Items Tagged with 'women in construction'

ENR Groundbreaking Women in Construction event in San Diego marks 23 years of career and leadership advocacy for women with new scholarship program and more than 660 rising professionals attending.

The Panama Canal’s first female administrator, Ilya Espino de Marotta, talks leadership, engineering and equity.

There’s still time to sign up for the GWIC experience in leadership skill building, career pathways, networking and real-world solutions for your workplace!  

In a 40-plus-year career as an owner and construction advisor, activist aims to reshape how women enter the sector and progress careers by uniting recruitment and retention efforts through research. 

Minnesota welder Amber M. Czech had barely launched what seemed a promising career in the skilled trades before a co-worker cut her life short last year at age 20.

First-generation immigrant is changing industry perceptions and leading girls to pursue new paths for the future.

Three construction execs share their workplace experiences and say the industry must evolve to ensure safety and respect for all workers.

In an interview on the ENR Groundbreakers podcast, the engineer and executive—who spent nearly two decades working for Donald Trump—explains why she would not work for her old boss again.

Abandoned as a child and raised by her great-grandmother in Trinidad and Tobago, Judaline Cassidy dreamed of doing something impactful with her life.

Minnesota tradeswoman was bludgeoned at her equipment and systems manufacturing facility workplace by a male co-worker who allegedly told police he disliked her.