Episode 169: ‘Leading Construction Forward’ with Melissa Uribe Gil

 
Melissa Uribe Gil with Costex Tractor Parts

In this episode:

Angela and Alex introduce Melissa Uribe Gil of Costex Tractor Parts (CTP). Melissa shares her journey in the construction industry, her experience growing up in a family business, and her insights on overcoming barriers for women in traditionally male-dominated fields. The discussion touches on finding companies that align with personal values, the importance of setting high standards, and the role of storytelling in inspiring young people to pursue careers in construction. Melissa also highlights the importance of encouraging team members, fostering a positive company culture, and celebrating daily achievements. Tune in to hear Melissa's advice and experiences that are driving inclusivity and excellence in the industry.

Sponsored by: NPK

 
 

Show Notes and Links:

 
 
Episode Transcription
 
 

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00:00 Welcome to Women's Talk Construction

01:15 Introducing Our Guest: Melissa from Costex

01:47 Melissa's Journey and Company Insights

03:22 Challenges and Barriers for Women in Construction

06:56 Trends in the Construction and Mining Industry

09:23 Creating an Inclusive and Fun Workplace

11:20 The Power of Storytelling and Visibility

15:17 Advice for Aspiring Women in Construction

20:07 Final Thoughts and How to Connect with Melissa

 

About Melissa:

Melissa Uribe Gil is the Executive Vice President of Costex Tractor Parts (CTP), a global leader in the distribution of high-quality replacement parts for construction and mining equipment. Headquartered in Miami, CTP distributes the CTP® brand to more than 150 countries worldwide through a robust network of dealers, representatives, and strategic partners.

Melissa plays a key role in steering the company’s global strategy-driving operational excellence, strengthening compliance, and cultivating a purpose-driven culture across its international footprint. Under her leadership, CTP continues to expand its impact by delivering reliable, cost-effective solutions that keep equipment running and industries building.

 
 

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Michael

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