TIA Announces Slate for 2021 - 2022 Board of Directors

TIA Announces Slate for 2021 – 2022 Board of Directors

Those newly elected to the Tire Industry Association's board will serve three-year terms.

There are four open spots on the 2021-2022 Tire Industry Association’s Board of Directors. The association says nine candidates, including two incumbents and seven newcomers, are competing for the spots. Those elected will serve three-year terms.

The following are the Board of Director nominees:

  • John Baldwin (incumbent), senior vice president of Discount Tire Co., Scottsdale, Ariz.;
  • Billy Eordekian, president of 1-800EveryRim, Santa Fe Springs, Calif.;
  • Scot Holloway, CEO, Bartec USA L.L.C., Sterling Heights, Mich.;
  • David Jordanger, chief revenue officer, Sonsio L.L.C., Arvada, Colo.;
  • Chris Rhoades, senior product manager, technical solutions, BKT Tires, Copley, Ohio;
  • Ryan Schrader, director of franchise operations, RNR Tire Express, Tampa, Fla.;
  • Gary Schroeder, executive director of global TBR, Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (now owned by Goodyear), Findlay, Ohio;
  • Leigh-Ann Stewart, director of health and safety, Kal Tire, Vernon, British Columbia, Canada; and
  • Don Vanderheyen (incumbent), vice president of commercial, Hennessey Industries, LaVergne, Tenn.

Voting is open only to eligible TIA members in good standing, the association says. Members can vote via paper ballot and will receive information about the election by mail. They also can vote online on the association’s website. Voting opened in early July and will close on Sept. 1.

Election materials have been mailed to the primary contacts at all eligible TIA member companies. Election results will be announced in mid-September with the new board members taking office on Monday, Nov. 1 at TIA’s annual meeting during the Global Tire Expo/SEMA Show in Las Vegas, according to the association.

You May Also Like

Yokohama Rubber donates to Eastern Taiwan earthquake relief

Through its Yokohama Magokoro Fund, Yokohama Rubber will donate a combined ¥1 million (approx. $6,380).

donate-stock

Yokohama Rubber shared its deepest condolences and sympathies to the families who have lost loved ones and to all those who have been affected by the earthquake in Eastern Taiwan. In response, Yokohama Rubber and its employee-backed Yokohama Magokoro Fund said it will donate a combined ¥1 million (approx. $6,380) through the Japanese Red Cross Society to support relief efforts in the region.

Continental acquires mold specialist EMT for commercial and specialty tires

With the acquisition of EMT, Continental said it can independently produce tire molds for all applications if required.

continental_pp_tiremold
TBC Corp. employee children enjoy ‘Take Your Child to Work Day’

The kids had a jam-packed day learning about tires, and even ate lunch with the company’s new CEO, Don Byrd.

TBC-Bring-Kids-to-Work-Day-CEO-1400
Mitas, Trelleborg to increase prices globally

The companies said this decision is a response to significant inflation.

BKT celebrates International Day of Sport for Development and Peace

BKT said it has made an effort to show a commitment to supporting sports through multiple initiatives, partnerships and sponsorships.

BKT-sports-sponsorships

Other Posts

Bridgestone invests in Yoshi Mobility to expand into virtual inspection, EV charging

Yoshi is also commercializing its mobile EV charging platform to address EV fleet charging challenges.

Yoshi-Mobility-EV-charging
SRNA introduces new field engineer manager

Chariarse has extensive experience in his field, working as a commercial truck field engineer in the tire industry for the past 21 years.

SRNA-Eduardo-Chariarse
Bridgestone to debut Bandag Virtual World Tour at WasteExpo 2024

The Bandag Virtual Plant Tour is an internet browser-based experience that provides a step-by-step walkthrough of Bandag’s retreading process.

Bandag-virtual-tour-Bridgestone
Giti Tire Manufacturing awarded by Chester County Chamber of Commerce

Giti Tire said it has been a supporter of education, organized farmer’s markets and participated in community food drives.

Giti-Chamber-Award