All International Women's supplement articles
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Jane Richards, head of structures UK, WSP
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Kirsty Shrubsall, head of sustainability, Sir Robert McAlpine
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Ángela Patón Romero, site manager, ISG
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Siti Norman, director - digital, Turner & Townsend
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Lichelle Neethling, director, RLB
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Doris Okechukwu Mbadiwe, deputy managing director, Inter-Bau Construction
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Tetiana Kanashcuk, sustainability consultant, Gleeds
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Kim Kyung Shin, tower crane operator
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Tracey Hunte, country director for Qatar, Mace
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Dagmar Fritz-Kramer, CEO, Baufritz
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Kimberly Dowdell, AIA 2024 president and director of strategic relationships HOK
“My biggest career challenge is wanting to do so many different things and having to prioritise them,” says Kimberly Dowdell, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2024 president and director of strategic relationships at architecture firm HOK. This urge to do as much as she can in the industry she ...
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CommentA celebration of diversity: An introduction to the Women in Construction special report
Be inspired by female construction leaders from around the world interviews with 12 industry leaders of today and tomorrow
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Comment‘If you can’t see it, you can’t be it’: why International Women’s Day is important for construction
Today we profile 12 women around the world succeeding in male-dominated professions – here’s why we need to share their positive stories
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FeaturesWomen in Construction: Sarah Ball, principal, Woods Bagot
From my perspective, it’s not necessarily about attracting women into architecture; it’s about retaining them,” says Sarah Ball, principal and Melbourne studio hub chair at Woods Bagot. “The ratio is 50:50 out of university – but that drops off as you move towards the more senior roles within practices. That’s ...