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Posted: March 8, 2019
Thru the Lens: BWiC presented a unique opportunity to hear from some of the most successful women in the industry on February 27
moderator for the panel; Marianne Monte, chief people officer at Shawmut
Design & Construction; Kristin Protas, VP, senior legal counsel at Gilbane;
Lauren Larson, senior VP organizational development at Commodore Builders,
and Jennifer Pinck, founder and president at Pinck & Co.
Boston, MA BWiC presented a unique opportunity to hear from some of the most successful women in the industry on February 27 at Pierce Atwood. Each panelist brought their individual experiences to the table sharing best practices, challenges, successes and even a few disappointments during their paths to success. They also shared their views on the industry today and how it has evolved to date, the potential on what the future will bring for women in construction and what you need to do now to further your career!
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