100 Leading Women

Big risks define Leading Women’s careers

Jennifer Slater, president and CEO of STRATTEC Security Corp., leans on a balcony in an office.
Jennifer Slater, CEO of STRATTEC Security Corp., moved for job in 2008, which "helped me understand that any self-doubt I carried, I was putting that constraint on myself. I needed to be a little bit more open to what I could do.” (COURTESY OF JENNIFER SLATER)
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By:
Paige Hodder
May 18, 2025 10:00 AM

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100 Leading Women
Our list of 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry
100 Leading Women

Our 100 Leading Women for 2025 are visionaries, problem-solvers and catalysts for change. The fact that they are women matters deeply, but it is not the whole story. They are here because of what they do — and how well they do it.

Our list of 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry
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