Secure discounted admission to the 2022 WIN Annual Educational Conference today - early bird pricing for members ends tomorrow! To register for the WIN Conference, visit: bit.ly/3q0bZAs #WINinGreenville

#NewSponsorSpotlight - WIN sponsors fuel our mission to support women in the collision repair industry. Thank you to our newest sponsors for your generosity and commitment to our organization. Welcome to WIN!

The Voice of the Bodyshop webinar was an insightful look into women in collision repair and their personal journeys in this industry. If you missed the live event, catch the webinar replay on the WIN website. Visit: bit.ly/3JmGurU

REGISTER NOW! Only 8 more days to register for the 2022 WIN Annual Conference. Secure your spot and register here: bit.ly/3q0bZAs #womenincollision #collisionrepair #WINinGreenville

ATTENTION: We’re rolling to the finish line to register for the 2022 WIN Annual Conference. Make sure you’re signed up before April 15th here: bit.ly/3q0bZAs #womenincollision #collisionrepair #WINinGreenville

Meet our 2022 most influential women! Join us in celebrating their achievements on May 3rd by registering here: bit.ly/3q0bZAs #womenincollision #collisionrepair #womeninautomotive

GOOD NEWS: If you initially missed your chance to register the 2022 WIN Annual Conference, we extended the deadline just for you! Get signed up before April 22nd to join us in Greenville, SC: bit.ly/3q0bZAs #womenincollision #collisionrepair #WINinGreenville

Thank you to all of our WIN Volunteers for all that you do to help us support women in collision repair! #womenincollision #volunteerappreciationweek #thankavolunteer

Couldn’t make it to Greenville in person? You can still attend the 2022 WIN Annual Conference virtually, so don’t miss out on May 3rd and register now: bit.ly/3q0bZAs #womenincollision #collisionrepair #WINinGreenville

There's still time to join us virtually to Recharge, Renew & Reset at the 2022 WIN Conference! Click the link to register today. bit.ly/3y3tzsj

WIN Conference opening day was a success! Thanks to Jenny Anderson, our Board Chair for kicking off the meeting and WIN board members for giving updates on WIN's Scholarship, Marketing and WINConnect programs. Looking forward to tomorrow!!!

80 participants in Greenville & at home with over $2000 raised for the WIN Scholarship Fund! Thanks to everyone who participated in the walk, supporting the future of women in collision repair with their donation. #WINinGreenville #WINwalk22

WIN celebrates two special women who received our annual Cornerstone Award, presented to a WIN Board member for exceptional service to the organization. We had TWO recipients this year: Kathy Coffey (AkzoNobel) and Kimberly Frasher (AXIOM Collision Repair). Congratulations!

We’d like to thank all of our speakers for making the 2022 WIN Conference special. You have inspired our members and furthered our cause. If you missed the conference, we encourage you to join us next year to hear from even more great people! #womenincollision #collisionrepair

We continue to celebrate our 2022 Most Influential Women, starting with Allison Boever! Allison has mentored women as they learn about a potential career, lowering the gender gap in the industry. “When we strive for diversity, we strengthen the organization.” Congratulations!

Congratulations to our 2022-2023 Executive Committee: Kathy Coffey, Liz Stein, Jenny Anderson, Tanya Sweetland, Susie Frausto and Laura Kottschade.

“If you love working on or around cars, don't let anyone tell you that you don't belong in this world. Align with groups like WIN, who provide so many resources to promote and lift up women in collision.” Congratulations, Alicia!

Congratulations, Jennifer! “It’s totally up to the individual on how you want the collision repair industry to change your life.”

Congratulations, Samantha!   “Women offer different skills, perspectives, and approaches that are essential to build diverse teams and attract and retain the most qualified.”

“As a woman in what has always been considered a ‘man’s world,’ we must carry ourselves with class and show kindness and respect whenever possible.”   Thank you and congratulations, Debbie!