Transtar Industries’ EVP, HR Anna Gluck Recognized in AMN’s Women at theWheel Program
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[May 2022 – Cleveland, Ohio] Transtar Industries, a leading distributor of automotive aftermarket parts and software solutions, announces its Executive Vice President, Human Resources, Anna Gluck, has been recognized as a 2022 honoree in trade magazine Aftermarket News’ ‘Women at the Wheel’. This third-annual program honored 24 leaders from across the automotive aftermarket as individuals championing cutting-edge change and innovation.
CEO Neil Sethi says, “I am continually inspired by leaders like Anna who are committed to driving growth from the inside out. As our people leader, she has championed a forward-thinking workplace culture that effectively retains current team members while attracting new ones.”
EVP, HR Anna Gluck says, “This recognition is a credit to every team member within our growing organization. Every one of them inspires me with their dedication to meeting customers’ changing needs, supporting each other, and living out our values of Commitment, Humility, Optimism, Integrity, and Respect.”
Read Anna’s full interview here (https://www.aftermarketnews.com/watw/anna-gluck/).
About Transtar Industries:
Transtar Industries is the global leader in transmission and driveline-related solutions. Dedicated to providing customers with outstanding service, offering the broadest product catalog and best-in-class distribution of quality OE, aftermarket parts, and premium remanufactured products. Founded in 1975 in Cleveland, Ohio, in four decades, Transtar has grown to be a global supplier of products related to the transmission and driveline, with a comprehensive offering that includes automatic and standard transmission units, transmission rebuild kits and components, remanufactured torque converters, hard parts, valve bodies, differentials, and transfer case kits and components. Using their robust distribution network throughout the domestic United States, Puerto Rico and Canada, they deliver products to more than 80 countries.