REPORT TO THE INDUSTRY 2019-2020
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REPORT TO THE INDUSTRY 2019-2020
Dear WIN Members and Supporters,
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN) was founded to
provide support for women in the collision repair industry.
Almost 15 years and hundreds of members later, WIN
continues to drive industry sustainability by developing
women through education and connections.
The strategic plan and WIN initiatives are based off the Vision to “Be THE
network that drives the future of collision repair by attracting, developing and
advancing women.” It is the work of the all-volunteer committees and Board
that makes these goals a reality. We
cannot thank our volunteers, committee WIN remains
members and Board members enough! committed to
Over the last year the focus was on the finding new ways
three Goals to accomplish the Mission to recruit, retain
and Vision of WIN – (1) Strengthen the and support women
Network, (2) Resource the Industry, and
in the Collision
(3) Expand Our Capacity. Although the
Repair Industry.
pandemic hit and the annual Education
Conference had to be canceled, our members and volunteers continued to
meet these goals in creative ways. I am pleased to share some of the work that
WIN PRESENTS INDUSTRY
has been done over the past year. Please see our initiatives and results on the
TECH SHORTAGE STUDY
following pages.
WIN commissioned an exclusive
Driving the Future – Together! study to research trends impacting
the collision repair technician
pipeline. The results were made
available through presentation
at two industry events and a
whitepaper was produced for all
CHERYL BOSWELL industry professionals.
Chair
Women’s Industry Network
WELCOME TO
WIN is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to encouraging, developing, and cultivating
opportunities to attract women to collision repair while recognizing excellence, promoting
leadership, and fostering a network among the women who are shaping the industry.
2019 – 2020 ACHIEVEMENT UPDATES
Strengthen the Network CCIF conference in January in Toronto. WIN hosted its
WIN hosted several regional events, including give back first SEMA Sponsor Appreciation luncheon in Las Vegas
backpack drives in both Denver and Atlanta. In March, we to thank its sponsors and celebrate its members. In April
held a regional member recruitment event hosted by Babcox WIN presented at IBIS USA 2020 and the OEM Roundtable
Media and presented new research addressing the technician meeting. Through CREF, WIN sponsored uniforms for
shortage, hiring trends, and recruiting challenges and 100 women students attending vocational schools.
opportunities. WIN hosted several educational webinars
including WINing SOP’s, Tech Shortage: Understanding
Expand our Capacity
To support the future growth of WIN, our Board made
Career Choices, and Meet our 2020 Most Influential Women.
great strides towards sustainability. Major accomplishments
The sponsor engagement team redesigned the sponsorship
include standard operating procedures (SOP’s) for each
program to offer benefits that maximized their impact
committee, a document and photo repository and the
on membership and enhanced sponsor recognition. The
final design for the new WIN website. Additional resources
scholarship committee expanded its reach and received
were added to support WIN including an administrative
applications from schools within 13 states (including Hawaii)
company, a conference administrator, and a part-time
and from Canada. Membership redesigned the membership
bookkeeper. We continued to engage our marketing firm
portal to make it easier for members to auto renew and
to continue building awareness of the WIN brand.
receive timely renewal updates. Additionally, our Pay it
Forward campaign was launched to give supporters the In May we hosted our semi-annual Board strategic planning
opportunity to support WIN through a gifted membership session virtually. Thank goodness for Zoom! Even with the
for someone in our industry. uncertainty caused by the pandemic, our team confirmed
commitment to expand our scholarship program, to
Resource the Industry host a robust educational webinar series, to celebrate
Goals were accomplished by teaming up with several women making a difference and to fully participate in
industry organizations. WIN partnered with BodyShop industry events – virtually or otherwise. As we launch the
Business to conduct a survey to understand the collision new website in the coming months, we hope to engage
repair technician pipeline and how to attract and retain many existing and new members to join us in driving the
technicians. WIN was proud to participate in the future of collision repair as WIN volunteer (we need you!).
EDUCATING THE INDUSTRY GROWING THE INDUSTRY
WIN recognizes that we are paving the
way for tomorrow’s professionals.
Supporting today’s youth and
showcasing the career advancement
opportunities is critically important – to
them and to our industry.
WIN’s Annual Education Conference provides a forum for members to establish
relationships with others in collision repair, develop leadership skill, and learn how
to be forward-thinking in a dynamic and changing industry.
Our 2019 Ft. Lauderdale, FL, conference drew a record number of attendees.
Due to the pandemic, we were forced to cancel our 2020 conference, but
added a monthly webinar series bringing knowledge on collision repair industry
topics, the WIN organization and its mission. We look forward to having you all
join us again in 2021.
2019-2020 MOST INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN COLLISION REPAIR
The Most Influential Women award recognizes women 2020 Recipients
who have enriched the collision repair industry with their KRISTLE BOLLANS
leadership, vision, and commitment to excellence. The Director
Replacement Accounts
program’s charter aligns with WIN’s mission to advance The Hertz Corporation
the role of women in the industry.
2019 Recipients
JUDY FOLK KATHY MELLO CHRISTY JONES
Collision Repair Design CEO Owner
Service Manager TGIF Body Shop R Jones Collision 1
Sherwin-Williams Fremont, California
Automotive Finishes
ERICA SCHAEFER YEN HOANG SANDEE LINDORFER
Mopar Collision CEO Director
Marketing Manager UYL Color Allstate Insurance
Fiat Chrysler
Automobiles
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
WIN Conference Registrant and $1,000 Student Tuition Scholarship Award Winners
2019 Recipients
JENNIFER EVON
Tennessee College of
Applied Technology
Crossville, TN
NICOLE GUTIERREZ
Washburn Tech
Topeka, FL
HEATHER HAWKINS
Lake Technical
College
Eustis, FL
2020 Recipients
TAMARA MEYERS MELISSA ACOSTA BREANNA RAMIREZ
Lake Technical Hillsborough Universal Technical
College Community College Institute
Eustis, FL Tampa, FL Katy, TX
SAVANNAH MORAN TAYLOR BERGLUND LILIAN REED
Walla Walla Portland Community College of
Community College College Southern Idaho
Walla Walla, WA Beaverton, OR Kimberly, ID
CHEYENNE JAMIE FREY KRISTINA TEDESCO
PURCHASE Aims Community Ohio Technical
Metropolitan College College
Community College Windsor, CO Ridgebury, PA
Omaha, NE
HANNAH ERRIN GILL NICHOLE TURNER
QUINTEROS Lake Technical Lake Technical
Washburn Institute College College
of Technology Mount Dora, FL Grand Island, FL
Topeka, KS
LILIAN REED KATHERYN HASTY ELYSSA WILSON
College of Washburn Tech Nova Scotia
Southern Idaho Topeka, KS Community College
Twin Falls, ID. Liscomb, Nova Scotia
JENNIFER WATSON BROOKE KLINE
Texas State South Central
Technical College College
Waco, TX Winona, MN
THANK YOU TO OUR 2019 SPONSORS
PLATINUM $25,000 GOLD $10,000
SILVER $5,000 BRONZE $2,500
®
ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WIN PARTNER WIN SUPPORTER MIW VISION CONFERENCE SPONSORS
$1,000 $500 $2,500 Conference Reception
Automotive Color & Supply Assured Performance Network CCC Information Services, Inc. $2,500
Enterprise Holdings, Inc
DCR Systems Carey Management Inc.
MIW LEADERSHIP Conference Program
The Doan Group Certified Collision Group
$1,000 $2,500
Fix Auto ClaimSolution asTech CCC Information Services, Inc.
I-CAR CSN Collision Centres Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Gerber Collision & Glass
LKQ Corp. Dent Concepts Jerry’s ABRA Auto Body
and Glass Conference Break
Matrix Intrepid Direct $500
KPMG
OEM Collision Repair PartsTrader asTech
Roundtable PPG Industries Inc.
Snapsheet Automotive Color and Supply
United Recyclers Group LLC
Park Place CSN Collision Centres
Team Safety
Spanesi Americas
VecoExperts MIW SUPPORTER Scholarship Walk
$500 $1000
Verifacts
AirPro Diagnostics Enterprise Holdings, Inc.
Auto Data Labels
Scholarship Walk
FRIENDS OF WIN CSN Collision Centres $500
$250 DCR Systems Car-O-Liner
Painters Supply & Equipment Co. Safelite Auto Glass
The Romans Group
PPG Industries Inc.
Spanesi Americas
Vector Squared, LLC
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