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Interview: Ray Fisher, Automotive Service Association

April 10, 2019 By CollisionWeek Editor

Fisher, who was named executive director of ASA in December, details 2019 initiatives and provides an update on the MSO Symposium and the future of NACE.

In our video interview, Ray Fisher, executive director of the Automotive Service Association (ASA) explains that with the incredible pace of change facing both the mechanical and collision sides of the repair industry, the nature of associations is changing as well. Fisher, who officially took over the reins of the largest national auto repair association on January 2, has hit the ground running as he seeks feedback from members and expands the association’s

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