CCIF Opens Applications for 2027-2029 Steering Committee

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The Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF), managed by AIA Canada, has officially opened applications for its 2027-2029 Steering Committee.

Shaping the future of Canadian collision repair, the Canadian Collision Industry Forum calls on industry leaders to fill six strategic board seats.

The Canadian Collision Industry Forum (CCIF), managed by AIA Canada, has officially opened applications for its 2027-2029 Steering Committee. The organization is seeking six sector representatives to guide its strategic agenda, including positions for a national/regional repair network head office executive, an independent shop owner/manager, an OEM dealer representative, an industry supplier, a young leader representative, and an educator representative.

For collision repairers, MSO executives, insurance liaison directors, and automotive trade educators, committee participation provides a direct platform to influence industry standards, workforce development, and technical repair guidelines across Canada.

According to CCIF leadership, interested collision sector professionals must submit their applications online by November 12, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET.

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