Women In Construction Week – Suzie Bennett
Suzie Bennett | Project Administrator “Working in construction comes with a lot of ups and downs. A lot of stress. Lots of last-minute things that need to get done. Lots of things that needed to be fixed yesterday. Learn to laugh it off. Learn to be resilient. Never give up.” Why did you […]
Women In Construction Week – Kayla Wynn
Kayla Wynn | Marketing Coordinator “Construction, more than any other industry, provides women the opportunity to break barriers. I have a lot of respect for my fellow female coworkers. They all bring their individual expertise and skills, which I can confidently say, are vital to our company.” Why did you get into the […]
Women In Construction Week – Pam Haney
Pam Haney | General Superintendent & Safety Director “Don’t let anybody or anything create a glass ceiling over your head. Don’t be afraid to look ahead and be bold. I’ve always believed that you can excel if you are the right person for the right job, regardless of whether you are a man or […]
Women In Construction Week – Suzanne Moubray
Suzanne Moubray | Controller “Young women should learn every aspect of the business. You should know about the physical building of a project as well as the estimating/business side of that project. Get the whole picture!” Why did you get into the construction industry? Actually, I got into the construction industry just by chance. […]
Women In Construction Week – Cece Smeriglio
Cece Smeriglio | Office Manager [In response to, “Why do you think women should work in construction?”] “Because we use the buildings. We should have a say in what, where and how they are built.” Why did you get into the construction industry? My great-grandfather was a general contractor at the turn of […]
Women In Construction Week – Hannah Mahaffey
Hannah Mahaffey | Director of Business Development & Marketing “If you are in a room, you are there for a reason. You may look across the table and see questioning eyes, wondering why you’re there and what makes you qualified to be part of the discussion. Ignore that. […] Know your worth, empower others, […]
Women In Construction Week – Megan Jackson
Megan Jackson | Carpenter “I bring unique skills to my job as an excellent carpenter. I just happen to be a woman too.” Why did you get into the construction industry? When I was really young, I wanted to be a train conductor, actually. But when I was 7, I started skateboarding. I […]
Women In Construction Week – Shawn Woody
Shawn Woody | Assistant Project Manager [When asked, “Are there women who inspired you along the way? Who?”] “Most of the men she was managing were double her size, but she did not let that stop her. She didn’t even hesitate to take charge. Often people associate powerful women in the construction industry as […]
Women In Construction Week – Marilyn Swinford
Marilyn Swinford |Chief Executive Officer “Women work hard to be given the same respect and opportunities as men. If you were to look at my resume, you would not be able to tell that I am a woman. You’d only see my credentials and career path.” Why did you get into the construction […]
Women In Construction Week – Barbara Regester
Barbara Regester | Project Manager “I grew up hearing a commercial where a little girl sang, ‘Anything you can do I can do better!’ …as she was singing it to a little boy. It kinda stuck with me. I don’t think I’m better than anyone else, but I know that I am capable of […]
