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Celebrating Women in Construction Week By Championing Diverse Voices

More women are working in construction than ever recorded in the United States. Still, a recent survey uncovered that women and underrepresented groups leave construction at a higher rate. The industry now has an opportunity to take a data-driven approach to combat this challenge....

Launching Lean In Circles for NAWIC - Powered by Procore

Last month, I attended the 67th Annual National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Conference alongside more than 500 attendees from across the country. During the event, Procore announced the launch of a new initiative, Lean In Circles for NAWIC -- Powered by Procore....

Celebrating progress and building a better future for women in construction

Construction industry professionals gathered virtually last week to celebrate the progress of women in construction...

NAWIC Knows How to Throw a Party

In the month of August, we attended two National Association of Women in Construction events...

Your Groundbreak Day Two Recap – Mike Rowe, Women in Construction, Tan Le and more

Another day at Groundbreak and what a success it was! We kicked the day off...

Women in Construction Week Comes to a Close

This Q&A with Stacey Harris [https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceygomm/] of Consigli Construction...

Tenacity and Confidence are Key, Part 2 of the Women in Construction Interview Series with Jacqueline Hawkins of Wells Construction

Jacqueline Hawkins, a Project Engineer for Wells Construction [http://wellsconstruction.com/], is our second participant...

Treat Constant Change as the Norm, an Interview with Wendy Lockner of AVB Construction

Today kicks off Women in Construction Week [http://www.nawic.org/nawic/WIC_Week_2016....

Calling All Women in Construction

Last November, a colleague and I attended the Women in Design+Construction [http://www.bdcnetworkwidc....