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The MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers Brake Manufacturers Council® (BMC) has appointed Greg Ladley to its executive committee, recognizing his extensive expertise in the automotive braking industry. With over 20 years of experience, Ladley’s addition strengthens the BMC’s mission to drive innovation and advocacy in the aftermarket brake sector. Currently, he serves as manager of friction/disc engineering and technical sales at ADVICS North America, bringing a wealth of knowledge to the council.
Key Highlights
- Greg Ladley appointed to BMC executive committee.
- Brings over 20 years of automotive braking experience.
- Currently manager at ADVICS North America.
- Expertise spans system integration, application engineering, and more.
- BMC advocates for brake industry since 1973.
- BMC owns LeafMarkTM, symbolizing copper-free brake compliance.
Ladley’s career encompasses critical roles in system integration, application engineering (caliper/EPB/rotor/pad), component validation, prototyping manufacturing, purchasing, friction engineering, and engineering sales. His diverse background equips him to contribute significantly to the BMC’s goals. “I am honored to join the Brake Manufacturers Council’s executive committee and work alongside such a talented group of industry professionals,” Ladley stated. He expressed enthusiasm for advancing the BMC’s leadership in addressing the evolving demands of the aftermarket brake industry.
Ben Brucato, vice president of membership at MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers, praised Ladley’s appointment, noting, “Greg’s extensive experience in automotive braking, combined with his long-term engagement with MEMA, makes him a valuable addition to the Brake Manufacturers Council’s executive committee.” Brucato emphasized Ladley’s pivotal role in supporting the BMC’s mission and its members.
The Brake Manufacturers Council, established in 1973, is a cornerstone of the brake industry, advocating for innovation, education, and environmental responsibility. Since 2010, it has operated under MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers, a division of MEMA, The Vehicle Suppliers Association. The BMC owns the LeafMarkTM trademark, a symbol of compliance with copper-free brake legislation, underscoring its commitment to sustainability.
For more details on BMC’s initiatives, visit mema.org/bmc.
About MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers
MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers represents manufacturers of aftermarket components, tools, and equipment, supporting over 900,000 American jobs across all 50 states. As a leading voice for the industry, it fosters collaboration, addresses key issues, and serves as a vital resource for its members, who span light vehicle, commercial vehicle, and remanufacturing sectors. MEMA, established in 1904, is the foremost trade association for vehicle suppliers, driving innovation and sustainability in the automotive and commercial vehicle industries. With offices in Southfield, Mich., Research Triangle Park, N.C., and Washington, D.C., MEMA continues to champion its 1,000+ members.
Learn more at mema.org/aftermarket-suppliers.
Driving Industry Leadership
Ladley’s appointment signals the BMC’s ongoing commitment to advancing the brake industry through experienced leadership and innovative solutions. His expertise will help address emerging challenges in the aftermarket, ensuring continued growth and compliance with environmental standards like copper-free brake legislation. The BMC remains a trusted advocate, promoting safety, sustainability, and industry excellence.
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