Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation

IAAF agrees partnership with USA counterparts

A partnership between the UK's Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation and the USA's Auto Care Association is hoped to deliver shared best practice and collaboration in tackling the crucial issues faced by independent repairers and suppliers.

aftermarket 24 Nov

IAAF president Craig McCracken (left) with chief executive Mark Field

Arnold Clark Autoparts’ Craig McCracken becomes IAAF president

Arnold Clark Autoparts group factor manager Craig McCracken has been appointed as the new president of the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF).

people news 22 Feb

IAAF chief executive joins Automotive 30% Club

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) chief executive Mark Field has become the latest member of the Automotive 30% Club.

Automotive 30% Club 17 Nov

European Commission proposing 'six-year extension' to Block Exemption Regulations, says IAAF

The European Commission is proposing to extend the current Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulations (MVBER) until 2028, according to the IAAF.

Block Exemption 21 Jan

Arnold Clark’s Craig McCracken becomes IAAF vice-president

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has welcomed Craig McCracken, group factor manager at Arnold Clark Autoparts, as its new vice-president.

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation 17 Sep

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) head of membership development, Mike Smallbone

IAAF focuses on vehicle safety recalls in online aftermarket seminar

Members of the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Association (IAAF) will be able to able to gain insight into vehicle recalls and market surveillance in an upcoming online conference call.

1 Sep

IAAF’s Mike Smallbone promoted to head of membership development

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has promoted Mike Smallbone to the position of head of membership development.

31 Aug

IAAF chief executive Wendy Williamson at Automechanika Birmingham 2018

Connected cars ‘threaten the livelihood of the aftermarket’, says IAAF chief executive

Legislation must prevent car manufacturers from monopolising access to connected car data in a bid to protect the ‘livelihood of the aftermarket’, says IAAF chief executive Wendy Williamson.

15 Jun

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