Exhibitor: FRACTTAL
Sector: AF - OTHERS
In a sector traditionally dominated by men, two female leaders, María Graciela Salegui and Lucía Sánchez Villanueva, are paving the way and challenging expectations.
An unexpected path to success
Both María and Lucía entered the maintenance world by chance. However, their passion for the work and their tenacity drove them to thrive in this field.
María, Maintenance Coordinator at Restaurant Brand Iberia, found in this sector a dynamic and challenging job that motivated her to keep learning every day.
Lucía, Head of Analytics Intelligence at OXXO GAS, immersed herself in the maintenance world to apply her knowledge of data science and analytics, bringing a fresh perspective to the sector.
The importance of gender diversity
Both leaders agree on the importance of female presence in the maintenance sector. Not only for the sake of equality, but also for the different perspectives and capabilities that women can bring. Greater diversity is always an enriching factor for any company. Teams that include women in leadership positions benefit from a greater variety of ideas, more creative solutions, and better decision-making.
Obstacles that still persist
While progress has been made in the inclusion of women in the sector, there are still obstacles to overcome. María talks about the need to change mindset and overcome stereotypes.
Lucía, on the other hand, highlights the importance of respect and gender equality for women to hold leadership positions without being questioned.
Inspiring achievements
Both interviewees share their most significant achievements. María highlights the creation of a maintenance team with a strong female presence, while Lucía is proud of the successful implementation of Fracttal at OXXO GAS, a tool that has optimized the company's operations.
A more equitable future
The stories of María and Lucía are inspiring examples for the next generations of women looking to make their mark in the maintenance sector. Their courage, determination, and talent demonstrate that there are no limits for women who pursue their dreams.
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