Empowering Women in Fleet (EWiF)
Empowering Women in Fleet is a powerful new initiative launched by Fleet News to champion, celebrate, and elevate the achievements of women working across every part of the fleet sector.
This pioneering programme brings together influential fleet professionals from both the public and private sectors – including fleet managers, procurement leaders, HR professionals, finance executives, and operational heads – to create a collaborative and forward-thinking community. Empowering Women in Fleet is designed to offer more than recognition; it actively supports women in developing their careers, expanding their networks, and shaping the future of fleet.
Empowering Women in Fleet is run in partnership with Volvo Car UK, Novuna Vehicle Solutions and van racking specialist Sortimo.
Video from the inaugural meeting, including testimonials from founding members
Fleet manager interview: Breaking barriers and driving change
A remarkable journey through a male-dominated industry was shared by global fleet director Anne-Marie Dunbar at the first Women in Fleet networking event.
Testimonials

I’m really excited to see what we’re able to achieve through this initiative. I hope we can create a safe, inclusive space where women throughout the fleet industry feel confident to learn, grow, get involved, and shine a light on the fantastic work they do
Fleet manager, Stannah Management Services

“Empowering Women in Fleet is essential to growing female representation in the industry. This initiative will build confidence and nurture the next generation of professionals, showing that women can thrive and lead in every area of fleet management.”
Payroll and fleet manager at Flagship Group

“Empowering Women in Fleet has the potential to create meaningful change. I hope it encourages people to think differently and take action toward a more inclusive future,”
Fleet and employee benefits manager at MWH Treatment

“This programme will help nurture emerging female talent and support their rise through the ranks of the industry.”
Fleet manager at CEF