2025 Women MAKE Awards Recognize Outstanding Contributions of SEMA Members

Tiffanie Hartenstein of Oracle Lighting and Alex Parker of Redline Detection have been recognized among the recipients of the 2025 Women MAKE Awards, which celebrates excellence and leadership in the manufacturing sector. Honored for their significant contributions and leadership within the automotive industry, both will receive their awards on April 24 in Washington, D.C. Hartenstein, a co-founder and CEO of Oracle Lighting, has led her company to notable growth and accolades, including the prestigious SEMA Manufacturer of the Year Award. Similarly, Parker has transformed Redline Detection into a leader in innovative automotive diagnostic technology. SEMA President and CEO Mike Spagnola commended their relentless drive and impact on the aftermarket community, highlighting their roles as mentors and advocates for progress in manufacturing.

2025 Women MAKE Awards Recognize Outstanding Contributions of SEMA Members

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