Women Thriving in Construction
The International Institute for Women in Construction exists to accelerate the attraction, development, and retention of women in construction and related industries globally. We are an ignitor, a think tank, fostering improved sharing of data, implementation of effective strategies, and bold thinking throughout the world. Our podcast is one strategy for doing this! Connect with us on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/international-institute-for-women-in-construction/ and visit our website at https://iiwic.org/.
Women Thriving in Construction
Latest Episodes
Women Thriving in Construction (Ep 24) | Dr. E: Building Community for Black Women in Construction
Dr. E (Dr. Egheosa Igbinoba) joined the Women Thriving in Construction podcast to share information about the National Association of Black Women (NABWiC) in Construction, founded in 1991 by National Academy of Construction member Ann McNeill. ...
Women Thriving in Construction (Ep 23) | Tackling Construction’s Talent Challenge with Mark Harrison and Sybil Taunton
Interested in how the UK construction industry is tackling the talent challenge? I was, so off to London I went. The stories are similar to other countries: one-third of construction people over the age of 50 with an average retirement age of 5...
Women Thriving in Construction (Ep 22) | Barb Jackson
Few people are as focused upon transforming the leadership and culture of the construction industry as Barb Jackson. Barb joined the podcast to share her observations on an industry that she describes as "full of noble, hardworking, well intend...
Women Thriving in Construction (Ep 21) | Angela Hucker on Gender Equity in Global Construction Leadership
So thrilled to share this global construction leadership report that highlights the thinking of 50 global construction leaders with a combined 1354 years of experience. Angela Hucker, CEO of Australia-based EPIC - Empowering People in Construct...
Women Thriving in Construction (Ep 20) | Sarah Traedway
Few industries exhibited as much agility during the pandemic as the hospitality industry. As a fifth-generation hospitality/construction leader, Sarah Treadway, President/CEO of Stout Street Hospitality, discusses how they kept every hotel open...