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NPW Holds 32nd-Annual Charity Golf Tournament
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By Counterman
NPW announced the addition of Automotive Installers Warehouse (AIW) to its network.
AIW, a customer of NPW since 2013, has joined forces with NPW as part of its ongoing growth efforts.
Under the leadership of owner Omar Mesa, “AIW has consistently delivered exceptional service and expertise to its customers,” NPW said in a news release.
Mesa has transitioned to NPW with the move, “bringing his wealth of experience and industry knowledge to the team.”
“NPW has been a great partner to AIW over the years, and I am excited to continue serving our customers as part of the NPW family,” Mesa said.
As part of the integration process, AIW’s location was consolidated into NPW’s Miami location, further optimizing operations and enhancing service efficiency, according to NPW.
“We are thrilled to welcome AIW to NPW and are confident that their expertise and customer-centric approach will enhance our capabilities in serving this market,” NPW CEO Chris Pacey said. “This expansion aligns with our strategic goal of strengthening our presence in South Florida, and we look forward to leveraging AIW’s resources to better serve our customers in this region.”
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NPW has acquired the New Jersey Auto Parts location in Miami, marking a strategic expansion for the company.
New Jersey Auto Parts, a family-owned business with roots dating back to 1979, has been a familiar presence in the Miami market for decades.
The Tamiami store, part of the New Jersey Auto Parts portfolio since 2008, will transition to the Johnny’s Auto Parts brand, marking the debut of the first Johnny’s store in South Miami.
“I’ve had a tremendous relationship with NPW and the Pacey family for decades,” said former owner Roger Tapanes, a key figure in the legacy of New Jersey Auto Parts. “The decision to sell the business to NPW made perfect sense. I am confident that my loyal employees will be well taken care of, and under NPW’s guidance, the business is poised to reach new heights.”
The deal closed Dec. 21.
“We are excited to announce the acquisition of the New Jersey Auto Parts Tamiami location and the introduction of Johnny’s to the South Miami community,” said Chris Pacey, CEO at NPW. “This strategic move aligns with NPW’s vision to expand our footprint while maintaining the exceptional service and product quality our customers expect. The trusted relationship we’ve built with the previous owners has laid a solid foundation for this transition.”
NPW, a shareholder of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance, will continue to fly the Auto Value flag in conjunction with Johnny’s branding.
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NPW announced “the resounding success” of its 33rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
The tournament took place Dec. 10 at the esteemed Miami Lakes Golf Club, formerly Don Shula’s Golf Club.
The event brought together more than 100 channel partners, customers and industry leaders for a day of golf and goodwill, all in support of First Tee of Miami – a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through the game of golf.
The tournament, featuring a scramble format, catered to golfers of all skill levels, and offered various prizes for accomplishments such as the longest drive, closest to the pin and outstanding team performance.
“Our Annual Charity Golf Tournament has been a cherished tradition for over three decades, and this year’s gathering exceeded our expectations,” said Chris Pacey, CEO at NPW. “It was heartening to see so many people from the industry come together to make a positive impact on our community.
“Teaming up with First Tee of Miami adds an extra layer of significance to the event. First Tee is doing great work in the community, and we are proud to contribute to their mission.”
NPW extended its gratitude to all participants, sponsors and contributors who made this event a success, and said it looks forward to continuing its philanthropic initiatives in the years to come.
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NPW continues to expand with its new state-of-the-art distribution center and corporate headquarters.
Located in Hialeah, Florida, the facility has more than 200,000 square feet of usable space, which includes a state-of-the-art conveyor system along with an automated sorting system.
NPW recently held a special lunch and ribbon-cutting ceremony with local dignitaries in attendance. Participating were Mayor Steve Bovo, State Rep. Alex Rizo and City Council President Carl Zogby.
NPW also had its key management on hand, including founder and CEO Larry Pacey; his wife Hilda; son Chris, the company’s executive vice president and COO; son John, vice president of purchasing; and all the department heads and staff.
“We are very excited about this new facility and expect it to improve and streamline our abilities to serve our customers and suppliers,” Chris Pacey said. “Our business thankfully has grown in spite of COVID, so we decided we needed to forge ahead despite all the issues COVID provided. We appreciate the help and support during trying times from our contractors, suppliers, team members and customers. We look forward to the future.”
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By Counterman
NPW announced a continued expansion of its business with the acquisition of Jim’s Auto Parts.
Owned by Jim Arpin and located in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Jim’s Auto Parts has been in business since 1962 and is the last of the Broward Group of stores that is now under NPW management. The Broward Group was the largest independent group of auto parts stores in South Florida, NPW says.
Jim’s Auto will continue to fly the Bumper to Bumper banner.
“We are glad to have Jim’s Auto Parts under the NPW umbrella. Our family has known, been friends with and worked closely with Jim for many years. We look forward to working with all the great people Jim has brought along and grow the business he started,” says Chris Pacey, NPW’s COO and executive vice president.
“After 60 years in business, you can imagine my concern with handing over my business,” says Jim Arpin. “I have worked with the Pacey’s and NPW for many years and I consider them a well-respected organization and like my company, is family owned and has family values. With their infrastructure and greater buying power, they will make sure that Jim’s Auto Parts will continue to be a part of and expectedly a bigger part of the auto parts business in South Florida.”
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