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Should Females Consider Auto Related Careers? with Jody DeVere, CEO, AskPatty.com, Inc.
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Apr 9th, 2020 12:00pmCar Addict Garage https://youtu.be/eZiIDmHGiAw Should females consider automotive, collision repair or other related careers? In this video, Jody DeVere, CEO of Askpatty.com is going to discuss this with us. Jody is a huge advocate for females pursuing automotive-related careers. She also helps with training to repair shops to become female friendly certified. You can learn more about Jody ...
Smart Fem Digital - Jody DeVere: The Automotive Lady You Can Trust
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Feb 21st, 2020 12:00pmJody DeVere: The Automotive Lady You Can Trust Posted by Lea Woodford | Jody DeVere When it comes to purchasing a new or pre-owned car, the process isn’t always the easiest or the most stress free. Although a complex and lengthy process for both genders, buying a car can be extra stressful for the female population. Luckily, SmartFem.com has welcomed a new expert, Jody DeVere, into its midsts who is above and beyond ...
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Remarkable Results Radio - Jody DeVere – Biases In The Automotive Industry Toward Women
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Feb 21st, 2020 12:00pmFTR 009: Jody DeVere – Biases In The Automotive Industry Toward Women 09/03/2018 Listen Here Jody DeVere, CEO of Ask Patty.com works with automotive retail locations to become Certified Female Friendly, learning how to create a culture and experience that attracts and retains loyal women customers. Jody DeVere is an internationally recognized speaker, trainer, often quoted industry pundit and spokesperson for the automotive ...
Meineke - Industry Spotlight: Q&A With Jody DeVere of AskPatty
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Feb 21st, 2020 12:00pmIndustry Spotlight: Q&A With Jody DeVere of AskPatty Published Fri June 24, 2016 This week, Meineke chats with Jody DeVere, an internationally recognized speaker, trainer, and spokesperson for the automotive industry on the women’s market. As the CEO of AskPatty.com, she wears many hats- marketing to women expert, automotive journalist, car care expert and safety spokesperson- but her main goal is to ...
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CBT News - Why Aren’t There More Women General Managers?
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Feb 21st, 2020 12:00pmCBT Autmotive Network Why Aren’t There More Women General Managers? By Jody DeVere - December 19, 2019 After a decade of progress of women gradually emerging as an important and recognized segment of contemporary automotive business, it is frustrating to read statistics stating that only 8% of women occupy key positions in our national automotive dealerships. The same study also reports that women still work in ...
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AutoInc - R-E-S-P-E-C-T How can you make your shop more attractive to women consumers and attract and retain female employees?
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Feb 21st, 2020 12:00pmR-E-S-P-E-C-T How can you make your shop more attractive to women consumers and attract and retain female employees? Simple. July 12, 2018, Jody DeVere For many shops, hiring women is about putting forward an atmosphere of friendliness and trustworthiness, particularly to women customers, who, as we all know, account for 85 percent of all purchase decisions. It turns out that hiring women involves more than just appearances. ...
CBT Automotive Network: Attract, Hire and Retain Women Employees by Jody DeVere
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Feb 20th, 2020 12:00pmJanuary 30, 2018 “The Women in the Workplace 2017,” a study conducted by LeanIn.Org and McKinsey states, ”Women and men see the state of women—and the success of gender-diversity efforts—differently. Men are more likely to think the workplace is equitable; women see a workplace that is less fair and offers less support. Men think their companies are doing a pretty good job supporting diversity; ...
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What Can Auto Businesses Do to Communicate More Effectively with Women? Step One: Get Certified!
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Sep 18th, 2018 8:00am
For auto business owners, the idea of communicating more effectively with women shouldn’t be a controversial one at all. In the United States alone there are half a million women who are actively seeking to buy a new car at any given time. Women have a heavy influence on all automotive purchases (85% of them), from the showroom to the service lane, and yet 74% of women – three quarters of us – feel misunderstood by ...
Why Do We Need Biofuels?
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Apr 23rd, 2018 5:00am
In addition to being major producers of pollutants, fossil fuels are just plain unsustainable - eventually, we will run out of them. Most of us know this, and scientists have for years been seeking viable sources of renewable energy, as most of you know. Electric and hybrid vehicles are more popular than ever, and all kinds of car manufacturers are now producing these fuel efficient vehicles, with even Lamborghini getting ...
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6 Reasons Why Diesel Engines Are Better for the Environment
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Mar 1st, 2018 8:00am
When discussing the automotive industry, diesel has long had a negative image. Many people hear the words "diesel engine" and automatically have visions of loud clattering noises and belching clouds of blueish-black smoke depositing a layer of soot on everything nearby. Most of this is based on a consumer's limited knowledge of the transport trucks chugging along the highways and interstates.
Even among those who are not ...
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