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Driving Diversity: A Team Of Black Women Are Helping Lead Nissan For The First Time In The Automaker’s History

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated August 10, 2023

The auto industry is full of interesting ironies.

For instance, despite 85% of car purchase decision-making being made by women, 62% of car consumers being women, and 1.4 million more women with driver’s licenses in the U.S. than men,

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