Multimedia
Video
2010 GAAS: The Big Picture
2010 GAAS: Eye on the Future
2010 GAAS: Serious About the Aftermarket?
2010 GAAS: Perspective
2010 GAAS: A MUST Attend
2010 GAAS: Circumstances Dictate Policy
2010 GAAS: Pulse of the Aftermarket
2010 GAAS: Key Opinion Leaders
2008 Symposium Overview
2008 Scholarship Video
Photos
Enjoy these photos from the 2009 Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium (GAAS). Photos courtesy of Mark Baltzley Photography and may not be reproduced or disseminated.
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GAAS Chairman Dave Caracci opens the 2009 event with optimism that economic “winds” will soon improve for aftermarket companies.
GAAS Scholarship Chairman Pete Kornafel announces initial scholarships awards of 59 U.S. and six Canadian students.
Jeff Applegate, Chief Investment Officer, Citi Global Wealth Management, provide a keynote address on investment prospects in the coming year.
The Gates Corporation was named the 2009 recipient of the Polk Inventory Efficiency Award in the manufacturer category.
Officials from Uni-Select USA gather with the leaders of R.L. Polk to accept the 2009 Polk Inventory Efficiency Award in the retailer/distributor category.
Three panel discussions highlighted GAAS 2009, including this presentation on the future of the DIY market.
Jim John of Northwood University receives the 2009 Mort Schwartz Excellence in Education award from AAIA President and CEO, Kathleen Schmatz.
Tony Cristello, senior vice president, BB&T Capital Markets, provided the closing presentation for GAAS 2009 on Wall Street’s view of the automotive aftermarket.
