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Posted: March 30, 2018
2018 Women in Construction: Colleen Moore, City Point Partners
Name: Colleen Moore
Postion: President
Company: City Point Partners
Years in the AEC Industry: 30 years
What associations or organizations are you a member of?: ACEC Massachusetts, Construction Industries of Massachusetts, Women’s Transportation Seminar.
Advice/Keys to Success: My keys to success are to go above and beyond what is asked of you and do a good job! I often ask to take on projects that were outside of my scope of work, but I thought would be a challenge to me and would help me grow professionally. From overseeing small office renovation projects, I felt comfortable asking to take on the management of the programming, design, and construction of a renovated mill building that my firm was moving to. The experience gained from that project, ultimately gave me the courage and strength to start my own firm.
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