Ryan FowlerJessica Montgomery, a master technician at Vertu Toyota Doncaster, has been named a 2025 Inspiring Automotive Women Award Winner by the Automotive 30% Club.
The award recognises her career-long contributions to the sector and her status as a relatable role model for other women considering a career in the automotive industry. Montgomery began her career as an apprentice and has progressed to become a high-performing master technician, earning praise for both her technical expertise and her influence in promoting diversity.
The Automotive 30% Club was founded in 2016 by Julia Muir and is a network of more than 70 CEOs and managing directors committed to creating gender-balanced leadership teams. Its annual awards celebrate women in the sector who are seen as drivers of change and progress.
Chris Taylor, group operations director at Vertu, said: “It’s a proud moment for Jessica, and brilliant recognition for her hard work. Becoming a master technician showcases Jessica’s elite talent. Our whole team are hugely proud to see Jessica collect this award. We look forward to seeing her develop her career to her full potential in the years ahead.”
Robert Forrester, chief executive of Vertu, added: “Jessica’s recognition by the Automotive 30% Club is a testament to her exceptional skills, dedication, and the positive influence she has within the industry. We are immensely proud of her achievements and the inspiration she provides for others in the sector.”
