ETI announces heavy-duty speaker lineup at ToolTech

If you’re looking for timely and relevant industry information to incorporate into your business goals and objectives, then check out this Discussion Group on Tuesday, April 26 from 1-3 p.m. Join your colleagues and other industry professionals for an in-depth discussion on issues and information on the Heavy Duty Industry and the Memorandum of Understanding that will affect the automotive aftermarket tool and equipment segment.

Understanding the Heavy Duty MOU
Our goal with this session is to bring the Aftermarket and the Heavy Duty OEM Personnel together to discuss how the act affects each of their respective businesses.

Equipment and Tool Institute is heavily invested in supporting the repair industry by advocating for the release of diagnostic information to aftermarket equipment and tool companies to ensure that there are options for the safe and effective repair of vehicles. ETI recognizes the importance the aftermarket plays in vehicle repair and the MOU is a viable solution for ETI members, the OEM’s, and independent repair facilities and their customers. It is great to see the positive effects when the aftermarket and manufacturers work together on a common resolution in an effort to eliminate the need for legislative mandates.

Moderator:  Tom Kotenko, Snap-on

Featured Guests:
Larry Lovejoy, Senior Technical Advisor, Technology, Strategy & Architecture, Cummins
Mike Hasinec, Penske Trucking
Philip Aiello, Senior Project Manager Corporate Automotive Engineering, United Parcel Service Inc.
Marc A. Karon, President, Total Truck Parts, Inc.
Dave Scheer, President of Inland Truck Parts
Jeff Wurster, Senior Manager, Technical Support, Hino Motors Sales USA, Inc.
Roland Kingsbury, Isuzu Commercial Trucks