Although his days are filled with continuous improvement efforts to drive excellence into Hollingsworth's services, Steve is an active board member of the Native American Business Alliance. Participating in the decision making of the organization as an active board member, Barr also opens the doors of his corporations for the mentorship of aspiring Native American entrepreneurs. He enjoys guiding young Native Americans as they attempt to become a viable part of the American economy.

His career has had primary focus on understanding inefficiencies in the logistics marketplace and promoting the benefits of lean warehousing and strategic distribution to customers.  Prior to co-founding HLG, he was President of Butcher Engineering – US in Detroit, Michigan,  Executive Vice President of Operations at King Bearing in Costa Mesa, California, and Vice President of Operations at Detroit Ball Bearing where he began his career in 1963.  Born and raised in Detroit, LaPointe earned his bachelor’s degree in Economics from Loras College. In addition to his responsibilities at HLG, LaPointe serves on several corporate boards.

Mike is also a founding member of the Father Vincent Welch Fund, a 503 9c organization that has raised over $2.0 million for scholarships and athletics at University of Detroit Mercy and Loyola High School. Mike is also active in several other charitable organizations. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Detroit Mercy and is the chairperson of the Finance Committee.

Before coming to HLM, she worked in the Human Resources Department at Joseph Mercy Hospital in Kokomo, Indiana, and as an Accountant at Glasser and Associates, PC in Farmington Hills, Michigan.

Martha has been a BBA in Accounting, from Western Michigan University and an MBA in Corporate Financial Reporting from Eastern Michigan University. 

Further, for all new business awarded, his responsibility included the successful launch of the associated programs and facilities.

Prior to joining Hollingsworth, Mimikos was the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Digitron Packaging and served in the Accounting, Financial Analysis and Purchasing groups at Ford Motor Company.

He received a Business degree from Lawrence Institute of Technology and a Master of Business Administration from The University of Detroit.

...new facility launches, and various management roles as a member of the executive team.

Wayne started his career with Ford Motor Co. of Canada, in Materials Management. After 10 years with Ford, Wayne spent six years as a Realtor in Florida. In 1992 he joined Butcher Engineering Enterprise, now Hollingsworth Logistics Group.

Wayne attended St.Clair College and the University of Windsor, earning a Bachelor of Commerce degree.

In 2000 he again transferred to a newly created division, Modular Automotive Systems, a joint venture between HLG and Magna International to assemble and sequence automotive parts into the local OEM assembly plants.  Chris graduated from Essex Community College in Baltimore, Maryland and also has an AA in Administration and Management.

...quality control and customer service groups.

Before Joining the Hollingsworth Logistics Group, Mr. Walton served as president of a national distribution company serving the automotive industry with customer locations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Mr. Walton’s experience also includes sales of automated MRO dispensing machines with web based software technology.Mr. Walton enjoys volunteering for youth sports activities and other community related endeavors. 

Mr. Walton earned a BSBA degree Majoring in Finance from Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, Michigan.

...current business alliances as well as leading development efforts within the various markets which HLG serves.

Prior to his current position, he was the Director of sales at The Woodbridge Group where he was successful in ensuring optimal revenues performance and served as a Strategy Consultant for PriceWaterhouseCoopers in its Automotive Practice.

Quarrier received a Bachelor of Science degree from Union College in Schenectady, New York and a master of Business Administration degree from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

He currently serves as Director of Operations at HLM and oversees the daily operations at HLM facilities in Dearborn MI, and San Antonia TX.

Matt has earned BA degrees in Business Administration and Finance from Ferris State University

At Hollingsworth,  Cheff has been responsible for the company achieving many accolades such as two Ford Q1 awards and ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.  With 22 years of experience in the packaging business, Ed clearly knows the definition of quality for our service offerings.

At Hollingsworth, Chris has held multiple positions including HR specialist, Traffic and Receiving Manager, HR Manager and ultimately his latest Directorship.

Relocating to Michigan, he worked with artificial intelligence programmers to clone the self-review processes, which Ford now utilizes globally in many different languages.  Don was moved to Service Parts Operations for the second part of his career, he was tasked with putting together an organization to handle service parts from design to availability in order to support critical timing on recall, field fixes and new model launches. This evolved into a department that handled all critical parts, including backordered parts and vehicle down issues. Kaercher ran the Critical Parts Department until his retirement from Ford in 2007. He joined the HLM team later that year as Director Of Material Flow, his current position. 

Don has over thirty years of experience in parts, service, and customer relations.  He earned his BA from Rutgers University

Chris is also an internal ISO auditor and works with the divisions of HLG to monitor and continuously improve the quality systems.

Chris received her BBA from WMU and her MBA from Walsh college.

...the development, deployment and continuous improvement of our SAP business enterprise system solution. 

Currently, the IT department is in the final stages of migration from a legacy SBT application to SAP 6.0 ECC.

Reynolds graduated from Henry Ford Community College in 1975.

Zuhlke graduated from Michigan Statte University with a Bachelor or Science in Packaging Engineering.

Prior to AAM, Bill gained 25 years of experience at Ford Motor Company, in the areas of finance, sales, marketing and operations. 

Bill has both a BBA and MBA from Central Michigan University.