Shelby American, Inc. President Amy Boylan Featured Guest Speaker at February MPG Luncheon

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- The Los Angeles-based Motor Press Guild (MPG) announced today that Shelby American, Inc. President Amy Boylan will serve as the guest speaker for its February 9th meeting.  Boylan will address the turbulent changes in the current automotive industry with a discussion on how a small high performance auto manufacturer can thrive in a sea of big competitors and heavy government regulation.

As the President of Shelby American, Inc., a division of Carroll Shelby International, Inc. and manufacturers of high-performance Shelby vehicles, Boylan directs the company's sales, marketing, production and financial divisions from the Las Vegas headquarters. She also leads the company's exclusive licensing agreements and sales of Shelby-branded vehicles. Boylan has proven herself an expert at streamlining and optimizing corporate efficiencies, formerly serving as Vice-President of Mattel and guiding the marketing for the die-cast, racing, automotive aftermarket and online initiatives while building the software division into a $140 million enterprise.

This month's meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 9th at 11:30 a.m. at The Proud Bird, 11022 Aviation Boulevard (Northeast corner of 111th; near LAX), Los Angeles, CA 90045.

ABOUT MPG

The Los Angeles-based Motor Press Guild (MPG) is the largest automotive media association in North America with more than 700 members. This non-profit trade guild is dedicated to promoting professionalism in automotive journalism through education and information exchange within the motoring press. Members include journalist from print, broadcast, visual and new-media outlets as well as public-relations representatives, consumer groups, and governmental bodies tied to the automotive industry.

SOURCE Motor Press Guild

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