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Katherine Mior Of Hyundai Canada Recognised With Empowering Women Award At Automotive D.R.I.V.E Honours 2024
Hyundai Canada is celebrating Katherine Mior, their manager of human resources and diversity, equity, and inclusion. She has been acknowledged in the Empowering Women category at the Automotive D.R.I.V.E Honours 2024 by Reuters. Kirk Merrett, director of human resources and administration, stated, "We applaud Katherine for her significant contributions to Hyundai Canada and the automotive industry at large. Her leadership and successful initiatives have been instrumental in the award-winning culture of Hyundai Canada, which in turn have had significant impact on attracting the diverse talent that we have today."
Katherine Mior's efforts have significantly impacted under-represented communities by increasing their involvement in the automotive sector. Through strategic partnerships and recruitment strategies, she has helped create a more inclusive auto industry. Hyundai Canada has set an example for others to follow in this regard.
In addition to her role at Hyundai Canada, Katherine co-founded Empowering Auto. This nonprofit organisation focuses on recruiting, retaining, and advancing women and their allies within the automotive industry. Her work extends beyond corporate boundaries into community service.
Katherine has spearheaded numerous fundraising campaigns and community donations. These efforts support organisations aiding homeless youth, displaced women, and indigenous communities. Her commitment to social causes complements her professional achievements.
The recognition from Reuters highlights individuals with a lasting impact in their fields. Nominations were sourced from various industry stakeholders, including trusted contacts from Reuters Professional and Reuters Events communities.
Hyundai's Legacy in Canada
Established in 1983 in Markham, Ontario, Hyundai Auto Canada was the first subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Company outside Korea. The company offers a wide range of technology-rich vehicles to Canadian consumers through over 250 dealerships nationwide.
Hyundai is also the official automotive partner of both the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) and the National Hockey League (NHL) in Canada. Their commitment to excellence has earned them recognition as one of Canada's Top 50 Best Workplaces for seven consecutive years by the Great Place to Work Institute.
A Reuters judge commented on Katherine’s achievements: "Katherine deserves honours and accolades for her far-reaching work in DEI and especially in her efforts to advance women in the auto manufacturing world!" This acknowledgment underscores her influence within the industry.
Hyundai Canada's dedication to fostering an inclusive workplace culture is evident through Katherine's accomplishments. Her leadership continues to inspire change within the company and across the broader automotive landscape.
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