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Frequently Asked Questions about MEMA

How does MEMA serve the automotive supplier industry?

MEMA serves the industry as the voice of the motor vehicle parts supplier industry, speaking out on behalf of the largest manufacturing sector in the United States.

Membership is divided into the three market segments of the industry – automotive aftermarket, heavy duty and original equipment suppliers – to better serve members.

 

What is the value proposition for MEMA members?

MEMA provides its members:

  • a forum to address issues of common concern
  • up-to-date news and information on industry issues, legislation and regulations
  • an industry voice on issues affecting daily business
  • vital information on market trends and analysis
  • networking through its product and peer groups
  • seminars and conferences on the latest industry issues
  • discounted rates for trade shows

How can I get on the MEMA mailing list?

MEMA designated member representatives are automatically added to the association mailing list and the electronic publications lists. Member companies can have an unlimited number of employees on MEMA’s electronic publications lists by sending an e-mail to media@mema.org. Subscriptions are available for the association’s print publications by e-mailing media@mema.org.

What is the relationship between MEMA, the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), the Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association (HDMA) and the Original Equipment Suppliers Association (OESA)?

MEMA is a parent association of AASA, HDMA and OESA. Each of the three market segment associations is separately incorporated with its own board of directors. Representatives of the three association boards’ also serve on the MEMA board of directors.

Can I register for an event if my company is not a member of MEMA?

MEMA welcomes non-members to its events at the non-member registration fee. Non-members also may purchase MEMA publications at the non-member rate.

Does MEMA sell mailing lists?

MEMA affiliate association do not sell mailing lists.

How do I find out more about MEMA peer and product groups?

More information about MEMA peer and product groups is available by clicking here.

Who can the media contact affecting the automotive supplier industry?

Margaret Beck, MEMA Senior Director of Communications, is the primary media contact for issues affecting the automotive supplier industry. She can be reached at 919-406-8828 or media@mema.org.

How do I join MEMA?

Motor vehicle parts supplier companies may join one of the three affiliate associations representing the different market segments of the industry:

How can I get on the mailing list for MEMA publications?

Click here for more details and subscription information on the many e-publications published by MEMA and its affiliate associations.

Can I register for an event if my company is not a member of a MEMA affiliate association?

Non-members registration is available to many MEMA affiliate association events – check the “Calendar of Events” by clicking here.

Who can the media contact affecting the motor vehicle parts supplier industry?

MEMA
Bob McKenna, MEMA president & CEO

MEMA Government Affairs
Ann Wilson, MEMA senior vice president, government affairs
Ann McCulloch, MEMA Director of External Affairs

AASA
Steve Handschuh, AASA president & COO
Margaret Beck, senior director, marketing & communications

HDMA
Tim Kraus, HDMA president & COO
Jennifer Hjalmquist, HDMA director of marketing & communications

OESA
Neil DeKoker, president
Glenn Stevens, director of marketing & communications


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