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The Splice Girls PodcastEpisode 5: Beyond the Degree: Valuing All Pathways in ConstructionIn this episode, hosts Julie and Krista sit down with Heather Stafford, Associate Dean of Construction Sciences at Dunwoody College (Minneapolis, MN), and Dunwoody alumnus Paul Bison. They tackle key topics: empowering new entrants to the AEC fields, the power of technical education, and fostering inclusivity in construction.Hear Heather's inspiring journey from an unexpected start to a thriving career in education, along with valuable insights on hands-on learning, evolving perceptions of trades, and work-life balance. The Splice Girls and Heather also discuss 2025-06-2335 min
Constructive BehaviorsEP 65: Want to be a Leader?...with Rebecca HeustessRebecca Heustess is a talented tile setter with Grazzini Brothers and the president of her local NAWIC chapter. With over 17 years of experience in the construction industry, Rebecca has NOW made the decision to transition into leadership which her company leaders have been urging her to do for quite awhile. Transitioning into leadership can be daunting. Rebecca utilized the NAWIC Leadership Academy sponsored by Ambition Theory to help get her there. Learn her story and more about the Leadership Academy in this episode. NEXT COHORT STARTS APRIL 28TH, 2025!Looking for a Construction Industry Speaker that...2025-04-0838 min
Math! Science! History!FLASHCARDS: Quick Physics Tricks for Plumbing Leaks đ Episode Overview In this episode of Math, Science, History, we explore emergency plumbing fixes using simple math and physics principles. Learn quick tricks to stop leaks under your kitchen sink, whether it's a pipe joint, crack, or hole, until a plumber arrives. Discover why these methods work and how you can use everyday materials like rubber, tape, and even coins to minimize water damage. Plus, get valuable preventative tips to avoid future plumbing issues. đ§ What Youâll Learn: âïž How to temporarily fix leaks in pipe joints, cracks, and holes using household items. âïž The science behind w...2025-03-2108 minMath! Science! History!FLASHCARDS: Quick Physics Tricks for Plumbing Leaks đ Episode Overview In this episode of Math, Science, History, we explore emergency plumbing fixes using simple math and physics principles. Learn quick tricks to stop leaks under your kitchen sink, whether it's a pipe joint, crack, or hole, until a plumber arrives. Discover why these methods work and how you can use everyday materials like rubber, tape, and even coins to minimize water damage. Plus, get valuable preventative tips to avoid future plumbing issues. đ§ What Youâll Learn: âïž How to temporarily fix leaks in pipe joints, cracks, and holes using household items. âïž The science behind w...2025-03-2108 min
Math! Science! History!FLASHCARDS: Lillian Baumbach Jacobs: First Female Master Plumber đ Episode Overview In this Flashcards episode of Math! Science! History!, we celebrate the life and legacy of Lillian Baumbach Jacobs, the first female master plumber in the U.S. Just in time for next weekâs Fix a Leak Week, we explore how Lillian defied societal norms, mastered a trade dominated by men, and became an unexpected icon, even receiving fan mail from soldiers during the Korean War. From her early days learning plumbing alongside her father to becoming the head of Baumbach Plumbers, Lillianâs journey was one of perseverance, skill, and leadership. Her legacy not only pa...2025-03-1410 minMath! Science! History!FLASHCARDS: Lillian Baumbach Jacobs: First Female Master Plumber đ Episode Overview In this Flashcards episode of Math! Science! History!, we celebrate the life and legacy of Lillian Baumbach Jacobs, the first female master plumber in the U.S. Just in time for next weekâs Fix a Leak Week, we explore how Lillian defied societal norms, mastered a trade dominated by men, and became an unexpected icon, even receiving fan mail from soldiers during the Korean War. From her early days learning plumbing alongside her father to becoming the head of Baumbach Plumbers, Lillianâs journey was one of perseverance, skill, and leadership. Her legacy not only pa...2025-03-1410 min
Stirring The PotBusting through constructed barriersIn this episode of Stirring the Pot weâre having a kĆrero with Louise Jordaan.Workplace safety is more than compliance, itâs about fostering a culture where employees feel responsible and empowered to speak up. In this episode, we discuss shifting from a âtick-boxâ approach to real conversations that drive change. Louise from Site Safe NZ shares insights on helping businesses see safety as an investment rather than an expense.Open dialogue is key to addressing deeper workplace issues, from mental health to well-being. Younger workers are driving change by questioning unsafe pr...2025-03-0614 min
Leadership BlueprintsBuilding Beyond Barriers: Women Leading the Way in Construction with Barb AllenWhat can be done to attract more women to construction?  Today, on the Leadership Blueprints podcast, we welcome Barb Allen, a renowned construction industry keynote speaker and host of the Constructive Behaviors Podcast. In honor of Women in Construction Week, we talked with Barb about her construction career and how she is helping more women find success in the industry.  From stumbling on a degree in construction management â and immediately realizing it was what she wanted to do â to spending over twenty years in the field, Barb recounts how she moved through...2025-03-0535 min
The AppleOne ShowCareer Paths: Women In ConstructionIn this episode of The AppleOne Podcast Career Paths series, host Brett Howroyd sits down with Shawna Alvarado to explore the evolving landscape of construction. As the second generation at OâDonnell Plastering, Shawnaâs career pathâfrom cosmetology to constructionâreflects the industry's expanding opportunities and the growing presence of women in roles ranging from tradespeople to executives.Shawna highlights the diverse career paths available in construction, emphasizing that passion and dedication matter more than background or gender. She also discusses the balance between formal education and hands-on experience, noting that success in the field often comes fr...2025-02-0918 minThe AppleOne ShowCareer Paths: Women In ConstructionIn this episode of The AppleOne Podcast Career Paths series, host Brett Howroyd sits down with Shawna Alvarado to explore the evolving landscape of construction. As the second generation at OâDonnell Plastering, Shawnaâs career pathâfrom cosmetology to constructionâreflects the industry's expanding opportunities and the growing presence of women in roles ranging from tradespeople to executives.Shawna highlights the diverse career paths available in construction, emphasizing that passion and dedication matter more than background or gender. She also discusses the balance between formal education and hands-on experience, noting that success in the field often comes fr...2025-02-0918 min
Building Doors with Lauren Karan60. Balancing Career, Leadership & Advocacy in Construction with Emma McCaugheyIn this episode of Building Doors, host Lauren Karan sits down with Emma McCaughey, President of NAWIC Queensland and a highly accomplished civil engineer, to discuss leadership, advocacy, and diversity in the construction industry. Emmaâs career, spanning over 15 years at CPB Contractors, highlights the power of mentorship, strategic decision-making, and fostering inclusive workplaces.With a strong passion for increasing female participation in the industry, Emma shares invaluable insights into career growth, overcoming challenges, and reshaping the future of construction. Whether youâre a seasoned professional or considering a career pivot into construction, this episode is packed with...2025-02-0253 min
Dear HR Diary - The Unfiltered Truth You Wish They Taught in Management School41. Breaking Barriers: Women in the Trades â Impact, Challenges, and OpportunitiesSend us a textIn this episode of "Dear HR Diary," host Dawn Hart dives deep into the world of skilled trades, exploring the vital role they play in our economy and the incredible impact women are having on these traditionally male-dominated fields. Despite the challenges women face, they're proving that they belong and can thrive in the trades. We'll also offer practical solutions for how trade organizations, schools, and employers can encourage and support women who want to pursue a career in the trades.Key Topics Covered:The Importance of...2024-09-2323 min
The Construction Lady (Mujer Construccion)Apoyando a la Mujer en ConstrucciĂłn: Recursos y OportunidadesEl show se enfoca en cuatro organizaciones que apoyan y empoderan a las mujeres en la industria de la construcciĂłn: Women Talk Construction Podcast, la AsociaciĂłn Nacional de Mujeres en la ConstrucciĂłn (NAWIC), Mujeres Emprendedoras y Ejecutivas en Construccion (Women Construction Owners and Executives (WCOE)), y el Consejo de Mujeres Profesionales en la ConstrucciĂłn de la AsociaciĂłn Nacional de Constructores de Viviendas (PWB). Estas organizaciones proporcionan recursos, oportunidades de networking, mentorĂa y abogacĂa para ayudar a las mujeres a tener Ă©xito en la construcciĂłn. Su objetivo es derribar barreras, promover la diversida...2024-08-2622 min
The Construction Lady (Mujer Construccion)Supporting Women in Construction: Resources and OpportunitiesThe show discusses four organizations that support and empower women in the construction industry: Women Talk Construction Podcast, National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), Women Construction Owners and Executives (WCOE), and National Association of Home Builders Professional Women in Building Council (PWB). These organizations provide resources, networking opportunities, mentorship, and advocacy to help women succeed in construction. They aim to break down barriers, promote diversity and inclusion, and create a supportive community for women in the industry. The conversation highlights the impact of these organizations in empowering women and shaping the construction industry.ORGANIZATIONS:Â 2024-08-2619 min
Architectette037: Karen Hager & Lauline Mitchell: NAWIC PresidentsOn todayâs episode of Architectette we welcome the current and past presidents of NAWIC, the National Association of Women in Construction.
NAWIC has over 115 chapters throughout the United States that provide its members with opportunities for professional development, education, networking, leadership training, public service and more. NAWIC advocates for the value and impact of women builders, professionals and tradeswomen in all aspects of the construction industry.
Our guests today are Karen Hager and Lauline Mitchell. Karen Hager is the NAWIC National President, based in Orlando Florida. She is an Account Manager at A.B. De...2024-07-0140 min
The Empowering Women PodcastSisters in STEM: Skilled Sparks with DeIla RayABOUT OUR GUEST: Â DeIla Ray is a seasoned welder with a deep love for the skilled trades. Her career began as a traveling pipe welder, taking her across the country. In recent years, DeIla discovered a new passion for inspiring the next generation. She will be entering her 3rd year as a welding instructor, sharing her knowledge and experience with future welders.DeIla's dedication extends beyond the classroom. She is a prominent figure in the industry, serving as the Vice President of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Central M...2024-06-1543 min
The Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 17 Cassandra KirbyIn episode 17 of the Leaky Pipeline we sit down with Cassandra Kirby, recipient of the esteemed 2024 NAWIC QLD AICD scholarship award. A busy mum of three and a construction lawyer, Cassandra discusses the importance of flexibility in the workplace and highlights ADCO's innovative approach to supporting female employees, including the introduction of emergency kits in the bathrooms across all sites. She has volunteered her time talking to school students about the potential career opportunities that the construction industry has to offer. Tune in to hear Cassandra's insights on fostering inclusivity and driving positive change in the industry.  Hosted on...2024-06-1431 min
Beers With ContractorsE25 - How Green Projects Are Changing the Construction LandscapeIn this episode of Beers with Contractors, hosts Will and Dillon explore the essentials of construction contracts including terms, acceptance, and consideration. They share insights on how even verbal agreements can qualify as contracts and the importance of clarity to avoid potential legal issue. They are joined by Nicole Wilson, an experienced account manager at GFL Environmental, who shares her journey from the medical field to waste management. Nicole discusses the evolving importance of recycling and LEED certifications in construction, the crucial role of women in the industry, and addresses common challenges and insights from her diverse career. The...2024-06-0645 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 16: Jessica MacDonaldWelcome to Episode 16 of The Leaky Pipeline!Today, we're thrilled to introduce the hilarious Jessica MacDonald, winner of the 2023 NAWIC SA Business Professional Award and the 2023 SA President's Choice Award. Growing up with a father who celebrated construction machinery, Jessica's passion for the industry started early. Despite facing challenges finding senior female role models, she remained determined to break barriers. Jessica discusses the struggle of balancing care giving and career, questioning how we can truly achieve gender parity. Committed to inclusivity, she's driving change by creating opportunities for women and First Nations people in the industry.2024-05-2642 min
The Smoko PodcastSinĂ©ad Clarkson: Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Women in Construction Advocate, and Law Masters StudentTake a break, weâre on Smoko! We're joined by SinĂ©ad Clarkson, a passionate quantity surveyor advocating for gender diversity in construction. SinĂ©ad sheds light on her unconventional journey into quantity surveying. SinĂ©ad speaks to her role in advocating for women in construction, showcasing her involvement in initiatives such as Girls Under Construction and the National Association of Women in Construction. SinĂ©ad speaks to the necessity of challenging conventional career trajectories, emphasizing the importance of exposing young individuals to diverse career pathways. SinĂ©ad provides insights into her research, exploring strategies to enhance fe...2024-05-1951 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEp 14 :Melissa MillarIn episode 14 of The Leaky Pipeline. We chat with Melissa Millar, an entrepreneur and advocate for empowering young women. Melissa has founded a non-profit organisation and is the 2023 NAWIC QLD Small Business Woman of the Year and 2023 QLD Presidentâs choice award winner. Her journey took an unexpected turn while caring for her cousin's children, where she noticed a gap in the skills programs. This led Melissa to empower girls with crucial life skills like self-development, budgeting, and support for apprenticeships. Join us as we chat to Melissa about her journey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy fo...2024-04-2532 min
Major ConvosBreaking Ground with Lauren FaheyIn our
latest episode, we sit down with Lauren Fahey, the powerhouse General Manager
of NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction), to explore the
pressing issues facing women in the construction industry.
We chat
about the importance of fostering curiosity in younger generations and
empowering them to pursue their passions, regardless of societal norms.
Discover how initiatives like the Leaky Pipeline Podcast are tackling the
pervasive issue of women dropping out of construction careers and why it's
crucial for younger female students to listen and engage with these
conversations early on. But our discussion doesn't stop...2024-04-181h 16
The Heald Approach â Leadership. Sustainability. Inclusion. Real Talk.Blueprints for Change: How NAWIC Is Empowering Women in BuildingIn this episode, Rebecca sits down with Annie Clift, a seasoned professional in the construction industry and chair of NAWIC (National Association for Women in Construction), to delve into the challenges and opportunities for women.
Annie shares candid insights into the reality of the gender pay gap in construction and the obstacles that women encounter in this traditionally male-dominated field.
From navigating stereotypes to advocating for change, Annie offers valuable advice and reflections on personal growth and professional development. She emphasises the importance of diversity, inclusion, and empowerment in creating safer, more successful projects that...2024-04-1737 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 13: Zoe LubyIn episode 13, we have the incredible Zoe Luby, who made the leap from retail to carpentry. Starting with a pre-apprenticeship at TAFE, she's now on her way to becoming a female site manager, earning the prestigious title of NAWIC VIC Apprentice Award Winner for 2023. Despite the challenges of securing an apprenticeship during COVID, businesses actively sought more women for their teams, and Zoe embraced the opportunity. Join us as she shares her inspiring journey of breaking barriers in the trades. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-04-1128 min
Brubacher & BeyondCelebrating Women in ConstructionIn anticipation of Women in Construction Week (WIC Week), hosted by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), tune in for a discussion honoring and celebrating the women in the construction industry and learn what construction means to them. Featuring April Barkasi (President & CEO of Cedarville Engineering Group) and Madison Werner (Assistant Estimator at Brubacher), we highlight their background and current roles, what inspires them, advice they have for others, and more! Check out the links below for more information:https://wicweek.org/https://nawic.org/https://www.cedarvilleeng.com/2024-03-0539 min
Building Leaders Radio HourSupporting Women In Construction Week (Celeste Anthony-Johnson & Sheryl Alberico)Joining us for a special BLRH episode are Celeste Anthony-Johnson and Sheryl Alberico. Both Sheryl and Celeste volunteer with the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association for Women in Construction (NAWIC). With over 115 chapters across the US, NAWIC serves as a support network that provides professional development, education, networking, and so much more for women in the construction field. With dual BA's in Architecture and Interior Design, Sheryl Alberico brings a unique perspective and 20 years of industry experience to her role as Vice President of Business Development and Marketing at iugis Construction Corp, a certified minority-owned construction a...2024-03-0413 min
The Construction User 2.0NAWIC's Mission - A discussion with Joelle Salerno & Danielle HarshmanIn this episode, we delve into the secrets to thriving as a woman in the construction industry with the inspiring insights of Joelle Salerno and Danielle Harshman. Together, we uncover the layers of support provided by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), illustrating the varied paths women navigate within this male-dominated field.Â
Youâll hear about the pressing need for personal protective equipment tailored to women in the construction industry and the creative solutions being implemented. We discuss the impact of new OSHA regulations on PPE fit and how they are shaping a safer and mor...2024-02-2028 min
The Surveyor Hub PodcastSinead Clarkson - Driving Diversity in SurveyingToday Marion Ellis chats with Sinead Clarkson, Chartered Quantity Surveyor, working for PH Plasterers Ltd.
As a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Co-Chair of the NAWIC Yorkshire region (National Association for Women in Construction), Sinead has an interest in improving gender diversity in our profession through support and research, and early engagement - especially using social media.
In this episode, we discuss engaging younger audiences through social media, how it can support others and your own career, as well as the movements for increased gender diversity in surveying and construction.
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Atlanta Business RadioSheryl Alberico With NAWICEvent: BLOCK KIDS COMPETITION DAY! Date: Saturday, February 3, 2024 Time: 8:30 â 11:30am EST Where: South Forsyth Middle School Address 4670 Windermere Pkwy, Cumming, GA 30041 Do you know kids who want to attend? Block Kids â A free construction/engineering brick-building competition for students K-6th grade. Students compete for prize money, advancement to regionals/nationals, [âŠ] The post Sheryl Alberico With NAWIC appeared first on Business RadioX Âź.2024-01-2521 min
Atlanta Business RadioSheryl Alberico With NAWICEvent: BLOCK KIDS COMPETITION DAY! Date: Saturday, February 3, 2024 Time: 8:30 â 11:30am EST Where: South Forsyth Middle School Address 4670 Windermere Pkwy, Cumming, GA 30041 Do you know kids who want to attend? Block Kids â A free construction/engineering brick-building competition for students K-6th grade. Students compete for prize money, advancement to regionals/nationals, [âŠ]
The post Sheryl Alberico With NAWIC appeared first on Business RadioX Âź.2024-01-2500 min
Building Leaders Radio HourWIC Week Spotlight: Supporting Women in Construction (Celeste Anthony-Johnson & Sheryl Alberico)Joining us for a special BLRH episode are Celeste Anthony-Johnson and Sheryl Alberico. Both Sheryl and Celeste volunteer with the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association for Women in Construction (NAWIC). With over 115 chapters across the US, NAWIC serves as a support network that provides professional development, education, networking, and so much more for women in the construction field. With dual BA's in Architecture and Interior Design, Sheryl Alberico brings a unique perspective and 20 years of industry experience to her role as Vice President of Business Development and Marketing at iugis Construction Corp, a certified minority-owned construction a...2024-01-1930 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 8: Emma WallaceIn Episode 8 of the NAWIC podcast, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Emma Wallace, the 2023 recipient of the NAWIC Bright Ideas Grant. With the grant's $20,000 seed funding, Emma has not only written but also illustrated and successfully brought to life a heartwarming children's book that highlights women in construction. Emma shares her unique journey into the construction industry, a path that began unexpectedly when she drew a window for a builder. As she recounts her story, we discover how her initial encounter with construction sparked a passion that has grown over...2024-01-1831 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 7: Jo FarrellIn Episode 7 of the NAWIC podcast, The Leaky Pipeline, we have a captivating conversation with Jo Farrell, the ACT Australian of the Year Award winner for 2024. Jo wears multiple hats as the owner of the charity 'Build Like a Girl' and holds the position of General Manager at Kane Constructions ACT. Jo shares her journey, starting from her initial role as 'just a chippy' in the construction industry. She delves into the challenges she faced, highlighting the determination that led her to work for free for three months to prove her worthiness for...2024-01-0455 min
Ambition Theory: Rethinking Leadership in ConstructionCreating A Legacy For Women In Construction With Doreen BartoldusDoreen Bartoldus is the past national president of the National Association of Women in Construction and one of the 2023 Construction Power 100 for New York City. She is a certified construction manager recognized by the Construction Management Association of America with the Champion Coins of Excellence award. Doreen is a trailblazer in the construction industry, someone who holds the door open for those coming behind her and has used her influence to make the industry better for the women coming up behind her.Â
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How to navigate an industry that wasnât made for w...2023-11-3052 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 6: Miranda SwiftWhen she shared her story to an auditorium full of NAWIC Members and Allies there was barely a dry eye in the house. Miranda Swift, a cadet engineer working at Northrop, has captured the admiration and recognition of many by winning the esteemed NAWIC NSW Crystal Vision Award in 2022.Not content just to shine in her own right, Miranda has created opportunities to support aspiring female engineers too. Whilst navigating her own steep journey Miranda has carved out time and capacity to help others just like herself, truly embodying the NAWIC mantra âwe rise togetherâ2023-10-1731 min
Master Builders Elevate: Building a Better BusinessEP 71 - Empowering Excellence: Celebrating Women in Construction with Rebecca Hodges, NAWIC PresidentIn this episode we are celebrating the remarkable women who are shaping the construction with our special guest, Rebecca Hodges, the Design Manager at Summerset and the current president of National Association of Women in Construction. In this podcast, we not only explore Rebecca's fascinating journey, from her unexpected entry into construction but also delve into the broader mission of empowering women in construction.   NAWIC sheds light on the inspiring stories of the NAWIC Excellence Awards winners, women who are making extraordinary contributions to construction. Join us for an inspiring conversation that celebrates the accomplishments of...2023-09-1319 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 4: Emma SckrabeiEmma has spent her previous chapter as Head of Community for Gininderry â an exemplar project, a joint government and industry initiative to attract and retain women in construction. As she launches into her own business âThe Umbrella Projectâ Emma reflects that industry associations have a real role to play. Her own experience in the ACT stems from building a pipeline for women in construction, to recruit and retain new talent in the industry.NAWIC and the Office for Women obtained a grant to develop a curriculum-based model to develop the pipeline for women in construction. Targeted at yea...2023-07-3037 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 3: Kerry NeilKerry started her career as a Marine Biologist working in the ports and shipping industry. Today she is GHDâs General Manager for South Australia and the NAWIC National Award winner for 2022.Kerry discusses how itâs not easy to get into construction and students donât often get to see the rewarding opportunities available to them when they are in that âdating gameâ exploring career options.Busting common myths Kerry dives into the subject of menstruation and childbearing: this does not denigrate womenâs capability to do their jobs. Physical ability needs to go into t...2023-07-2937 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 2: Christina Yiakkoupis â Chair of NAWIC AustraliaChristina had her heart set on becoming an Architect. When a University Careers Counselor saw she had Physics and Maths subjects she was offered a scholarship for Engineering that was too compelling to refuse. She now loves the diversity of her career and reflects on the significant improvements that she has observed in the industry.On creating cultural shift in construction, change happens from the top. Boldly calling upon government to implement targets and quotas, Christina says this is important because it starts conversation. Itâs a catalyst for business to do better, to not only at...2023-07-2834 min
Henrico CTE Now (Career & Technical Education)Henrico CTE Now: Guests: Naomi Hines and Carrie Hunt of NAWIC, Season 5, Episode 10
Recently we hosted Camp NAWIC, the National Association of Women
In Construction, at our new Adult Education Center at Regency which is for girls entering 7th - 9th grades to introduce them to a potential career in the construction industry. After that, we sat down with representatives of NAWIC, Naomi Hines and Carrie Hunt, to talk about their event and how NAWIC works to encourage women to enter the construction field.
We here at Henrico CTE Now love working to bring you this podcast. I would love to hear from you. Send us any questions...2023-07-2626 min
Rancho Mesa's StudioOneâą Safety and Risk Management NetworkEp. 326 NAWIC Raises Funds for Local CharitiesRancho Mesa's Alyssa Burley and Media Communications & Client Services Specialist Lauren Stumpf discuss the San Diego Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (aka NAWIC) and their fund raising efforts, specifically the annual golf tournament.
Show Notes: Subscribe to Rancho Mesa's NewsletterNAWICSD.org
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Director/Host: Alyssa Burley
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Producer/Editor: Megan Lockhart
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© Copyright 2023. Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc. All rights reserved.2023-07-1804 minThe Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastEpisode 1: Professor Paula GerberWhen she graduated from Uni, like many Aussies, Paula got a backpack and a one-way ticket out. Paula found herself doing her Construction Law Apprenticeship in California and then the UK where she was most often the only woman in her workplace. Once mistaken onsite for a stripper, Paula is now a highly respected Professor at Monash university and a sought-after spokesperson in both the construction and legal industries.Upon her return to Australia Paula sought about creating a local chapter of NAWIC to build her tribe. She called every woman whoâd ever picked up a ha...2023-07-1141 min
The Leaky Pipeline - a NAWIC podcastNAWIC AU Changemakers: Improving our Leaky PipelineIn this podcast we will be exploring the challenges and opportunities related to gender diversity in the construction industry. Women make up only 13% of workers in the construction industry, but at the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), we are determined to change this statistic. We have a goal to increase female representation in the industry to 25% by 2025.To get there it's not just about recruiting more women, we need to shift the culture within the industry. Creating an environment that not only attracts women but also supports and retains them.2023-07-1101 min
Touchplan Podcast NetworkBuild.Lead.Succeed. Ep.#21 Passive RecruitingHost Kathryn Tinnesz (construction professional,NAWIC member and owner host & producer of Space to Build) sits down with fellow NAWIC member Katie Masterson, Human Resources Generalist at Talent Corps., a Texas-based staffing agency that focuses on building the construction workforce. The two discuss the ins and outs of the recruiting process, especially within the context of using LinkedIn. Some great takeaways in this episode so please tune in.2023-07-0540 minTouchplan Podcast NetworkBuild.Lead.Succeed. Ep#20 Meet NAWIC President Lauline MitchellHost Angela Highland sits down with NAWIC National President Lauline Mitchell, ESP. In addition to being the 2022-2023 NAWIC President, Lauline is the Director of PreConstruction atBBI Construction in Oakland, California. Lauline discusses her vision for women in construction, leadership and the power of NAWIC on women's lives and careers. This is a great conversation that you do not want to miss.2023-05-0826 min
The Electrical CurrentGet to Know NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction)Get to Know NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction) by Independent Electrical Contractors2023-05-0325 min
Dont Take My Word For It#16- Women in ConstructionTodays episode we welcome April and Cece, two members of NAWIC: the National Association for Women In Construction. They talk with us about events their organization is holding to help bring awareness to the lack of women in the trades. Â
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Women Talk Construction PodcastWTC 'There's No Going Back' with Jennifer MoralesSend us a textIn this episode: Christi and Angela speak with Jennifer Morales, an Underwriting Consultant for Intact Insurance Specialty Group. Morales has more than 20 years of experience in the insurance industry including auto, fidelity, commercial surety bonds, and management liability. She has been a committed member of NAWIC since 2017 and has held various positions on both the local and national levels. Morales tells us about how NAWIC has encouraged and supported her throughout her journey and how important it is to have your "circle of influence" (your group of friends) to lean in your time o...2023-03-0631 min