Scotty Reiss, founder of A Girls Guide to Cars, joins us to discuss workplace culture and the Women in Automotive Industry Conference. www.agirlsguidetocars.com
The Ford Auto Tech Scholarship will grant 400 need-based awards to current or future students enrolled in post-secondary auto programs.
Ford dealers and Ford Fund, the philanthropic arm of Ford Motor Company, have announced they are investing $2 million in scholarship funding in 10 regions to help students pursue careers as automotive technicians.
“As vehicles become more advanced, we need highly skilled technicians to maintain and service them,” said Elena Ford, chief dealer engagement officer at Ford. “Partnering with our dealers to invest in these students helps create job opportunities, shapes the future of our communities, and drives growth in our industry.”
Trent Broberg discusses the challenges of moving vehicles efficiently and how technology has improved that process.
Arabah Woodberry discusses industry trends as well as Chase’s initiatives in working with minority dealers.
The father/son team talks about the importance of marketing and social media during a time of limited inventory.
Insights on modern DMS software, EVs, the current automotive market and more.
Kyle Alexander joins AutoSuccess after three years in TV news where he was a multimedia journalist and meteorologist.
WIA seeks to break down old stereotypes in a way that truly creates channels of opportunity where both women and men can participate.
A highlight of the collaboration includes networking support with industry leaders to help facilitate training and job placement.
If camber, caster or toe are out of specifications, there is usually a reason why.
