By james art 
Recently, the Florida Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) hosted its second annual ceremony to introduce the glory of the Hall of Fame, in honor of distinctive professionals who have significantly contributed to the automotive industry.
The event, held at Waldorf Astoria in Orlando, admitted 10 leaders in the Miami to Jacksonville industry and all over them.
The induced ones include:
– Norman Braman Miami.
– Hal Lynch, Jr. Jacksonville.
– Randy Parks of Longwood.
– Vivian Reeves Tampa.
– Ted SerboSek On the Dayton Beach.
– Preston Hood of Fort Walton Beach.
– Rudy Kraft Talahassi.
– Ed Morse On Delrai Beach.
– Phil Smith At the point of the headlamp.
– George Williamson Miami.
The automotive industry contributes $ 106 billion for Florida economyS According to data from 2023, the industry is responsible for over 180,000 jobs in the country and represents 13% of the state’s tax revenue.
The Fada fame hall was created last year to recognize and celebrate the achievements of Florida dealers, which significantly influenced their communities and the automotive industry in Florida. The inductors have distinguished themselves in their professional endeavors and demonstrate a strong commitment to their communities, setting a high standard for future generations of corporate philanthropists.
State Seni. Jay Collins and repetitions. Brad Yeger and James Buchanan attended the second annual introduction ceremony.
Group’s first event at the end of 2023 includes several instigators including George Nasas on Wildwood, Glen Richie of the Dayton Beach, Jim Ferman on Tampa, Larry Morgan of Clearwater and Mario Murgado Miami. Several other leaders in the industry have been posthumously distinguished, including Anthony Abraham on Tampa, Claude Nolan of Jacksonville, Duine Hawkins of St. Petersburg, Mike Meager of St. Petersburg, Rick Case of Fort Lodherdale, Sam Galoway -Jr. of Fort Myers, Saxton Lloyd of the Dayton Beach, Robert Maclecheni on Tampa, Theo proctor c. of Talahasi and Walter Mcrae Jacksonville.
The association not only considers the contribution to the automotive industry, but also to the contribution of leaders to the communities they serve. He is proud that he is widely known as a good corporate citizen. Dealers of all 50 states are recognized annually by Time and Ally Bank magazine for their exceptional contributions at home during a celebration every year in The National Automobile Dealers Association Annual ShowS