Ryder Pushes to Empower Women in Trucking with Discount Program

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Ryder System has recently unveiled a new discount program, designed specifically for women-owned businesses and members of the Women in Trucking Association! For a limited time only, buyers can take advantage of an unbeatable pre-owned commercial vehicle sales promotion with discounts up to 5% off the purchase price.

“Ryder’s main goal is to continuously enhance the customer experience by making it as seamless as possible to secure the best pre-owned commercial vehicle,” said Eugene Tangney, vice president of global vehicle sales for Ryder. “Similar to Ryder’s military discount for used vehicles, we wanted to honor women-owned business in the trucking industry while encouraging more women to get into trucking-related careers.”

“Ryder’s efforts to address the transportation industry’s gender gap intentionally prioritizes the success of internal skills development and engagement programs that foster female leadership and mentorship opportunities,” said Jennifer Hedrick, incoming president and CEO of WIT. “We appreciate the support Ryder provides to create a more gender diverse workforce in the trucking industry.”

 

Source: Monitor Daily

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