Citroen CEO sees positive changes for women in auto industry

Citroen CEO Linda Jackson thinks China's car business is less macho than in other countries because its history isn't rooted in the male-driven world of racing. (Edward Moss/Edward Moss Photography)

July 02, 2015 05:00 AM

One year into her role as Citroen CEO Linda Jackson says she hasn't encountered any prejudice as a woman working a man's world. In fact, she says it's an advantage.

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