Executive Committee, Board of Directors and Directors At Large
Executive Committee, Board of Directors and Directors At Large Read More »
WVADA Preferred Partner Programs are designed to meet the needs of our members while providing competitive pricing.
WVADA Preferred Partner Programs Read More »
We are proud to show off the amazing things that our dealers are doing for the community.
For the first time in history, we have five generations in the workplace, which also means dealerships are juggling the interests, needs and communication styles of members whose ages span over a half-century.
Guest Editorial: Bridging the Gap Successfully Managing a Multi‑Generational Workforce
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce reports that small businesses account for 99.9% of all U.S. businesses and employ 46% of the private sector workforce.
I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying this beautiful West Virginia spring. While spring normally brings increased customer traffic, increased interest rates and the uncertainty of tariffs are causing unpredictability in our markets.
What’s New – The new and used automotive market could soon experience market conditions not seen since the COVID pandemic.
NADA Compliance Alert: Price Advertising in the Current Tariff Environment Read More »
In today’s data-driven world, dealership financial statements can initially appear overwhelming. However, by concentrating on key areas, you can extract valuable insights into your business’ financial performance and health.
WVADA’s VIP Charity Gala, Casino Royale, was a remarkable evening, raising over $30,000 for Good News Mountaineer Garage!
2025 WVADA VIP Charity Gala Read More »
We thank all of the amazing sponsors who made this event possible.
Thank You 2025 WVADA Gala Sponsors Read More »
This year is off to a promising start, marked by the success of our recent legislative session and the VIP Charity Gala.
President’s Message: Legislative Update Read More »
listen to the audio The effects of workplace violence are profound, including physical and emotional suffering, destroyed careers and harm to companies and communities. And it comes at a staggering economic price. Although estimates differ, researchers have put the cost of workplace violence at as much as $56 billion annually — and that figure is
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