iCABBI WOMEN IN TAXI
FEMALES WHO DRIVE iCABBi MEET OTHER FEMALE FLEET OWNERS AND LEADERS IN THE INDUSTRY
We got the chance to attend and network at iCabbi’s inaugural Women in Taxi event at the stunning Cloud 23, Manchester on the 8th March. The gala lunch was hosted by iCabbi on International Women’s Day to recognise the contribution of female fleet owners, drivers, entrepreneurs and professionals, who are working to drive the industry forward.
When asked how the Women in Taxi event came to be, iCabbi CMO, Sinead Gillett said:
“During my time at iCabbi I have encountered many individuals whom I admire for their tenacity,
talent. And guess what, many of them are women.
“I’ve wanted to do an event like this for some time, but it was a spark from a customer that finally set it in motion. She mentioned to her Customer Success manager that she sometimes feels isolated in the industry and has experienced preconceived biases.
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“This from a woman who is successfully running her taxi fleet by bringing new ideas to the business and entering new verticals. We thought, are there other women like her who should be recognised for how well they are doing and celebrated for the example they are setting for others?
“Lots of names came to mind and so it became very clear that we should be doing more to bring these leaders together as a community.”
Keynote speakers, a robust panel covering topics from leadership to the future of the sector, and lots of networking were the order of the day. The atmosphere was electric, with the gathering well overdue.
So, will iCabbi be holding this event next year? It looks likely! A Women in Taxi LinkedIn group has been set up as a networking channel for like- minded women in the industry to stay connected and get the first sneak peek of next year’s event!
Join the Women in Taxi LinkedIn Group here:
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12992169/
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