What are the key insights from Natasha Nicholes on women's influence in consumerism, as highlighted in the Chicago Auto Show discussions?

Natasha Nicholes highlights a few big insights about women’s influence in consumerism, especially around cars:

• Women drive an enormous share of purchasing power. From Bridget Brennan’s “Why She Buys” talk to the grocery-focused Monopoly promotion, women are described as “a force to be reckoned with” and holding “a lot of pocket power.”
• Women aren’t just buying; they’re shaping products. At the Chicago Auto Show, she notes women in automotive design and tech helping make cars more intuitive, functional, and family-friendly.
• Showcases like Women Driving Excellence underline that women lead in tech, entrepreneurship, and day‑to‑day buying decisions, influencing everything from family vehicles to grocery sales.

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