Building a reputation, one client at a time
Family has strong staying power and this four decade business shows how vital developing the culture is.
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Opening the door to clearer repair information
When the ‘right to repair’ legislation passed into law almost three years ago, the Australian Automotive Service and Repair Authority was appointed by Treasury to oversee the scheme aimed at improving access to repair information.
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What it means to have ‘skin in the game’
Fix Network CEO Steve Leal approaches the massive amount of change in the automotive industry with a combination of passion, insight, determination and even humour.
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To the next fifty years
Brad Gannon has inherited a strong legacy as Group Chief Executive of Capricorn in the year it celebrated 50 years and notched up 30,000 members. But he is determined it will continue to grow for the next 50 years and is already implementing practical steps to ensure it remains committed to its members.
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‘Postpone’ NVES penalties until infrastructure has caught up
A major OEM is advocating for a postponement of emission penalties as the nation catches up with its transition to zero and low emissions vehicles.
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Leading with a spirit dedicated to service
As it looks forward to its next 50 years, Capricorn is going from strength to strength as a cooperative. Recently it has enjoyed unprecedented growth and is fast nearing 30,000 members.
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Key challenges ahead; how the automotive industry needs to deal with the big changes
The new CEO of the Motor Trades Association of Australia, Matt Hobbs has hit the ground running in a rapidly changing automotive industry and wants to tackle some of its biggest issues, like the NVES, head on.
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Opening up the vital career gateway to the future
This year has placed recruitment issues as front and centre for many repair businesses but the new advocacy body, the Australian Collision Industry Alliance (ACIA) is looking forward to creating long-term solutions.
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Closing a gender gap in crash testing
Her work began with pioneering investigations into whiplash from car crashes but now road safety researcher Astrid Linder has her eye on closing another gap in our knowledge of accidents.
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The way ahead for Australia’s largest repair group
The new chair for the AMA Group, Caroline Waldron, has a clear message for the repair industry; it must stay relevant by staying focussed on serving its customers well.
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