AutoSuccess Magazine Names Susan Givens as New Publisher

AutoSuccess Magazine is proud to announce that Susan Givens has been named the publication's new Publisher. Susan has been with Systems Marketing Inc., the parent company of AutoSuccess, since its inception, and most recently has served as the company's Vice President. Since starting with AutoSuccess Magazine, she says has seen the industry changing. "More women are influencing the automotive industry than ever before, it’s an exciting time for both consumer and automotive industry women!"

Susan brings a wealth of experience to her new position. In addition to her experience with the magazine, Susan won the 2007 Women's Automotive Association International (WAAI) Spirit of Leadership Award; is heavily involved with AskPatty  serving on its Expert Panel; and has made many alliances within the automotive industry.

I'm thrilled with this opportunity," says Susan. "I'm ready to lead the magazine into a new era of commitment to both our readership and our advertisers. This will result in a win-win situation for everyone involved."

With a new publisher comes a renewed focus for AutoSuccess, with a staff ready to meet the challenges of 2008 and beyond newly excited and re-energized. Along with new marketing packages for advertisers, AutoSuccess will be offering exciting new writers; a completely redesigned Web site (www.autosuccessonline.com); and a refocused, growing podcast (www.autosuccesspodcast.com). AutoSuccess readers will also benefit from the powerful new 2008 Synergy Sessions Event, to be held in New Orleans on May 13 and 14, 2008. Teaming up with Dealer Synergy and The Dubis Group, AutoSuccess will bring the automotive retail industry the best “no-nonsense" training event of the year. AutoSuccess is excited to embark in this new direction, and looks forward to having a long, rewarding relationship with its readers, vendors and advertisers. The publication is ready to go to the next level, and wants its readers to come along for the ride.

Visit www.synergysessions.com for more information.

 

Comments

[Kirk]

Help! My 95 Toyota Corrola just required a new left drive axle for $220 last month but the engine still runs rough. The mechanic (who I trust) put industrial strength fuel cleaner (90%) in to smooth out the engine and it ran like a top for about a month or so.
After a new tank of gas from Krogers, last Thursday at midnight while driving home in dry conditions, it started missing, laboring up a steep hill and almost didn't make it. I put in STP fuel cleaner to no effect.
It seems like the car runs on 4 cylinders, then from a stop, on 2 cylinders, and ocassionally clears itself to run at speed on 4, but then fouls itself. What do I do?
My mechanic is fighting cancer and won't be back in his independent garage for months, if ever. He said check the distributor (don't have one) or rotor button.
I am considering buying a hybrid or a motorcycle if this doesn't get fixed fast! At $3.30/gal, I'm getting less than 15 mpg and wasting half my fuel! HELP!