The shortlist has been announced for this year's Barbara Cox Woman of the Year award, which recognises inspirational female leaders in the automotive industry.
Time is running out to nominate someone inspirational in automotive for the 2021 Barbara Cox Award Woman of the Year Award.
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the diversity and inclusion agenda across businesses and highlighted the importance of brand perception, according to Ennis & Co founder Lynda Ennis.
Car retail businesses looking to set up a women’s network to improve gender equality must ensure men are involved too, Cox Automotive’s chief people officer Alison Fisher has said.
Leadership must take accountability for ensuring that senior people within an organisation are gender diverse, says Liam Quegan, managing director of Manheim Auction Services and NextGear Capital.
PSA Group’s UK managing director and senior vice-president Alison Jones has been named as the latest winner of Cox Automotive’s Barbara Cox Woman of the Year Award.
Top female employees from the franchised car retail sector have been recognised among the winners at the UK Automotive 30% Club’s Inspiring Automotive Women Awards 2019.
Managing directors and chief executives from the automotive retail sector will “challenge and test best practice” surrounding diversity and inclusivity when they meet at a one-day collaborative seminar hosted by Auto Trader and Ennis & Co.
A team of 10 women from Cox Automotive will climb Mount Kilimanjaro as part of the company’s Women With Drive programme.
The IMI has called for the industry to stamp out bias towards men ahead of the Gender Pay Gap deadline.
Cox Automotive’s initiative Women with Drive (WWD) is sending 10 brave members to climb Mount Kilimanjaro next February.
According to Eurostat, just 16% of the automotive retail workforce is made up of women.
A ‘Women with Drive’ initiative has been launched in the UK by service business company, and owner of Manheim and Motors.co.uk, Cox Automotive.
