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A Talented New Addition to the Autosphere Media Team

The Autosphere Media team is pleased to welcome Audrey Mc Craw as our new Director of National Accounts.

Audrey holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing and has spent her entire career in the advertising world, working with both print magazines and digital media. She brings strong expertise in promotional strategy, along with a commitment to personalized service, having supported hundreds of businesses in their growth.

Joining Autosphere Media is also an exciting new challenge for Audrey. “I’ve always loved machines of all kinds—cars, trucks, trailers, boats, and snowmobiles—even though I’ve never worked in this field,” she admits. “So I’m thrilled to be stepping into this industry, eager to learn as much as I can and connect with my clients and their businesses. I want to understand their day-to-day realities and help them shine.”

As Director of National Accounts, Audrey will manage a portfolio of clients for both the Autosphere magazine and website, as well as for the group’s new media outlet, Fleet&Mobility. She will also take on business development for both platforms, so there’s a good chance you’ll see her at many industry events.


Welcome to the team, Audrey!

Light Vehicle

2027 Toyota Sequoia Targets High-Margin Adventure Buyers

2027 Toyota Sequoia Targets High-Margin Adventure Buyers

Enhanced trailer-assist automation and factory-built overlanding packages enable Canadian Toyota dealerships to capture lucrative full-size SUV transaction prices against domestic competitors.

Medium-Duty

Velociti Unveils Centralized Fleet Technology Portal

Velociti Unveils Centralized Fleet Technology Portal

Velociti’s redesigned Velogic dashboard integrates real-time hardware diagnostics to boost connected fleet technology uptime by an average of 27 per cent.

Heavy Truck & Specialty

Cross-Border Tariffs: Heavy Equipment Dealers Demand Trade Policy Certainty

Cross-Border Tariffs: Heavy Equipment Dealers Demand Trade Policy Certainty

Unresolved CUSMA trade disputes and mounting cross-border tariff risks threaten to inflate commercial fleet operating costs while stalling heavy equipment service bay work.