Sarah Vantine is the vice president of Sales at Quantum Five. Sarah’s passion is helping automotive dealers succeed by creating business development strategies that remove roadblocks, empower people, and elevate the customer’s experience.
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What we discuss in this episode:
Sarah talks about her positive outlook on being a woman in the automotive industry and the opportunities that are now available to women. She also shares her passion for putting people first and believes that if employees are happy and feel empowered, customers will be happy too. Having a culture that allows people to grow and explore different facets of themselves is important for personal development, which ultimately benefits the business. Sarah emphasizes that people are what make or break a business, and taking care of employees is a good business strategy.
According to Sarah, the largest demand or skillset in which dealership personnel are wanting or needing is clarity about their career journey. Sarah believes that people are hungering for a roadmap to help them understand where they can go in their career and how to get there. At Quantum Five, they are working on exciting projects to help people in the automotive industry find the clarity they need to succeed.
Sarah's positive outlook on women in the automotive industry and her passion for the "people first" approach make this episode an inspiring listen. She provides valuable insights into how to create a culture that benefits both employees and customers. By focusing on personal development and providing clarity about career paths, businesses in the automotive industry can create a positive and thriving workplace.
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Thanks, Sarah Vantine
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