Aftermarket All-Access
Aftermarket All-Access
Podcast Description
Aftermarket All-Access is your resource for insight, analysis, and the latest news shaping the automotive aftermarket. In each episode, we deep dive into the trends, challenges, and innovations driving the aftermarket. Each episode features expert interviews, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies to inform you about the ever-evolving automotive aftermarket landscape.
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The podcast focuses on specific themes related to the automotive aftermarket, including industry trends, sustainability, leadership, and charitable initiatives. Episodes cover topics such as the role of MEMA in industry sustainability, leadership strategies with Mike Jones from Discover Leadership Training, and the charitable efforts of the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation, offering listeners valuable insights and updates on pressing challenges and innovations.

Aftermarket All-Access is your resource for insight, analysis, and the latest news shaping the automotive aftermarket. In each episode, we deep dive into the trends, challenges, and innovations driving the aftermarket. Each episode features expert interviews, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies to inform you about the ever-evolving automotive aftermarket landscape.
In this episode, Dr. Kent MacDonald, president of Northwood University, sat down to talk about educating the next generation of automotive and aftermarket professionals. But first, he shared what it was like interviewing Wayne Gretzky — and how the hockey legend’s philosophy of “skating to where the puck is going” applies directly to the automotive industry’s future.
Northwood isn’t your typical university. It’s America’s automotive, mobility, and aftermarket university. MacDonald explains ways the aftermarket industry can support Northwood — from scholarships and mentorship to employee benefit programs — and the ROI data that proves investing in Northwood education pays off for families and employers alike.

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