Mar 09, 2010
 
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Winning Ways is a collective database of advice, insights and experiences shared by some of our members in an effort to help us all be more successful as we face common situations and challenges. If you have a “Winning Way” you would like to share, please contact Kathy Mello at mellokath@aol.com.

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Help and Funding in Hiring Process

How to make the most of attending NACE

Overcoming Challenges as a Woman in the Collision Repair Industry

Winning Ways is a collective database of advice, insights and experiences shared by some of our members in an effort to help us all be more successful as we face common situations and challenges. If you have a “Winning Way” you would like to share, please contact Kathy Mello at mellokath@aol.com.

Please click the link below to view the article.

Help and Funding in Hiring Process

How to make the most of attending NACE

Overcoming Challenges as a Woman in the Collision Repair Industry
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Whether you need help entering the auto collision repair industry, writing a résumé, or just getting answers to questions about industry issues, WIN members provide a large, caring network of experienced professionals who will assist you.

 

The following are samples of some of the areas where WIN can help you.

  • Mentoring
  • Starting your own collision repair business
  • Applying for funding and/or business loans
  • Finding government assistance for women in business
  • Preparing for interviews either as an interviewer or interviewee
  • Preparing a letter of introduction
  • Résumé preparation and review
  • Balancing professional and personal life (work-life balance)
  • Time management techniques
  • Recruiting and retaining women in the industry
  • Overview of job descriptions within the industry
  • Working with vocational technical schools
  • Scholarship opportunities
  • Conflict resolution
  • Negotiating your value in the workplace
  • Strategies for dealing with difficult people
  • Strategies for working with your spouse/family
  • Leadership skills
  • Lean processes and 5s
  • Marketing yourself and your business
  • Understanding industry organizations
  • Event planning
  • Public speaking
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Benefits administration
  • Selling to a male customer base

Please contact Frederica Carter at frederica.carter@akzonobel.com or Marcy Tieger at marcy.tieger@symphonyadvisorsllc.com if you need assistance in any of these areas.

Whether you need help entering the auto collision repair industry, writing a résumé, or just getting answers to questions about industry issues, WIN members provide a large, caring network of experienced professionals who will assist you.

 

The following are samples of some of the areas where WIN can help you.

  • Mentoring
  • Starting your own collision repair business
  • Applying for funding and/or business loans
  • Finding government assistance for women in business
  • Preparing for interviews either as an interviewer or interviewee
  • Preparing a letter of introduction
  • Résumé preparation and review
  • Balancing professional and personal life (work-life balance)
  • Time management techniques
  • Recruiting and retaining women in the industry
  • Overview of job descriptions within the industry
  • Working with vocational technical schools
  • Scholarship opportunities
  • Conflict resolution
  • Negotiating your value in the workplace
  • Strategies for dealing with difficult people
  • Strategies for working with your spouse/family
  • Leadership skills
  • Lean processes and 5s
  • Marketing yourself and your business
  • Understanding industry organizations
  • Event planning
  • Public speaking
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Benefits administration
  • Selling to a male customer base

Please contact Frederica Carter at frederica.carter@akzonobel.com or Marcy Tieger at marcy.tieger@symphonyadvisorsllc.com if you need assistance in any of these areas.

  
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WIN acknowledges the following associations, schools, and business, which have made a commitment to provide education and outreach for the collision repair industry, while also working to enhance the image of the collision industry:

WIN acknowledges the following associations, schools, and business, which have made a commitment to provide education and outreach for the collision repair industry, while also working to enhance the image of the collision industry:
  
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From Keystone Automotive Industries, Mary Kunz, director of marketing services, (left) and Eileen Sottile, director of government relations and past president of the Florida Automotive Industry Association.

 

From Keystone Automotive Industries, Mary Kunz, director of marketing services, (left) and Eileen Sottile, director of government relations and past president of the Florida Automotive Industry Association.

 
  
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The Women’s Industry Network (WIN), through its “Diversity Works” program, seeks to promote all businesses, educational institutions and associations in the collision industry committed to the advancement of women and minorities by spotlighting those entities.

If you are interested in being "spotlighted"  please send details about your action--whether in the form of community outreach, enlightened recruitment programs, the development of educational materials or other relevant projects that further the goal of creating a diverse collision industry--to Marcy Tieger at marcy.tieger@symphonyadvisorsllc.com.
 
WIN’s purpose in identifying these entities is to both acknowledge their good work, and to provide a forum where other interested parties can go for ideas and examples should they wish to institute similar programs or projects of their own.

Participating Companies:

Allstate Insurance Company

NACE-National Autobody Congress and Exposition

State Farm Insurance Company

The Women’s Industry Network (WIN), through its “Diversity Works” program, seeks to promote all businesses, educational institutions and associations in the collision industry committed to the advancement of women and minorities by spotlighting those entities.

If you are interested in being "spotlighted"  please send details about your action--whether in the form of community outreach, enlightened recruitment programs, the development of educational materials or other relevant projects that further the goal of creating a diverse collision industry--to Marcy Tieger at marcy.tieger@symphonyadvisorsllc.com.
 
WIN’s purpose in identifying these entities is to both acknowledge their good work, and to provide a forum where other interested parties can go for ideas and examples should they wish to institute similar programs or projects of their own.

Participating Companies:

Allstate Insurance Company

NACE-National Autobody Congress and Exposition

State Farm Insurance Company
  
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