dott. honors Louis Fresta - VP, Commerical Sales - CRC Industries with aftermarket ally recognition April 2025

Workplace culture is going down a messy path, with diversity and inclusion being downplayed or canceled. Visionary leader Tammy Tecklenburg is leading the movement to keep the conversation alive in ways people can relate to and value. She joins Darrin Tulley in this insightful conversation about helping organizations build high-performing and diverse teams through her company dott.®. Tammy shares the moments in her life that shaped her and how she lives with a purpose she first recognized at five years old when she learned about caring for others with her first doll, Dina. Tammy also underlines the power of connecting people, tapping into your emotional intelligence, being an ally, and making positive impacts wherever possible.

John Hanighen: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Arnoldo Ventura: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Frank Leutz: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Tom Tecklenburg: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Eric Sills: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Randy Buller, Bill Long, Mike Mohler: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLIES

Mike Mohler: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Tara Topel, owner Topel’s Service Center, Inc. & Topel’s Towing & Repair, Inc.

Bill Long: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

Randy Buller: professionally recognized by dott.® as an aftermarket ALLY

dott.® launches 'reimagine aftermarket allyship' on LinkedIn, fostering inclusive cultures in the automotive industry. Join us in driving change!

Tammy Tecklenburg, Founder & CEO, dott., Receives MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers Individual Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award

This week, the University of the Aftermarket is hosting its Leadership 2.0 class on the campus of Northwood University. A two-week, experiential aftermarket-focused leadership development program, Leadership 2.0 kicked off on Monday and featured more than 30 students and an array of speaking.

Tammy Tecklenburg, automotive aftermarket veteran and founder and CEO of DEI firm dott, gave us a front row seat on day two’s activities. Read Tecklenburg’s reflections as she visited Northwood University to present to this year’s Leadership 2.0 class after earning her AAP certification in 2019.

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