'Women in Fleet Management' Group to Hold Webinar July 24
ST. PAUL, MN - The Women in Fleet Management webinar will feature a conversation with Caroyln Woznicki, Johnson Controls' vice president of Global Purchasing & Supply Chain for the Building Efficiency Group. She will discuss reflections on her career in the fleet industry and the advice she would give to women who are entering, or in the middle of, their career today.
ST. PAUL, MN - The Women in Fleet Management (WIFM) group will be holding a webinar to discuss the topic of women in fleet management. Carolyn Woznicki, vice president of Global Purchasing & Supply Chain for the Building Efficiency Group of Johnson Controls Inc. (JCI), will lead the discussion.
The WIFM webinar will feature a conversation with Woznicki where she will discuss reflections on her career in the fleet industry and the advice she would give to women who are entering, or in the middle of, their career today.
Woznicki is responsible for managing the global purchasing and supply chain activities of this group and JCI's corporate indirect spend. Her total purchase responsibility exceeds $7 billion.
The Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) will be hosting the webinar on WIFM's behalf, and the webinar is free to attend for members and $30 for non-members.
The webinar will be held Tuesday, July 24, at 1:00 p.m. eastern time.
You can register for the webinar via AFLA's website here.
To attend the webinar, you will need the following:
Internet Connection (Minimum: 56k modem, Recommended: wired Ethernet connection or better)
Adobe Flash Player
The WIFM group is working in partnership with AFLA and has more than 200 members. The group is actively looking for more members. You can find out more about WIFM at www.womeninfleet.org. WIFM also has a group on LinkedIn (search for "Women in Fleet" when you're using that social network) that those interested can join.
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