MEMA presented six awards to aftermarket leaders and companies that are raising the bar in advocacy, remanufacturing, and diversity, equity and inclusion during the association’s Member Awards ceremony.

The event began with the presentation of the MEMA Advocacy Champion to Eric Luftig, the senior vice president of product at Dorman Products.

MEMA honored two people with the DEI Award. One went to Philip Austin, manager of technical training at Niterra. The other went to Rebecca Conway, the president of aftermarket marketing at Clarios.

Selwyn Joffe, the chairman, president and CEO of Motorcar Parts of America, was honored with MEMA’s Michael Cardone Leadership Award.

MEMA then presented its Aftermarket Startup Challenge Award to Tromml, while the BTC Aftermarket Technology Innovation Award went to asTech Mechanical Presented by Repairify.