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Posted: March 26, 2024
2024 Women in Construction: Lorraine Reidy,
Reidy Contracting Group
Owner, CEO, CFO
Reidy Contracting Group
“Lorraine Reidy’s role as owner, chief executive officer and chief financial officer of Reidy Contracting Group is truly inspiring. In an industry historically dominated by men, her leadership and financial acumen set a powerful example. Not only does she run the company with grace, but she also competes effectively, keeping Reidy Contracting Group at the forefront of the industry. Her achievements highlight the importance of diversity and inclusion in business leadership.” - Kristen D’Aquino, Human Resources Manager at Reidy Contracting Group.
What is your favorite building in New York? The Chrysler Building holds a special place in my heart. Before founding RCG, my office overlooked it. From rural Ireland, where I saw the city in movies, to now looking at it over my desk, I sometimes had to pinch myself. Additionally, I love it because you get a perfect view from our newly finished American Express Lounge in One Vanderbilt, a project RCG is extremely proud of.
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