THE NETWORK FOR FLORIDA’S AUTO CARE PROFESSIONALS
THE NETWORK FOR FLORIDA’S AUTO CARE PROFESSIONALS
In the world of independent automotive service professionals, it’s not uncommon to feel lost. You’re looking for resources and tools to help your business thrive but just aren’t sure where to go. You can’t possibly be the only person who feels this way, right?
You aren’t alone — that’s where we come in.
Florida Auto Care Alliance is a community of shop owners just like you; built for members by members. So we know the exact struggles you face as an independent service professional; and by joining together, we can advance everyone’s common interests.
INDUSTRY TRAINING & EDUCATION
FLACA offers industry training & education to help further your business and career.
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY NETWORKING
Foster relationships with like-minded automotive industry professionals.
SPECIAL BENEFITS & RESOURCES
FLACA members get access to special tools and benefits to help further their goals.
RECENT FLACA NEWS:
ACA ANNOUNCES FLACA-PRODUCED ACCELERATE AUTOMOTIVE TRAINING EVENT TAKING PLACE THIS OCTOBER 2023
On October 14, 2023, in the Wyndham Lake Buena Vista Disney Springs Resort in Lake Buena Vista, FL, the Florida Auto Care Alliance will produce and host the new ACCELERATE Automotive Conference, a full day of technical and management training trade show.
GARY KEYES HIRED AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR FLORIDA AUTO CARE ALLIANCE
April 4, 2023 – The Auto Care Alliance (ACA) is proud to announce its Florida association, the Florida Auto Care Alliance (FLACA), headquartered in Jacksonville, has hired Gary Keyes as its new Executive Director. Keyes brings with him years of experience as a shop owner and board member, making him a perfect fit for this position.
ASA FLORIDA MAKES MOVE TO JOIN FORCES WITH MIDWEST AUTO CARE ALLIANCE
December 29, 2021 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Automotive Service Association of
Florida Board of Directors wraps up 2021 with an announcement that they will leave
ASA and become the Florida Auto Care Alliance. ASA Florida will become the seventh
affiliate to leave the Automotive Service Association after ASA dissolved affiliation
agreements with their state and regional affiliates across the country.
