Pub. 5 2023 Issue 2

NHADA Workers’ Compensation Trust (WCT) is dedicated to providing a quality product that is beneficial to our members and their employees. Workers’ compensation is a crucial aspect of employment that protects both employees and employers in the event of a work-related injury or illness. At NHADA WCT, we believe that the risk of injury can be reduced before the new hire actually begins work. We also believe that, in the unfortunate event of a work-related injury, the following steps can mitigate the expenses, directly and indirectly, associated with the injury.

These partners have answered the call and supported NHADA programs and events. Please consider your partners first when you need professional services for your business. To become a NHADA partner, please call Kaleena Guzman at 603-224-2369, or email her at kguzman@nhada.com. Companies endorsed by the NHADA are listed first within each association partner level. Learn

Anzalone Auto Works61 Elm St., #4Manchester, NH 03101Phone: (603) 622-5322Owners: Mark & Michael Anzalone Pine Knoll Auto Sales, Inc.3365 White Mountain Hwy.Sanbornville, NH 03872Phone: (603) 986-7574Owner: Melissa Fifield Complete Collision70 Daniel Webster Hwy. Merrimack, NH 03054Phone: (603) 521-7450Owner: James Wilder D.R. Wholesale, LLC23 Brickyard Dr.Litchfield, NH 03052Phone: (603) 438-3940Owner: David Ripley   Amherst Motorsports355 S.

Mark your calendars! Our Alpine Adventure is right around the corner, and we could not be more excited! Join us Sunday, June 25 through Tuesday, June 27 at the beautiful Mountain View Grand Resort in Whitefield, NH. Rooms are booking up quick. Be sure to make your reservation today by calling 866-801-3653 and let them

Ladders are a common tool used in a variety of everyday tasks, but using them properly is essential for avoiding accidents. Whether you’re a professional or a do-it-yourselfer, you must understand and follow the safety guidelines for ladder usage. In this article, we’ll cover the basics of safe ladder usage and provide tips on how

The NHADA Workers’ Compensation Claims Team is made up of five staff members who bring their own unique experiences and personalities to the table; we are talking about a remarkable amount of time and experience in the medical field, underwriting, and claims management. You can rest easy knowing that we have the answers to your

On Friday, March 17, we had the opportunity to co-host our state SkillsUSA auto competition. In this competition, students competed for the chance to represent the State of New Hampshire at the National level competition held in Atlanta and to win some great prizes. This year, with a little help from our friends at MB

We all know that customer satisfaction is key to a successful business. But what happens when your customer drives away with less than a smile on their face? One of the many benefits as an NHADA member is that your customers can contact the Automotive Consumer Action Program (AutoCAP) if they have a problem or

Do you know what to do when someone goes into cardiac arrest? Do you start performing CPR or do you get an AED first? Are you protected from any liability if you perform CPR? You never know when you will find yourself as a bystander, but knowing what to do in that scenario can help

NHADA is happy to welcome Business Development Rep. John Hill as the newest member of the team! John has a long work history of sales and business development and feels fortunate to join the NHADA team and help serve such an impactful industry. John graduated from NH Community Technical College with Associate degrees in Fire

The following is a Q&A with Dylan Deboisbriand, a senior at Portsmouth High School and the 2023 winner of the $5,000 Fast Track Scholarship. You just won the Fast Track $5,000 scholarship, how do you feel?I feel great. It’s amazing. What was your first reaction when you found out you won? I was shocked, and

Over the last few months, our Workforce Development Coordinator, Adam Memmolo, has been traveling around the state to the 20 CTE programs associated with the NHADA to spread information regarding the Foundation and promote various automotive career pathways. A helpful tool that we implemented this past fall, called the Fast Track, allows us to gather

On March 8, 2023, members, partners, students, and supporters joined us at The Rex for our Big Raffle for Automotive Education. It was a great event all around, made possible by our generous sponsors. Our prime sponsor for the evening was Exeter Area New Car Dealers Association in honor of Paul Holloway’s lifetime of dedication

Longtime Leader in Auto Industry Remembered as Community Leader, Volunteer, and Role Model It is with profound sadness that we say a heartfelt goodbye to one of the titans of our industry, Paul J. Holloway, Jr., who passed away peacefully in his sleep on March 14, 2023, surrounded by his loving family. Few people have

NADA’s political action committee, NADA PAC, is a critical part of NADA’s advocacy on Capitol Hill. NADA PAC receives voluntary, personal contributions from dealers and managers of NADA-member dealerships and contributes to pro-business candidates for the U.S. House and Senate. NADA PAC is one of the largest business trade association PACs in the country and

One of NHADA’s strongest affiliations is with the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), who represents more than 16,000 new-car dealers. NADA advocates on your behalf before all branches of the federal government, manufacturers, the media and the public. Similar to the NHADA, keeping their Political Action Committees (PACs) well-funded is crucial to the success of

As you read this letter, it is likely the beginning of May, which means we are nearing our biggest event of the year — our Annual Convention. Sunday, June 25 through Tuesday, June 27, you’re invited to join NHADA members, partners, and their families for networking, dining and activities at the beautiful Mountain View Grand

As of this writing, we are more than halfway through the legislative year and have recently completed crossover, the deadline when all bills must have their vote by the full chamber from which they originated. It has been a busy session with action here at the Statehouse in Concord and in D.C. In February, Governor