Women & Automotive 2020, September 14 at the Westin Harbour Castle in Toronto, is a one-day forum for revolutionary leaders, risk takers and agents of change to share and discuss practical approaches for advancing women into leadership roles in the Canadian automotive industry. We intend to create an atmosphere promoting the dissemination of knowledge from women leaders, employers and programs supporting these leaders and women who aspire to lead the industry themselves.
Streaming access to keynotes and all general sessions
Access to on-demand recordings of all keynotes and general sessions for 30 days following event
Access to full attendee list; the full list is exclusive and password protected for attendees only
Access to all open keynotes, panels, roundtables and general sessions during Women & Automotive
Access to the Profiles in Leadership Awards Luncheon
Access to the closing Roundtable discussion and Focus Group led by Hyundai Auto Canada
Access to on-demand recordings of all keynotes and general sessions for 30 days following event
Access to full attendee list; the full list is exclusive and password protected for attendees only
NOTE: All registration costs are listed and collected in USD. Your financial institution will handle the conversion from USD to CAD; charges will show in CAD. Early bird discounts end August 21, 2020.
The Women & Automotive Leadership Forum aims to provide women entering the automotive industry with the education, networking and career opportunities to prepare them in assuming top-tier leadership roles. Also, beyond just networking, we hope that Women & Automotive leads to connections between mentors and mentees, forging key relationships leading to successful careers.
Since we compact the forum to a single day at the beautiful Westin Harbour Castle in downtown Toronto, Women & Automotive grants working women and men a prime opportunity to quickly commute, saturate themselves with knowledge and return to their home, brimming with contacts and confidence.
Join us this June and take part in the progress of diversifying the Canadian automotive industry.