NAWIC is an international association serving 120+ chapters across the United States. It was founded in 1953 to enhance the success of women in the construction industry as “Women in Construction of Fort Worth, Texas.” In 1955, the charter was expanded to allow chapters to form across the country and the National Association of Women in Construction was born. NAWIC’s Core Purpose is “To enhance the success of women in the construction industry.” The association has expanded to include international affiliates in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the United Kingdom. Visit NAWIC online at www.nawic.org.

Construction

National Association of Women in Construction

Kelly Aust

Angela Lippe

Sydney C.

Doreen Green

Cindy Richter

Christy Turner

Aimée S. W. Dunn

Adriane Massa

Rebecca Manzel

Crissy Ingram

The Membership and Chapter Engagement team at NAWIC focuses on fostering connections among members and supporting chapter development across various regions. This team implements strategies to enhance member recruitment, retention, and engagement, while also providing resources and guidance to local chapters to help them thrive. By cultivating a strong network, they aim to empower women in the construction industry and promote collaborative growth within the association.

Membership and Chapter Engagement

Leadership Team

Financial Management and Administration

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Membership and Chapter Engagement

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Team members

Other teams at National Association of Women in Construction

Leadership Team

Financial Management and Administration

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Membership and Chapter Engagement

About

Team members

Other teams at National Association of Women in Construction

Leadership Team

Financial Management and Administration

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