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While pioneers like Helen Bland and Helene Kamon set a tone of professionalism for women in fleet, the industry nevertheless was a real man's world well into the early 1980s. The pages of Automotive Fleet were replete with images of women draped over cars suggestively, and ads hinted at more than automotive performance. Appreciate this review of women in fleet in the context of the times. But for the real female pioneers, view our more serious A History of Women in fleet photo gallery as well.
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There are a number of professional women’s associations. Why not an association for women in fleet? This was the thought that struck Carolyn Edwards. Since then, four founding members have joined the group.
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We hope you'll enjoy this look at some very important women to whom the entire industry -- both men and women -- owe a great debt.
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A front-line participant for four decades, Helene Kamon, VP of sales for AmeriFleet, shares observations of past and future changes in the fleet industry, as well as women’s experiences in the field.
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LINCOLNWOOD, IL - With Caroline Grossinger as dealer principal at the Lincolnwood locations, Grossinger has been certified as a Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).
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2009 Professional Fleet Manager of the Year, Christy Coyte of Johnson Controls, Inc. was recognized for her innovation and impactful years as a fleet industry leader.
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Women who manage U.S. commercial and public sector fleets have advanced the industry with innovations, best practices, and a continuous quest for improvement. AF salutes their distinguished contributions — past and present.
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TORRANCE, CA – Industry professionals are invited to participate in voting for Automotive Fleet’s Fleet Women of Influence recognition project.
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Female fleet managers who earned more than $50,000 continued to close the salary gap in 2000, but the percentage of females earning below $30,000 has increased, up from 12.5 percent in 1998 to 21.2 percent in 2000.
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Mance is the first female winner ever to win the Professional Fleet Manager of the Year Award.
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