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IAAF publishes agenda for post-Brexit conference

Following on from the announcement of its key theme for its annual conference, ‘How to survive and thrive – post Brexit’, delegates to the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) conference on 15 December will also benefit from a number of topical aftermarket discussions while keeping the current economic climate firmly in view.

The conference, sponsored by Autoparts UK, aims to address issues surrounding the aftermath of the recent European Union (EU) referendum and produce a lively debate for conference guests, with John Sergeant, the well-known BBC television and radio journalist, on board to host the event.

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ProVQ becomes IAAF member

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The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has welcomed automotive training specialist ProVQ Limited to its membership network. Julian Lloyd, ProVQ managing director, said: “We’re delighted to join this highly celebrated federation and we’re confident that this new venture will provide us with ample opportunities to raise brand awareness and enable us to expand our services to a wider customer base.

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Autoparts offers ‘once in a lifetime’ yachting prize in IAAF raffle

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) members will be offered the opportunity to win a full corporate day for 12 people on Yacht Drum worth £2500, courtesy of its IAAF Annual Conference sponsor, Autoparts UK.

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Vote begins for IAAF Annual Awards

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Voting has begun for the IAAF’s Annual Awards, with winners set to be unveiled at the association’s annual gathering held at the ICC in Birmingham on Thursday 15 December. The award ceremony will welcome around 600 aftermarket personnel, with industry-leading motor factors and suppliers eager to win the coveted awards.

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The Parts Alliance nominated for award

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The Parts Alliance has been nominated for the ‘Car Distributor of the Year’ award, which is given annually by the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF). Winners of this and other categories will be announced at the IAAF Awards Dinner. The event itself will see around 600 people gather at Birmingham’s ICC on 15th December for an evening’s entertainment hosted by journalist John Sergeant.

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IAAF and MEPs discuss type approval proposals

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The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has recently hosted a meeting involving the European Parliament’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) Committee to discuss the type approval framework revisions for motor vehicles.

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IAAF shares common concerns at global meeting

Wendy Williamson, chief executive of the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF), attended the global ‘Right to Repair’ conference at Automechanika Frankfurt, hosted by FIGIEFA, bringing together representatives from international automotive aftermarket associations to unite against mutual threats affecting the industry.

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New member offers IAAF new health and safety benefits

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) is now offering members access to exclusive health and safety packages featuring a wide range of valuable factors, including risk assessment, accident investigation, audits, inspections and certified training courses. The vast range of benefits, provided through new member GTG West Midlands, will ensure members have the appropriate health and safety […]

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‘How to survive & Thrive – post Brexit’ theme for IAAF 2016 conference

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The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has revealed its theme, ‘How to survive and thrive – post Brexit’, for its annual conference, aiming to address arising issues following the aftermath of the recent European Union (EU) referendum and produce a lively debate for conference guests.

The conference, held at the ICC in Birmingham on 15 December, will be facilitated by John Sergeant, the well-known BBC television and radio journalist, and BBC’s chief political correspondent from 1992 to 2000.

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IAAF offers fleet management service

Additional IAAF member benefits continue to be announced with the federation revealing that it is teaming up with FleetCheck to offer a range of services, enabling members to ensure they are operating a compliant and legal fleet of company vehicles.

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IAAF appoints insurance provider to members

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The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has appointed Boswell Aftermarket as its official insurance provider offering member exclusive rates on a number of products. Specialising in providing the independent aftermarket – including motor factors and established part suppliers – with insurance, IAAF members can now access a range of cost-effective insurance schemes which can be […]

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IAAF network meeting warns of cybercrime threat

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The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) hosted Iain O’Brien to promote cybercrime awareness and its growing threat at its Breakfast Network Meeting at Ring Automotive, Leeds on 7 July.

O’Brien, from Triple World Associates LLP, demonstrated a wide range of threats, from telephone fraud to the growing threat of ransomware where users seize control of a company’s key data and then request a fee for the decryption code.

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IAAF meeting offers advice on cybercrime

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) is focusing on cybercrime awareness during its next Breakfast Network Meeting at Ring Automotive, Leeds on 7 July.

The session is designed to raise awareness of the threats of cybercrime and to trigger an active response when IAAF members return to the workplace in order to prevent the risk of it damaging their business.

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