LORD Fusor joins 31 Diamond members and nearly 300 total National Auto Body Council members across the country who donate time and resources for community service programs that help change lives and impact thousands of individuals.
“We enthusiastically support the National Auto Body Council’s vision and mission. They are a perfect complement to our company’s core beliefs and citizenship initiatives to contribute positively in the communities where we work and live,” said Tim Jackson, Regional Manager/
I-CAR Liaison at LORD Fusor. “We look forward to collaborating with our colleagues to promote the positive impact our industry makes in local communities nationwide.”
NABC members represent companies from all facets of the collision industry - independent body shops, MSOs, insurance companies, rental car companies, parts and material suppliers and manufacturers, and industry consultants.
“LORD Fusor’s commitment to the National Auto Body Council as a Diamond Member reinforces its leadership role in the collision industry,” said Nick Notte, NABC Chairman. “We appreciate LORD Fusor’s pledge to support our community service initiatives which exemplify the professionalism and integrity of the industry.”
NABC community service programs include its signature Recycled RidesTM vehicle gifting program, First Responder Emergency Extrication (FREETM) that provides hands-on extricating practice on late model vehicles, and Distracted Driving Initiative to educate drivers on the dangers of texting while driving. To join the National Auto Body Council or for more information on its programs, visit www.NationalAutoBodyCouncil.org .
About the National Auto Body Council:
For 20 y ears, the National Auto Body Council and its members have been instrumental in helping to shape a positive image for today’s collision industry professionals. NABC members are recognized and acknowledged as responsible businesses that give back to the communities they serve.
For membership information contact the National Auto Body Council at 1-888-667-7433 or at www.NationalAutoBodyCouncil.org. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NationalAutoBodyCouncil. The NABC’s Twitter feed is @AutoBodyCouncil.
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