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Akzo Nobel Announces the 2002 Most Influential Women in the Collision Repair Industry

Since 1999, Akzo Nobel has recognized the Most Influential Women in the Collision Repair Industry. Each year the selected honorees represent the best in the industry has to offer in terms of her commitment to her business or organization, as well as to her community and the industry at large.

The 2002 Most Influential Women in the Collision Repair Industry are:

• Mary Barnett, Chief Executive Officer, Barnett's Body Shop;
• Anie Chinarian, Vice President, Caliber Collision Centers;
• J. Beverlie Cook, Vice President, Automotive Industries Association of Canada;
• Tonnika Haynes, Vice President, Brown's Auto & Collision;
• Samantha Lofton, Manager, Barnett's Body Shop;
• Carol Mock, Co-owner & Office Manager, Johnny Mock's Auto Body Shop, Inc;
• Jeanne C. Silver, Co-owner/Vice President, Butterfield Bodyworks CARSTAR.

In keeping with spirit of this award, this year Akzo Nobel has partnered with the I-CAR Education Foundation to continue the tradition of helping to pave the way for the next generation of women in the collision repair industry.

Akzo Nobel is donating $10,000 in scholarship money, which will be earmarked for programs that empower women in the industry, to the I-CAR Education Foundation.

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