Sullivan Tire's Foley Elected TIA Secretary
Key Highlights
- Josephine Foley has served Sullivan Tire for over 20 years, overseeing safety, compliance and fleet operations.
- Her election as secretary places her in the officer rotation, with a path to become TIA president in 2028-2029.
- Foley is an Associate Safety Professional and Certified Automotive Fleet Manager, emphasizing her expertise in industry safety standards.
The Tire Industry Association (TIA) has elected Josephine Foley, manager of safety and fleet for Sullivan Tire Co., to serve as secretary of the association.
Foley, a current member of TIA’s board of directors, was elected during the association’s Mid-Year Board Meeting. She will begin her term Nov. 2 during TIA’s board meeting in Las Vegas, Nev., ahead of the 2026 Global Tire Expo/SEMA Show.
Her election places Foley in TIA’s officer rotation and positions her to serve as the association’s president during the 2028-2029 term.
Foley has worked for Sullivan Tire and Automotive Service for more than 20 years. In her current role, she oversees workplace safety, regulatory compliance, fleet operations and employee development initiatives for the Norwell, Mass.-based, employee-owned tire dealership.
She is an Associate Safety Professional and Certified Automotive Fleet Manager.
“I am deeply honored and grateful for the confidence that the TIA Board of Directors and membership have placed in me,” says Foley.
“As secretary, I am committed to advancing TIA’s mission by strengthening education, promoting safety, advocating for our members and investing in the next generation of industry leaders.”
TIA CEO Richard “Dick” Gust says Foley’s experience in safety and fleet operations will benefit the association’s Executive Committee.
“Josephine’s election reflects the trust our board has in her leadership and dedication to the tire industry,” says Gust. “Her extensive experience in safety and fleet operations, combined with her commitment to education and continuous improvement, will be a tremendous asset as TIA continues to strengthen its programs and advance tire safety across the industry.”
