News: Spotlights
Posted: March 30, 2018
2018 Women in Construction: Sue Muckle, M&A Architectural Preservation Inc.
Name: Sue Muckle
Postion: President
Company: M&A Architectural Preservation Inc.
Years in the A/E/C Industry: 28 years
What associations or organizations are you a member of? AGC and BWiC, ASM, BSA, Historic New England, Boston Preservation Alliance, Historic Massachusetts
Why the A/E/C Industry? Architecture enriches our lives, and I love the craftsmanship of preservation
Advice/Keys to Success: When starting out, explore all areas of the industry, find your passion, and work to develop your talents
Are you aware of the film Hard Hatted woman? If so, what does a film like this mean to you? Yes. The self-portraits are a great way to get to the heart of why women want to pursue a career in the building trades and succeed despite all odds. It can do more good than a hundred seminars to give a woman the courage to follow her dream.
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