Babineaux-Fontenot CEO Departures Handschuh retires from MEMA After five years as CEO of the $17M-revenue Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association, Steve Handschuh is retiring because of health concerns, effective Dec. 31. Handschuh has spent 40 years in the automotive aftermarket industry, including 18 years at NAPA Auto Parts /Genuine Parts Co., where he was president 1998-2004. He joined MEMA in 2006 as president and COO of the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association, a division of MEMA. "I truly loved my entire career, including especially my time with AASA and MEMA," Handschuh said in a statement. "This is an incredible trade association, which will… Read More