WIN has opened nominations for the 2025 MIW awards, recognizing significant contributions by women in the collision repair industry.

Four of the 2024 Women Industry Network’s (WIN) Most Influential Women answered questions about working in the industry during a webinar Tuesday.

Recently named WIN Chair Elizabeth Stein sits with Autobody News and talks about the advantages of joining WIN, and how its members are making the industry stronger.

WIN announced a record 30 new recipients of its 2024 WIN College Student Tuition and Conference Scholarship Awards, where selected recipients receive extensive tool kits and/or scholarship funds.

In celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, the Women’s Industry Network (WIN) announced 8 remarkable recipients of its 2024 Most Influential Women (MIW) awards, honoring women whose career achievements have enhanced the collision repair industry.

Together, Cheryl and Jessica shed light on WIN and its mission to support and enhance the role of women in the collision repair industry. Cheryl and Jessica share their own personal journeys in the industry, highlighting the need for diversity, accessibility and empowerment.

Cheryl Boswell, past chair of the Women’s Industry Network (WIN), and Jessica Rob, sponsorship chair of WIN, speak about WIN’s kickoff of its sponsorship campaign and how supporting organizations can take an active role in developing the talent pool for our entire collision repair industry.

WIN bestowed its Cornerstone Award to Laura Kottschade of Jerry's ABRA Auto Body & Glass and Jeanne Esquivel of Enterprise at its conference May 1-3 in San Antonio, Texas.

Conference volunteers Yolanda Sandor and Kim Frasher join Jay Sicht, Managing Editor for ABRN, to discuss the upcoming Conference.

The Women's Industry Network (WIN) on Feb. 23 hosted a webinar, "Voice of the Body Shop," to find out about the experiences, challenges, and lessons learned from women who have forged a career in collision repair.