Tag: women in automotive
GM CEO Barra Encourages Young Girls to Consider a Career in...
Despite small glimpses of recent progress, women have continued to be underrepresented across the entire auto industry. According to data collected by Catalyst, women...
How CDK Global is Strengthening Opportunities for Women in the Automotive...
At NADA 2020 in sunny Las Vegas, host Bridget Fitzpatrick was joined on the CBT Stage by John Hickey and Kathy Gilbert from CDK...
Auto Industry Veteran Lisa Copeland Discusses How to Make Every Dealership...
Setting the right tone for the new year is crucial for any dealership. Now is the time to throw out bad habits, try new...
What the Industry Can Do to Recruit Female Talent – Lisa...
Lisa Copeland, founder of Lisa Copeland Global and CEO of Cars Her Way, as well as Brian Benstock, GM and Vice President of Paragon...
Common Complaints of Female Car Buyers and How to Address Them...
Welcome back to CBT News, today we sit down with Lisa Copeland, Founder of Lisa Copeland Global and CEO of Cars Her Way, to...
The Benefits of Understanding and Improving the Female Dealership Experience –...
It’s no secret that the auto retail industry has traditionally been male-dominated, however, there are some key industry players looking to increase female presence...
How to Embrace Industry Change and Adapt to the Needs of...
Like many other industries, automotive retail is constantly changing and evolving. From technology to customer experience, to service appointments, each area of the dealership...
How Retail Auto Needs to Change in Order to Attract Top...
Every dealer knows there are ways in which the auto industry needs to change in order to attract talented employees, especially women. On today’s...
Happy International Women’s Day From CBT News
Today is International Women's Day 2019, a day where we celebrate women and gender equality around the world. As many of you are aware,...
How to Revitalize Your Dealership’s Culture to Attract More Female Customers...
In today’s market, women account for 65 percent of all new car, and 53 percent of all used car purchases. Which means, no matter...