Episode 116: ‘A Million Women in Construction’ with Christi and Angela

 
 
Christi and Angela Sponsor Appreciation

In this episode:

Christi Powell and Angela Gardner discuss the Commerce Department's pledge to bring over a million women into the construction industry. They highlight the importance of experienced workers, strategic training, and equitable hiring practices under the Chips and Science Act. The episode also covers the involvement of major companies in the initiative, the need for flexible work arrangements, and the significance of supportive services for women in construction. Angela and Christi share personal stories and advice on how women can succeed in this traditionally male-dominated field.

Supported by: 84 Lumber and Hill Electric

 
 

Show Notes and Links:

 
 
 
 

00:00 Introduction and Today's Agenda

00:16 The Commerce Department's Pledge for Women in Construction

00:44 Challenges and Opportunities in the Workforce

01:58 Strategic Plans and Industry Support

03:55 Company Initiatives and Community Impact

06:45 Training Pathways and Supportive Services

10:36 Maintaining a Respectful Workplace

11:54 Personal Experiences and Advice

19:44 Encouragement and Final Thoughts

 
 
 

Our Vision:

Sharing stories and experiences to encourage diversity in Construction and Nontraditional roles while creating a culture of mentoring with trust, integrity, leadership, and education.

Our Mission:

Celebrate Diversity in construction and other industries through career, workforce, scholarship, and personal stories and experience.

 
 
 
 
 
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