Movers and Shakers

As sia Abrasives celebrates its first anniversary as part of Bosch Power Tools, we catch up with Craig Hexter and discover there are many facets to this highly professional and driven businessman.

As BASF celebrates the centenary of its first product sold in Australia, we introduce the relatively new head of BASF’s Automotive Refinish Coatings. We find out what makes him tick and what you can expect from his leadership team.

We meet Steven Brett, who celebrates almost two decades in the Refinish Coatings Industry, and find a strong-willed and determined leader who is committed to both his organisation and to our Collision Repair Industry.

We meet Scott Nargar, who is immensely proud of his organisation, and passionate about his future-focused role at Hyundai Motor Company Australia. He is committed to a more efficient and sustainable future for the Australian Automotive Industry.

We introduce Dale Durden, Head of Sales and Supply at Capricorn and discover a passionate, driven and people-focused leader who is not only developing his own team, but is also a key figure in Capricorn’s delivery of outstanding value...

We introduce Stuart Charity, the driven, dynamic and passionate CEO of The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association, as the organisation takes a quantum leap into the 2020s during the most challenging period of his career.

Fix Auto World’s Regional Vice President and Head of Business Asia, Australia and New Zealand

We sat down with newly appointed Business Manager Justin Myers, who shares his 30-year-journey in the industry and discusses how he will lead 3M’s Automotive Aftermarket Division in our rapidly changing industry.

Following a year of great activity, we caught up with Kevin Roberson who reflects on 2019 and gives us a real insight into the pace of development of a range of technologies at the Hyundai Motor Company.

We recently met with Martin Stone who spoke candidly about his background, his journey and his business on the eve of the Sheen Group’s 50th anniversary. Not surprisingly, Martin still has an eye on the future.