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General Motors Africa and Middle East marked International Women’s Day by championing its ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion in the region.
The global automotive giant spotlighted the more than 370 women in its workforce in the Middle East with a large portion of females in GM working in managerial and technical roles such as engineering, analytics, finance and key aftersales positions at the company’s regional dealership network.
This further adds to GM’s already strong lineup of women in the workforce, holding senior leadership roles spanning multiple disciplines from marketing to compliance and comprising chief officers and directors in GM Africa and Middle East headquarters. This extends to dealerships in the GCC, Levant and North Africa, too, where Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have the highest volume of women in the workplace, following GM’s Middle Eastern headquarters in the UAE.
GM Middle East Celebrates its ongoing Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion on International Women’s Day
GM Middle East Celebrates its ongoing Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion on International Women’s Day
General Motors Africa and Middle East marks International Women’s Day by championing its ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion in the region. Underpinned by the knowledge that diverse perspectives and a dynamic team are at the heart of current and future business success, GM is shining the light on over 370 women, further complimenting GM’s overall female representation in its workforce. In addition, thanks to a special collaboration with Stanford University, GM continues to inspire and empower the next generation by bringing The Women in Data Science (WiDS) virtual conference to Dubai, UAE – taking place today, March 8