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The Women’s Industry Network is delighted to announce this year’s honourees for the prestigious Most Influential Women (MIW) of the collision industry for 2015. After reviewing nominations and interviewing a number of amazing women, four inspiring industry leaders were selected to receive MIW honours: Cheryl Boswell, CFO, DCR Systems LLC, Duluth, Georgia Lauren Fix, President, Automotive Aspects Inc., Lancaster, New York... Lisa Siembab, Owner, CARSTAR Berlin, Berlin, Connecticut Ruth Weniger, CEO, Airbag Solutions LLC, Ivins, Utah The nominees this year showcased a breadth of responsibilities, states Russell Long, president of Change Innovations. I was impressed with their dedication, creativity, and accomplishments. The Award recipients reflect well-rounded profiles of achievement in their jobs, in the collision repair industry, and in their communities. Long’s organization, a business consulting and executive coaching group, was contracted as an independent third-party entity to conduct the interviews and select the honourees. The Most Influential Women award recognizes women who have enriched the collision repair industry with their leadership, vision, and commitment to excellence. Each year, women from different facets of the collision repair industry are selected for their passion and commitment to progressive and positive evolution of the industry, states Denise Caspersen, WIN chair. There is so much opportunity for women to have rewarding careers the sky is really the limit for those with skill, creativity, and a strong work ethic. The MIW program's charter aligns with WIN’s mission to enhance the role of women in the industry. For over 14 years it has recognized more than 80 women for their professional accomplishments and for going beyond requirements of their positions to give back to their communities. We are proud of the fact that MIW recipients are active and visible in the industry for years after they received the MIW award, says Margaret Knell, director of corporate administration at I-CAR, a 2001 MIW Honouree, and co-chair of the 2015 MIW Committee.

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