As someone who has dedicated my whole career to the automotive service industry, joining the AASPMN Board of Directors is both an honor and a responsibility I take seriously. My passion for this industry is rooted in the people who make this profession what it is – hardworking shop owners, technicians, service advisors, distribution and support teams – all of whom keep the industry moving in Minnesota. 

I’m Andrea Ossowski with Blue Rock Refinishing Solutions out of Roseville, MN. We have two other locations in St. Cloud, MN and Little Rock, AR. I’ve been working in the automotive service world for 18 years. I got my start in 2007 with 3M in the Automotive Aftermarket Division as a sales representative based in Greenville, SC. I returned to Minnesota in 2009 and started managing the Meguiar’s product line for 3M in multiple states. I decided to join my family’s business in 2013, working alongside my dad and brother. Over time, I’ve grown not only in skill, but in appreciation for what this profession means to our communities. 

In addition to my work at Blue Rock, I am also a wife of 16 years and a mom to two amazing girls. They are my “why” in everything I do. 

As a board member, I aim to be a voice for both established and emerging professionals in our field. I joined because I want to help move our industry forward and make a real difference for the people working hard in it every day. Here’s what I’m passionate about: 

1. Growing the Next Generation 

We need more young people entering this field, plain and simple. I want to support initiatives that connect schools, students and businesses – programs that inspire young people to consider a career in automotive and give them the tools to succeed. It’s not just about filling jobs, it’s about informing kids that there’s pride, purpose and a future here. 

2. Training and Technology Access 

As vehicle systems grow increasingly complex and at a rapid pace, so too must our technical training. I’d like to help expand access to cutting-edge educational resources and workshops that keep our members competitive and confident in their work. 

3. Building a Stronger Community

One of AASPMN’s greatest strengths is its ability to bring people together. I’d love to strengthen that sense of community with new ways of connecting members with shared challenges and goals. We’re all better when we learn from each other.

4. Advocacy and Industry Awareness

From legislation that affects our day-to-day operations to public perceptions of what we do, advocacy matters. I plan to support efforts that raise the profile of our industry and ensure our voices are heard at the local and state level. 

I’m here to listen, learn and work. If you’re a member, I hope you’ll reach out. If you’re not yet, I encourage you to get involved – you won’t regret it. The more we show up for each other, the stronger our industry becomes.



Thanks for trusting me to represent you on the AASPMN board. Let’s continue building something great together.