Tag Archives: women in the motor industry

Dragons Den Devey and Diversity

Posted on September 7, 2012 by foxysteph | Comments Off

Last night Dragons Den’s Hilary Devey aired some fascinating gender issues in a BBC programme called ‘Women At The Top’ What impressed me most was that she started out thinking that the status quo was a female choice but she … Continue reading →

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Do girls still expect to have it all?

Posted on July 16, 2012 by foxysteph | Comments Off

Well done GirlGuiding UK. I have just read some excellent qualitative (ie opinion-based) research about girls’ attitudes to careers and how they might balance this with having a family. Do they want to be superwomen and have it all or … Continue reading →

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Wirral based Garage appoints Female Business Ambassador

Posted on July 3, 2012 by foxysteph | Comments Off

Wallasey based, Paula Dutton, Service Advisor for Village Motor Company has been appointed a Female Business Ambassador by female friendly business website FOXY Choice. Village Motor Company joins the UK’s only network of garages and dealerships who have signed the … Continue reading →

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Sally brings fleet sales experience to Mercedes-Benz

Posted on March 20, 2012 by foxysteph | Comments Off

Mercedes-Benz UK has appointed Sally Dennis as National Fleet Sales Manager in a strategic move to delight existing customers and capture more of this important market. Sally is to manage accounts with fleets of over 300 vehicles for key blue … Continue reading →

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Foxy Faye meets female friendly garage employer in Braintree

Posted on November 18, 2011 by foxysteph | Comments Off

This thought provoking story reminds us that parts of the motor industry are in urgent need of a radical female friendly makeover to challenge and banish old fashioned views and stereo-typical ‘blokey’ comments about jobs women can and can’t do… … Continue reading →

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