MEMA elevates three in membership, sales divisions

RALEIGH, N.C.—The Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association has promoted three people on its membership and sales teams.

Steve Horaney has been promoted to senior vice president of membership and sales after serving as vice president of membership and sales.

He now will be charged with increasing sales for the light vehicle and commercial markets. Horaney, who joined MEMA in 2014, also will work to build OEM relationships and coordinate MEMA's town hall meetings.

Erin Schreiber, who joined MEMA in 2020, is now director of membership and engagement after serving as senior manager of membership engagement.

She has worked to elevate MEMA's relationships with its members through recruitment and retention avenues. She leads the EHS&S Council, as well as the Operations and Plant Managers Council.

Adam Slaman joined MEMA in 2020 and transitions from senior manager of sales and membership development to director of sponsorship sales.

Slaman will be responsible for sponsorship sales in light and commercial vehicle segments. Slaman also is active in organizing the supplier showcase for the yearly Vehicle Supplier Conference.

"These well-deserved promotions reflect the dedication and contributions of Horaney, Schrieber and Slaman to MEMA OEMs," said Julie Fream, president and CEO of the group. "Their expanded roles enable them to make a greater impact for the organization and its members.

"We are confident their expertise will continue to drive the success of MEMA OE suppliers and strengthen our member and industry partnerships."

MEMA, known as the vehicle supplier association, represents suppliers, manufacturers and aftermarket manufacturers. The organization began in 1904 and now has more than 1,000 members.

MEMA has offices in Southfield, Mich.; Research Triangle Park, N.C.; and Washington D.C.