2022 OESA Association Update

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OESA By The Numbers* #1 TRADE ASSOCIATION

Championing the business interests of automotive suppliers in North America

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498

OEM TOWN HALLS

MEMBER COMPANIES

General Motors, Ford, Honda, Lordstown, Toyota, Nissan, Volkswagen, Zoox

Supplier organizations and affiliates

816

125

AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIER CONFERENCE REGISTRANTS

ASSOCATION SPONSORS

Largest conference in OESA history

Supporting the supplier community and the work of OESA

7,022

37

EVENT REGISTRANTS

MEMBER-EXCLUSIVE SURVEYS

Designed to capture industry trends and supplier sentiments

Industry executives addressing common concerns

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INDUSTRY PODCASTS Discussing industry hot topics

*in 2021

Table of Contents About The Association

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Letter from the President

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Benefits of OESA Membership

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OESA Board of Directors

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Industry Events & Webinars

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Association Highlights & Accomplishments

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Member Resources

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MEMA Government Advocacy

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MEMA Advocacy Accomplishments

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OESA Peer Group Councils

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Association Sponsors

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Supplier Member Companies

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Affiliate Member Companies

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The OESA Team

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About the Association Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association MEMA represents the largest sector of manufacturing jobs and is one of the most powerful, respected, and effective voices for the North American vehicle supplier industry.

MEMA's Government Affairs team advocates for policies that foster strong economic growth for the automotive supplier industry. It represents the automotive supplier voice in Washington, D.C. and throughout the states.

Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association AASA represents automotive aftermarket suppliers that manufacture, distribute, retail and install vehicle parts, chemicals, equipment and accessories.

Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association HDMA represents OE and aftermarket parts suppliers that participate in class 4–8 commercial vehicles and/or 50+ hp off-highway vehicles. Members operate in every segment of the heavy duty market — from components, service equipment and tires to chemicals, lighting and accessories.

The Association for Sustainable Manufacturing The MERA network of manufacturers, suppliers, universities and professional services firms promotes the economic, environmental, and product performance benefits of remanufacturing and similar forms of sustainable manufacturing. MERA is also the home of Manufactured Again Certification.

Original Equipment Suppliers Association OESA champions the business interests of original equipment (OE) suppliers that design, engineer and manufacture components and technology for passenger cars and light-duty trucks; and the affiliate companies that support them.

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Letter from the President The last couple of years have been some of the most tumultuous in the automotive industry’s rich history. As we look at the last 18 months for OESA, we have certainly felt the impact of these challenges.

We remain in the midst of a global pandemic and the fallout continues to take a toll on the industry. While the industry has done it’s best to get through the semiconductor crises, many vehicles are still being sold with an “IOU.” And the continued political division in the U.S., various global challenges, and the “great resignation” are still affecting us.

Despite these obstacles, the automotive industry continues to persevere. OESA is honored to support our members through these challenges, and work with suppliers in this ever-changing industry.

The past few years have enabled OESA to offer new ways to communicate, network and collaborate. As a result, we now have more resources to help our members stay informed and engaged. We welcomed members back to in-person events and accommodated those who remained virtual. As with most organizations, several OESA employees moved on to new opportunities and OESA has welcomed new employees that give us fresh perspectives.

OESA continues to be a healthy and resilient organization, and we gained strength by learning new ways to thrive. We could not have done any of this without the trust and guidance of our members.

We ask that you continue providing us feedback – whether by phone, email, or in-person. We are always here and want to know how we can better serve, you, our members.

The automotive industry’s future is full of possibilities and opportunities. This year's Association Update provides our recent accomplishments and initiatives. We look forward to a bright future with the support of the OESA board of directors, OESA members, our staff and industry partners.

As always, please feel free to contact me or any member of the OESA staff when you need information or assistance.

Julie A. Fream President and CEO

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BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP FOSTERING COLLABORATION THROUGHOUT THE SUPPLY CHAIN

PROMOTING THE SUPPLIER VOICE IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

Members gain direct access to OEM executives

MEMA advocates for suppliers on legislative and regulatory issues

OESA represents members on several automotive manufacturer councils

Members have direct access to lawmakers on Capitol Hill

Tier 1, 2, 3 suppliers work together to address common issues

MEMA promotes the economic impact of the mobility sector

CREATING NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

HELPING MEMBERS MAKE MISSION-CRITICAL DECISIONS

OESA hosts more than 40 events annually to build relationships

The OESA Automotive Supplier Barometer TM provides the supplier pulse and economic sentiments

16 Peer Group Councils address the unique needs of suppliers OESA connects members to other international associations

Supplier Insights Videos share trends and perspectives from industry thought leaders The OESA Affiliate Forecast Matrix aggregates sales and production forecasts from leading firms

Learn more about the benefits of membership at oesa.org or call 248.952.6401.

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OESA Board of Directors OESA is guided by a board of directors that reflects the supplier industry and its various tiers. It consists of senior executives from small and mid-sized supplier companies to large, international supplier organizations. Members of the Board are actively engaged in helping to set strategic priorities for the association.

Executive Committee Chairman of the Board Ken Hopkins President and CEO Neapco, Inc.

Vice Chair Martin Fischer President and Member of the Board of Management ZF Group

Officer Julie A. Fream President and CEO Original Equipment Suppliers Association (OESA)

Officer Bill Long President and CEO Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Assocation (MEMA)

Vice Chairman Jon Husby President and CEO ADAC Automotive Inc.

Directors Pamela Larson President and General Manager AutoForm Engineering USA, Inc.

Michael Alcala President and CEO GNS North America

Scott Ferriman President MAHLE Industries, Incorporated

Paul Barnett CEO Principal Manufacturing Corp.

Denise Gray External Affairs and Government Relations, North America LG Energy Solution MIchigan Inc.

Pat D’Eramo President and CEO Martinrea International, Inc.

Ronald E. Hall President and CEO Bridgewater Interiors, LLC

Jon DeGaynor President and CEO Stoneridge

Michael Haughey President and CEO North American Stamping Group, LLC

Ray Scott President and CEO Lear Corporation

John Dunn President and CEO The Americas, Plastic Omnium Auto Inergy Division

Donna Kuhr CEO, President and Co-Owner PTM Corporation

Armando Tamez President and CEO Nemak

As of Aug. 2022

Katsu Uno Chairman and CEO Hirotec America

Matthew Link President and Co-Owner Link Engineering Company

Mike Mansuetti President, Bosch North America Robert Bosch LLC

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Industry Events & Webinars OEM Engagement Events

• Master Class Workshop:

• Ford Town Hall

• Let EQ Be Your Superpower (3 Part Series)

• General Motors Town Hall

• Lead with Gravitas (3 Part Series)

• Honda Town Hall • Lordstown Motors Town Hall • Nissan Town Hall • Toyota Town Hall • Volkswagen Town Hall • Zoox Industry Disruptor Town Hall

Industry Events & Webinars • AlixPartners Global Auto Study • Automotive Electrification Opportunity Risk and

Reality

• Optimizing Transportation Cost and Capacity • Preparing Today for the Automotive Industry of

Tomorrow

• SAA 12th Annual Purchasing Summit • Stellantis Diversity Matchmaker • Supply Chain Impact on Automotive Production

Forecast

• Strategic Insights Series • Driving Supply Chain ROI & Resilience • EV Market Outlook – Ready for Takeoff!!

• Automotive Supplier Conference

• EV Program Dynamics: Triumphs and Tripwires

• Automotive Supplier Legal Hot Topics

• Preparing for the Pending Production Surge

• Axion Supplier Benefits and Barometer Survey Debrief

• Supplier Competency and EV Readiness Review

• CES Debrief

• Terms & Conditions Revisions Ford and Toyota

• China Market and Shanghai Auto Show Debrief:

• Terms and Conditions Update

Charging Ahead

• Cost Recovery Event: Post-Pandemic Chips, Freight,

• Terms and Conditions Update: Special Q&A Session

on Ts and Cs Publication

Inflation, Steel and other Budget Busters (Oh My!)

• Global Semiconductor Crisis and the Automotive

Impact

• Harbour Results – 2021 Automotive Tooling Update • Leveraging Capital for Innovation • Making Sense of the New Administration:

Electrification

• Making Sense of the New Administration: Trade Policy • Making Sense of the New Administration:

Transportation Reauthorization

• MarComm Summit

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For more information on OESA events and webinars, visit oesa.org.

Association Highlights & Accomplishments *

Financial Performance and Business Operations • Delivered exceptional financial performance, achieved an operating surplus of $1.64 million (14% over budget) • Partnered with 125 sponsors in 2021; 10% of them were new OESA supporters.

Membership and Council Operations • Grew membership by nine member companies (finished the year with 498 member companies) • Implemented a standard “on-boarding” process for new members with multiple touchpoints • Merged Enterprise Leadership Council (ELC) into the CEO Council for more effective council management • Coordinated the monthly CEO “small group” forum with Foley & Lardner and Riveron • Launched Operations and Plant Managers Council and MEMA-wide DEI Council to reach new audiences • Added “Sustainability” to the Environment, Health and Safety Council – now EHSS Council – in response to the marketplace • Launched first Emerging Leadership Council cohort

Thought Leadership and Member Resources

Advocacy Initiatives • Responded to rapidly changing regulations with relevant and timely member programming • Held many government advocacy meetings on Capitol Hill and with NHTSA, EPA, FTC, and California’s ARB to advocate member issues • Conducted bi-weekly CEO Council updates and industry update meetings to provide timely information on issues in Washington, D.C. that impact OESA members • Conducted regular meetings with the American Automotive Policy Council, GM, Ford and Stellantis to work on semiconductor crisis

Strategic Planning • Engaged the Bostrom consulting firm to work with OESA Senior Team on alternative business and revenue models • Integrated the Bostrom findings into OESA’s 5-year strategic plan, including action items for 2022 and beyond

OEM Relationships • Continued participation on the Ford, General Motors, and Nissan Supplier Councils • Participated on General Motors sub-council groups: Supply Chain Resiliency and Supplier Inclusion

• Launched DEI Barometer to understand DEI sentiments, issues and plans within the industry

• Hosted 7 OEM town hall meetings (General Motors, Ford, Honda, Lordstown Motors, Toyota, Nissan, Volkswagen)

• Conducted 37 member-exclusive surveys on critical industry issues including the quarterly Supplier Barometer

• Hosted first-time Zoox Matchmaker Event

• Delivered over 50 market presentations to supplier executives and industry stakeholders • Expanded association impact by creating 26 thought leadership content pieces including 16 OESA Supplier Insights videos • Launched the OESA Automotive Insiders hosted by Jason Stein – a weekly industry podcast on Spotify and other digital platforms

• Welcomed Canoo as first-time presenter for the Warranty Management Council • Held event on Terms and Conditions revisions for Ford and Toyota

Member Communications • Garnered a 96% delivery rate on all event promotion emails • Increased the number of Twitter followers by 4% • Increased the number of LinkedIn followers by 20% *in 2021

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Member Resources OESA is the industry’s key resource for supplier trends, research and information. Members have access to this information to help them stay abreast of the industry, make mission-critical decisions and understand best practices.

OESA members have access to a myriad of resources across multiple communication channels.

OESA’s resource center (available at oesa.org) offers a broad range of relevant supplier information.

Contact the OESA team at info@oesa.org or 248-952-6401: •

Answers to your questions

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Connections and introductions to presenters and other members

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Help with event registration / transfers / access

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Help with portal access

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Membership Information

On our website via oesa.org:

Council specific resources:

• Resources (https://www.oesa.org/resource)

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Past presentations

• OESA Automotive Barometer Studies

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Results from past surveys

• OESA Supplier Insights Video Series

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Members can also request surveys on specific topics. Please reach out to your council lead with your requests.

• OESA Economic Brief Video Series • Publications and News (https://www.oesa.org/

publications-and-news)

• Quarterly OESA News (Current and past) • OESA Association Update • OESA Publications including: • Health and Safety Guidelines for Suppliers in a

Coronavirus Environment

• OESA Automotive Warranty Best Practices • CQI-14 Automotive Warranty Management

Guidelines - Fourth Edition

Up to the minute updates via our Social Media accounts: •

Facebook: Original Equipment Suppliers Association

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Instagram: @OESA_Connect

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Twitter: @OESAconnect

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LinkedIn: Original Equipment Suppliers Association

• Draft Directed Buy Form of Agreement

Direct email correspondence:

• OESA Comparative Analysis of OEM Warranty

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Newsletter

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Weekly

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Event Alerts

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Friday Washington D.C. Updates

Programs in North America

• OESA N.A. OEM Production P.O. Terms and

Conditions Comparative Analysis

• OESA Member Online Directory • OESA Model Terms and Conditions • OESA Model NonDisclosure Agreement

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Specialty conference calls: •

Bi-Weekly OESA/MEMA Updates

Government Advocacy The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) advocates on behalf of the supplier community in Washington, D.C., and state capitals nationwide.

MEMA also serves as a member resource to help navigate the evolving landscape.

The following reviews several some of MEMA’s ongoing advocacy initiatives:

LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT MEMA’s Legislative Summit features the latest political and economic commentary on key public policy issues facing the industry. The Summit provides participants the opportunity to meet suppliers and see how their policies directly impact the industry and their constituents.

MEMA GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (GAC) Made up of motor vehicle suppliers from every major segment of the industry, the MEMA Government Affairs Commitee (GAC) determines the key legislative and regulatory priorities of MEMA at the federal and state level. The GAC is a representation of the industry and helps define the voice of suppliers.

MEMA POLICY BREAKFAST SERIES The Policy Breakfast Series has become a key initiative to explore complex policy issues that impact the motor vehicle supplier industry with policy makers, legislators and the national media. The series offers supplier leaders an opportunity to speak specifically about how policies made in Washington impact businesses across the country.

STATE ISSUES MEMA serves as an important advocate for suppliers, closely monitoring state legislative activities and advocating for issues of particular interest to the industry. Some of the top state issues MEMA is addressing involve: • Automated vehicle policy • State vehicle safety inspections • Copper in brake friction material • Proposition 65-related chemical issues

This is just an example of the many government affairs activities available to members. To learn more about MEMA initiatives and how to get involved, contact the MEMA DC team at 202.393.6362 or visit mema.org.

SUBCOMMITTEES AND WORKING GROUPS There are several standing subcommittees under the GAC: • Regulatory Affairs Subcommittee • Vehicle Safety Subcommittee • Environment and Materials Management

Subcommittee

• Trade Working Group

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2021 MEMA Advocacy Accomplishments Supply Chain

Trade

• Secured invitations for member companies to testify before House Energy & Commerce Committee and Senate Commerce Committee on challenges posed by supply chain disruptions and port delays.

• Encouraged the administration to relieve supply chain and cost strains on auto suppliers by ending the tariffs on steel, aluminum, and imports from China and reinstating vigorous tariff exclusion processes.

• Successfully advocated for the inclusion of language in Senate-passed competitiveness legislation to provide funding for the semiconductor industry to build semiconductor facilities in the U.S. The funding includes $2 billion specifically for mature nodes used by the motor vehicle industry.

• Advocated for supplier needs in the implementation of labor rules of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

• Submitted comments to multiple federal agency dockets outlining supply chain resiliency needs within the auto supplier sector.

• Supported legislation focused on port delays and ocean shipping reform.

• Attendees of the Spring 2021 advocacy event heard from White House National Security Council about steps the administration was taking to protect supply chain resiliency. Dialogue continued throughout the year with the White House, Department of Commerce and other federal agencies and Congress.

COVID-19

Vehicle Emissions and Transition to Zero Emissions Transportation Fleet • Joined Alliance for Automotive Innovation and the United Auto Workers on letter to White House outlining industry priorities and needs to transition to zero emissions transportation fleet.

• Successfully advocated for supplier eligibility in programs to fund battery manufacturing and recycling in surface transportation legislation.

• Engaged regularly with White House, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Department of Energy, and others on needs for auto suppliers as new motor vehicle fleet transitions to net-zero emissions propulsion technologies.

• Sponsored webinar on the Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requiring employers to enforce rules requiring weekly COVID testing or COVID vaccinations amongst their employees.

• Provided input to California Air Resources Board (CARB) on their Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC-II) proposal.

Vehicle Safety

• Educated Congress and the administration on the impact proposed corporate tax changes would have on auto suppliers and urged against the adoption of harmful policies in any reconciliation measure.

• Testified before Senate Commerce Committee on role of suppliers in developing vehicle safety technology and the need for certainty in domestic policy.

• Advocated for legislation to require updates to the New Car Assessment Program (NCAP). The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act included this language in the final bill.

• Urged administration and Congress to support automated vehicle deployment by implementing a robust AV policy and framework.

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Tax

• Supported the extension of Research and Development (R&D) tax credits and urged Congress to reinstate firstyear deductibility of R&D expenses.

The MEMA Government Affairs team lobbies on behalf of the Supplier Community.

The mission at MEMA is to advance technology, fair intellectual property rights protections and policies that bolster the competitiveness of the supplier community in both domestic and global markets.

To learn how MEMA can assist vehicle suppliers, contact the MEMA team:

Ann Wilson

Senior Vice President Government Affairs 202.312.9246 awilson@mema.org

Alex Boesenberg

Vice President Regulatory Affairs 202.312.6249 aboesenberg@mema.org

Simon Fischer

Government Affairs Representative 202.312.9243 sfischer@mema.org

Catherine Boland Vice President Legislative Affairs 202.312.9241 cboland@mema.org

Brian Daugherty

Chief Technology Officer 248.430.5966 bdaughterty@mema.org

Bill Frymoyer

Vice President Public Policy 202.312.9253 bfrymoyer@mema.org

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Peer Group Councils Advanced Technology Council (ATC) The Advanced Technology Council (ATC) focuses on the wide range of vehicle technologies and the government actions that impact them. Recent topics include automated vehicles, ADAS technology, cyber security, CAFE (regulations, materials & light weighting, and powertrains), electrification, and vehicle connectivity (e.g. V2X, telematics, OTA, infotainment).

Automotive Public Relations Council (APRC) The Automotive Public Relations Council (APRC) is a network of public relations and communications professionals in the automotive industry. The APRC is designed to provide professional development discussions and best practices on automotive public relations. Featured presentation topics include industry updates, media panel discussions and working with OEM customers.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Council

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council (a MEMA-wide council) The Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Council is committed to leading efforts to promote and enhance diversity and inclusion in the automotive supplier community. Members develop DEI strategies and learn best practices for improving inclusion at their organizations.

Emerging Leadership Council (formally YLC) This hybrid and interactive leadership development program helps future leaders develop their unique leadership style and make an impact on their team’s performance and within their organizations.

Environment, Health, Safety & Sustainability (EHS&S) Council

The CEO Council provides supplier leaders the opportunity to hear from leading industry executives on a wide variety of relevant topics. Recent discussion topics include activity in Washington, D.C., the industry’s response to the material and labor shortages, inflation, and the impact of global political events. The Council also regularly discusses the impact on suppliers due to the growth of EV and AV technologies.

Designed specifically for the automotive supplier industry, members of the Environment, Health, Safety & Sustainability (EHS&S) Council meet quarterly to discuss relevant topics, such as health and safety standards implementation and audits, workplace performance improvement, and sustainability initiatives. Meeting agendas revolve around peer sharing and subject matter expert presentations from industry, government officials and MEMA’s legislative affairs group.

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Council

Human Resources Council (HRC)

The CFO Council works to address common financial management issues within the supplier industry.

Members explore a wide range of strategic risk and compliance issues. Recent dialogue focused on vehicle production, supplier capacity, benefits strategies, tooling audits and material markets.

Chief Purchasing Officer (CPO) Council Make/buy decisions, material market forecasts and inventory hedging strategies are just a few examples of the broad range of topics discussed at OESA’s CPO Council meetings. Members share supplier purchasing sentiments on topics such as conflict minerals and customer purchasing practices.

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Known for lively roundtable discussions, the HRC draws on the specialized expertise of human resources executives. Subject matter experts discuss and share best practices on various topics, such as employee engagement, talent management and total compensation.

Legal Issues Council (LIC) In-house counsel from supplier member companies discuss business-critical legal issues, such as product liability, industry terms and conditions, directed buys and intellectual property protection. Members of the council weigh in on the ongoing analysis of OEM terms and conditions and discuss topics from other councils from a legal perspective.

warranty audit process certification with AIAG.

MarComm Executives Council (MEC) The most senior communications and marketing executives in supplier organizations meet to address common marcomm issues, such as improving global communications, brand building, and improving media relations. MEC members receive press passes to the annual NAIAS and are regularly invited to comment on industry topics in the media.

Operations & Plant Manager Council

The Operations and Plant Manager Council focuses on common issues and concerns affecting the manufacturing environment. Each supplier manufacturing location is able to have their senior operation manager join the council and the 90-minute meetings are 100% virtual.

Sales Executive Council (SEC) Discussions at SEC meetings cover a broad range of business development and sales topics. Sales leaders from OE suppliers have the opportunity to query OEM representatives, receive sales training and tips, network with industry peers and discuss the latest sales strategies. This council is one of the largest OESA councils and is known for its candid roundtable discussions.

Tooling Council (TC) The Tooling Council provides tool maker CEOs the opportunity to discuss best practices and address issues that affect the value chain. Members work together to address many industry issues and use the OESA/ HRI Tooling Barometer to better understand the unique operational issues of the tooling community.

This council meets three times a year including one meeting in conjunction with our annual HRI Automotive Tooling Update. All members of the council attend the HRI Automotive Tooling Update complimentary.

Warranty Management Council (WMC) The Warranty Management Council (WMC) is an automotive-centric forum for warranty professionals to discuss the unique topics in their field, such as warranty management data systems and cost recovery processes.

OEM representatives are invited to address the group on a regular basis. The WMC champions the comparative analysis of OEM warranty programs and supports the

For more information about the OESA Peer Group Council Network visit oesa.org or call 248.952.6401.

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THANK YOU TO OUR 2021 OESA SPONSORS

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Supplier Members* #

Auma Engineered Products, Inc.

Carlex Glass America LLC

3-Dimensional Services

Autaza

Cebi USA, Inc.

AutoForm Engineering USA, Inc.

Celanese

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Autoliv ASP, Inc.

Centracore LLC

A. Raymond Tinnerman Manufacturing

Automotive Insight

Chrysan Industries, Inc.

Autoneum North America, Inc.

Clarios

AVL North America Inc.

Clips and Clamps Industries

Aware Mobility LLC

Coastal Automotive

Axalta Coating Systems

Commercial Tool Group

A2Mac1 ABC Technologies Action Wood 360 Acument Global Technologies, Inc. ADAC Automotive Adient US LLC ADVICS North America AGS Automotive Systems AirBoss Flexible Products AISIN World Corp. of America Akebono Brake Corporation Alpha Precision Group Alpha USA Aludyne American Axle & Manufacturing Inc. (AAM)

B BASF Corporation Behr Hella Thermocontrol, Inc. (BHTC) Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC BlueTech Global, LLC Bmax USA, LLC Bollhoff, Inc BorgWarner Inc. Bose Corporation Bostik

Commonwealth Rolled Products Compal USA (Indiana) Inc. Contemporary Amperex Technology USA, INC. Continental CoorsTek Creative Foam Corporation CRP Automotive CSM Manufacturing

D Dae Yong Industry Co.

Amsted Automotive

BRC Rubber & Plastics Inc.

Daicel Safety Systems Americas, Inc.

Anchor Danly

Brembo North America

Daikin America, Inc.

Anchor Manufacturing Group, Inc.

Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations LLC

Dalco Nonwovens

Brinkmann Pumps, Inc.

Danlaw, Inc.

Aptiv ArcelorMittal Tailored Blanks Arconic Artiflex Manufacturing LLC Asahi Kasei Plastics North America, Inc.

Brose North America Inc.

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Dana Incorporated Datwyler Sealing Solutions Dayco Products LLC DENSO International America

C & U Americas, LLC

DESTACO

Ascend Performance Materials

C. Thorrez Industries

Detroit Manufacturing Systems

Asia Forging Supply Company

Cadillac Casting, Inc.

Detroit Thermal Systems LLC

Aspen Aerogels Inc.

Cadillac Products Automotive Company

dlhBOWLES, Inc.

Astotec Automotive North American Inc. ATF, Inc. 18 • O E S A U P DAT E

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Dorman Products, Inc. Draexlmaier Automotive of North *Supplier Members as of July 2022

America LLC

Gestamp North America

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DSM Engineering Materials

Ghafari, Inc.

IAV Automotive Engineering Inc.

DuPont Specialty Products USA LLC

GHSP

Ideal Group

Gibbs Die Casting

Iljin USA Corporation

Gil-Mar Manufacturing Company

Eaton

Illinois Tool Works (ITW)

GKN Automotive

EG TranSpire

Inalfa Roof Systems Inc.

GNS North America

Eldor Automotive Powertrain USA LLC

InDepth Engineering Solutions, LLC

Godfrey and Wing, Inc.

Inductoheat, Inc.

ElringKlinger Automotive Manufacturing

Google Cloud

Infasco Nut

Grammer Americas

Innoviz Technologies

Grand Traverse Plastics

INOAC USA Inc.

Grede Holdings LLC Grupo Antolin North America

International Automotive Components (IAC)

G-TEKT North America, Corp.

Inteva Products

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Empire Electronics, Inc. ENEOS USA Inc. Engauge Workforce Solutions EnovaPremier, LLC ESTIC America, Inc. Exo-s, Inc.

I-PEX USA Manufacturing, Inc.

H Hanon Systems

IRISO U.S.A., Inc.

Hatch Stamping

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HBPO North America, Inc.

JAC Products

HDT Automotive Solutions

James Group

Hella Corporate Center USA Inc.

JATCO USA, Inc.

Helm.ai

Johnson Electric North America

Henkel Corporation

Johnson Matthey Inc.

Henniges Automotive

Joyson Safety Systems

HF Sinclair (Petro-Canada Lubricants)

JTEKT North America

Hi-Lex Corporation

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Hinduja Tech, Inc

Kamax

Hino Motors Manufacturing U.S.A Inc.

Kaneka Americas Holding Inc.

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HIROTEC America Inc.

Knovalent, Inc.

Garrett Motion

Hitachi Astemo Americas, Inc

KOSTAL of America, Inc.

Gates Corporation

Hi-Tech Mold & Engineering, Inc.

KSR International

Gebauer & Griller

Hoosier Gasket Corporation

Gedia Michigan

Huaiji Valve Engine USA Inc.

Gehring, L.P.

HUSCO International, Inc.

Gemini Group

Hutchinson Antivibration & Belt Drive Systems Activity

F Faurecia North America FCC (North America) Feintool U.S. Operations, Inc. FIAMM Technologies LLC ficonTEC, Inc. Ficosa North America Corporation Flex Flex-N-Gate Freudenberg North America Fuchs Lubricants Company

Gentex Corporation Gentherm Georg Fischer Casting Solutions

Kendrick Plastics

L Lacks Enterprises, Inc. Lear Corporation Lectra USA Leer - Truck Accessories Group Leggett & Platt Automotive O E S A U P DAT E • 19

Supplier Members* LG Electronics U.S.A., Inc.

Mobis North America LLC

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LG Energy Solution Michigan Inc.

MPI Engineered Technologies, LLC

Palantir Technologies

Linamar Corporation

MS Ultrasonic Technology, LLC

Link Engineering Company

Mubea NA Inc.

Panasonic Automotive Systems Company of America

Lucerne International, Inc

Multimatic

Papp Plastics & Distributing Ltd.

Luminar Technologies, Inc.

Musashi North America, Inc.

Park Ohio Products PCS Company

Luxit Group

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N.S. International LTD.

Macauto USA

Neapco Holdings LLC

MacDermid Inc.

Nemak

MacLean-Fogg Component Solutions

Nexteer Automotive

Magna International

NMB Technologies Corporation

MAHLE Industries Incorporated MANN+HUMMEL USA Inc.

NGK Spark Plugs (USA) Inc. NNG NORMA Group

Pelican Wire Peterson Spring Corporation Pfinder US LP Pirelli Tire North America Piston Group Plasman Plastic Omnium Auto Inergy Division Plastomer Corporation Powers and Sons LLC

North American Metals Corp

PPG Industries, Inc. Precision Resource

Marquardt Inc.

North American Stamping Group LLC

Prestone

Martin Technologies

Novelis Corporation

Pridgeon & Clay Inc.

Martinrea International Inc.

NSK Americas

Principal Manufacturing

MD Electronics Corporation

NTN Bearing Corp. of America

Promax Engineering, LLC

Melecs USA Corp.

NYX, Inc.

PTM Corporation

MARELLI Markdom International

Purem Novi Inc

Melling Engine Parts Mersen USA EP Corp

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Metal Technologies

OECHSLER MEXICO SA DE CV

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Metalsa Structural Products, Inc.

Okaya USA, Inc.

Rassini International Inc.

Methode Electronics Inc.

Old World Industries LLC

Recaro, N.A. Inc.

Michelin North America Inc.

Onsemi

Michigan Spring and Stamping

Orbis Corporation

Renaissance Manufacturing Group, LLC

Microsoft Corporation

OSRAM Automotive Lighting Systems

Robert Bosch LLC

Midland Technologies

Reyes Automotive Group

Midway Products Group

Roechling Automotive NA LLC

Mikuni American Corporation

Roush

Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, Inc.

Royal Power Solutions Royal Technologies Corporation

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*Supplier Members as of July 2022

S SABIC SAGE Automotive Interiors Sakuma International America, Inc. Sanden International (U.S.A.), Inc. Sanyo Machine America Corp.

Schaeffler Group USA, Inc. Schaller Corporation Schaltbau North America Scherdel Sales & Technology, Inc. Schuler Incorporated Schwartz Machine Co. Seaway Bolt & Specials Corporation SEG Automotive North America Semblex Corporation Senior Flexonics Sensata Technologies Inc. SFC KOENIG Shape Corporation Shiloh Industries, Inc. Sigma International SK Lubricants Americas SKF Sodecia North America Spartan Light Metal Products SRG Global LLC Stanley Engineered Fastening Stoneridge STRATTEC Security Corporation Sumitomo Rubber North America Superior Industries International, Inc.

T TAG Holdings Management, LLC TE Connectivity Techno-UMG

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company The Metals Company The Narmco Group The Timken Company TI Fluid Systems TomTom North America, Inc Toyobo USA Inc. Toyoda Gosei North America Corporation Toyota Boshoku America Toyota Tsusho America TREMEC Corporation Tribar Technologies, Inc.

W Warn Automotive, LLC Waupaca Foundry, Inc. Webasto WeWire Witzenmann WKW Erbsloeh Automotive, Inc. Woco Tech USA Inc. Woodbridge

Y Yanfeng Automotive Interiors Yazaki North America Inc.

TS Tech Americas, Inc. TSM Corporation Tweddle Group

U UACJ Automotive Whitehall Industries

Z Zeon Chemicals ZF Group Zhongli ZYNP International Corporation

Ultimate Gaging Systems Umicore Autocat USA Inc. Unique Fabricating Inc. Ushr, Inc.

V Valeo North America Inc Varroc Lighting Systems Vector North America, Inc. VentureSource Viking Plastics Visteon Corporation Vitesco Technologies NA Vitro Automotive VSI Labs

Teijin Automotive Technologies Tenneco Inc. The Genesee Group

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Affiliate Members

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A A.T. Kearney, Inc. Abbott Nicholson PC Accenture Advanced Purchasing Dynamics Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA) AlixPartners LLP American Center for Mobility Aon aPriori Technologies ArentFox Schiff LLP AutoForecast Solutions, LLC Automation Alley Automotive Industry Action Group Automotive Insight Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association of Canada Axion RMS, Ltd. B B. Riley Financial Inc. Bain & Company Baker Tilly Bank of America

Advancement (CADIA) Center for Automotive Research (CAR) Clark Hill PLC Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) CLEPA CMB Automotive Marketing Ltd

Global Connect LLC

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I

Dae Yong Industry Co. Dakkota Integrated Systems, LLC Dawda Mann Mulcahy & Sadler PLC Deloitte Detroit Regional Chamber Dickinson Wright PLLC Donnelly Penman and Partners DTE Energy Dykema Gossett PLLC E Edscha North America Technologies, LLC ELM Analytics LLC Escalent EY

H HireCenter

Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Honigman LLP

Midland Technologies

Howard & Howard Attorneys

Miller Canfield

Harbour Results Inc.

INFOR J Japan Auto Parts Industries Association

Seraph Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Oliver Wyman, Inc.

Smithers

OneMagnify

SRI International T Tetakawi

KERR RUSSELL and WEBER PLC

Plex Systems

The Miller Law Firm, P.C.

KOTRA

POLARIXPARTNERS North America, LLC

KPMG LLP L LIFT - Lightweight Innovations for Tomorrow LMC Automotive

FTI Consulting, Inc.

Marsh MarshMcLennan Agency MBE Group McDonald Hopkins LLC

Promax Engineering, LLC

U

Prospect Silicon Valley

U.K. Department for International Trade

PwC

Ubiquiti Inc. umlaut UMTRI - Automotive Analysis Division

Q QAD Inc. QLIK Quistem, LLC

Melecs USA Corp.

RSM

Varnum Law

Warner Norcross + Judd LLP

Ricardo Inc. Riveron

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W

R

McKinsey & Company Inc. MESH Works

Troutman Pepper

Precision Metalforming Association

Lockton Inc

Brooks Wilkins Sharkey & Turco PLLC

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Schaltbau North America

The Entrada Group

M1 Concourse

Gerry Weinberg & Associates / Sandler Training

Sanchez Devanny Eseverri SC

Plante Moran PLLC

Frost Brown Todd LLC

Georgia Automotive Manufacturers Association, Inc.

Sales Coaches' Corner

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M

Campfire Interactive, Inc. Capgemini Capital One Center for Automotive Diversity, Inclusion, &

SAE International

P3-Group USA

Foley & Lardner LLP

Gentex Corporation

S&P Global

O

P

Boston Consulting Group Inc. (BCG)

C

NAIAS, Tier 1 Supplier Liaison: The Fulkerson Group

Japan External Trade Organization

F

G

S

SAP America Inc. N

Belcan, LLC

Butzel Long

Michigan Economic Development Corporation

Roland Berger

X Xeeva, Inc.

*Affiliate Members as of July 2022

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