10 Missions Media Expands Portfolio through Major Acquisition (pubexec.com)

10 Missions Media, the leading business-to-business publisher in the automotive industry, has acquired the automotive aftermarket division of Bobit Business Media, a deal that adds Modern Tire Dealer and Auto Service Professional to 10 Missions Media’s publishing portfolio that already includes FenderBender, Ratchet+Wrench, National Oil and Lube News, and ADAPT.

In the deal, which closed June 11, 10 Missions Media also takes on ownership of Dealer Strategic Planning (DSP) 20 Group, a training operation for tire dealers.

“Adding such well respected and trusted brands to our mix not only allows us to expand our reach, now covering the entirety of the automotive aftermarket, but it also provides us with the opportunity to grow in our mission of improving the lives of our readers,” 10 Missions Media founder and President Jay DeWitt said. “As an independent media company, our purpose is to help small business owners across the country through our content, live events and other offerings. This deal only heightens our ability to do that, and we’re excited for what these new brands bring to the table.”
more at source: https://www.pubexec.com/article/press-release-10-missions-media-expands-portfolio-through-major-acquisition/

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