo.

Fine-tuning front-end processes can mean less hustle and bustle for the customers and more money towards expanding the business.