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HPX Announces Leadership Council

The council will provide automotive aftermarket expertise in developing the 2025 event & beyond...

The High Performance Expo (HPX) announced the creation of a blue-ribbon advisory council to help build and develop the annual business and enthusiast show. The council is comprised of a wide variety of auto racing and automotive-related aftermarket industry leaders and industry experts who will provide long-term consultation and advice to help build the long-term growth of the annual show.

“HPX will lift the entire industry and developing it in the Charlotte market affords distinctive and natural opportunities on the East Coast and beyond,” said Doug Evans, president and CEO of High Performance Advisors. “The team is assembling talented people and companies who are coming together with a common vision – to create a modern trade show for professionals and enthusiasts.”

Members of the HPX Advisory Council include:

HPX Announces Leadership Council | THE SHOP

Jamie Meyer, HPX director of industry relations, will help organize and set the agenda for the council along with David Miller, executive director of the North Carolina Motorsport Association.

The council’s automotive aftermarket, motorsports, industry experts and leaders will serve on a volunteer basis.

“The HPX Advisory Council’s value comes from their ability to use their expertise to help shape the experience for everyone,” said Dana Teague, HPX general manager. “Their recommendations will help our leadership bring tremendous excitement to our activities and is another proof point differentiating HPX from other shows.”

The inaugural High Performance Expo (HPX) will be held from June 3-5, 2025, at the Charlotte Convention Center (CCC), followed by area-wide enthusiast activities. The event will bring together all segments of the automotive aftermarket community in the heart of the auto racing industry.

To get additional information about HPX 2025, click here.

Pat Curtin

Pat Curtin is the managing editor of THE SHOP magazine.
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