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This is [Still] a Man’s World: Number of Women in Construction has Declined Overall Since 2006

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McKinstry, Harvard Business School, U.S. Bureau of Labor, National Association of Women in Construction, University of Washington
From left to right: Renée Cheng, Dean of the UW College of Built Environments, Megan Owen, McKinstry Director of Strategic Market Development, Cheryl Chamberlain, McKinstry Chief Administrative Officer. Image Credit: McKinstry
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By Meghan Hall Industries across the United States and around the world are working to increase equitable and inclusionary employment practices. However, the commercial real estate industry, and in particular the construction sector, continues to lag far behind. While major companies celebrated Women in Construction Week in March in a continued effort to highlight employment opportunities […]

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