Councils - Peer Councils
 Automotive
Public Relations Council (APRC)
APRC is a professional organization for public relations practitioners in all
segments of the automotive industry. Visit www.autopr.org for
more information.
 AASA European Aftermarket Forum
The AASA European Aftermarket Forum is a peer group for discussion of aftermarket commercial business issues and actions. Its quarterly meetings are open to aftermarket executives heading their businesses’ European operations. Contact Steve Handschuh
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Brand Protection Council - Overview and Application Form
BPC is a membership peer-council of executives responsible for brand and intellectual property rights protection within their company. The Council focuses on best practices, solutions and information on counterfeit parts, black- and gray-marketed products and intellectual property issues. Contact Jack Cameron
China Aftermarket Council
This group provides a forum for MEMA/AASA’s members senior executives who head-up their China aftermarket operations to meet and discuss industry issues and solutions, share best practices and network among peers. Contact Chris Gardner
Government
Affairs Committee (GAC)
GAC works to establish federal legislative and regulatory goals for MEMA and
its market segment associations and to develop plans for achieving them. For
additional information contact Ann Wilson
 Human
Resources Council (HRC)
HRC provides human resources executives a forum to identify and address strategic
industry issues, recommend solutions and promote the effective implementation
of improved HR practices. For additional information contact
Jo Anne Farr .
 Marketing Executives Council (MEC) - Overview and Application Form
The Marketing Executives Council (MEC) is open to marketing executives from any member company of AASA. The Council’s mission is to advance the automotive aftermarket manufacturing industry through collaborative marketing and communication solutions. Contact Theresa Spera
MEMA Information Services Council (MIS Council)
The MIS Council is a peer group of individuals from MEMA member companies who are responsible for their companies’ IS operations and serves as a forum for industry interaction, education and idea exchange. Visit www.miscouncil.org or contact Chris Gardner
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