Engine Repower Segment

Engine Repower Council

MISSION

The Engine Repower Council exists to create awareness of the economic and environmental benefits of rebuilt and remanufactured engines to extend vehicle life. We will achieve our mission by developing and distributing educational materials, promoting the value of rebuilt and remanufactured engines and supporting the business growth and success of our membership.

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Engine Repower Segment

Committee Meeting Highlights

ERC Facts Newsletter:

Member Services
Segment Membership List
Why Should I Join AAIA's Automotive Repower Segment?
Segment Committee and Liaison


History

The Engine Repower Council (ERC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating consumers about the economic and environmental benefits of rebuilt and remanufactured engines.

ERC was formed in 1999 by a group of automotive industry leaders in response to a growing concern among professional engine rebuilders that most consumers do not know about the benefits of rebuilt engines. These concerns were supported when a motorist survey discovered that nearly 74% of consumers were not aware of this alternative. In 2003 ERC became a segment of the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA).

ERC is described as “an industry alliance for consumer awareness”, but it is also active in promoting economic and ecologically intelligent solutions to problems associated with major engine damage and/or failure.

ERC members are aftermarket industry professionals including parts manufacturers, warehouse distributors, machine shop owners, engine rebuilders and installers who are working together to make long term vehicle ownership an attractive, economic reality.

Why Should I Join AAIA's Engine Repower Segment?

When you join AAIA's Engine Repower segment, you’ll be joining with a group of aftermarket industry leaders to help educate motorists about the economic and environmental benefits of installing a rebuilt engine. Your dues will help support this industry effort to communicate and promote the repower concept in Canada and the United States.

Once you join, you’ll receive all the usual AAIA member benefits, as well as ERC's monthly newsletter.

AAIA Resource Sampler

Sample the following business resources AAIA membership brings you:

For additional membership information, contact AAIA directly or visit the About AAIA portion of the site.

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Engine Repower Segment Committee and Liaison

The segment committee meets twice a year to help plan the activities and events of the segment. Opportunities exist to become involved in the leadership of the association through serving as volunteers on segment committees. Segment leadership is reviewed every three years, and new candidates are nominated. To become involved with the segment committee, send a letter of interest and bio to the segment liaison, Kimberlee Berry.

Chairman

Steve Rich, Sterling Bearing, Inc
Kansas City, Mo.

Vice Chairman

Larry Sovereign, Heartland Sales
Lincoln, Neb.

Past Chairman

Tom Schrader, Jasper Engine & Transmissions
Jasper, Ind.

Secretary/Treasurer

Mark Navarre, Michigan Motor Exchange
Detroit, Mich.

Committee Members

Ken Carter, MAHLE Clevite Inc.
Ann Arbor, Mich.

Mark Fellanto, Promar Engines
Paterson, NJ

Monte Green, Green's Repair & Machine Inc.
Haxtun, Colo.

Rick Sparks, Comp Performance Group
Memphis, Tenn.

Dave Wooldridge, Babcox Publications
Akron, Ohio

Committee Liaison

Kimberlee Berry , AAIA
7101 Wisconsin Ave., Suite 1300
Bethesda, MD 20814, USA
Tel: 301-654-6664
Fax: 301-654-3299
E-mail: kimberlee.berry@aftermarket.org

Assistant Liaison

Rachel Popham, AAIA
E-mail: rachel.popham@aftermarket.org

Contact information for committee members can be obtained through the liaison or by using the Online Member Directory.