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Posted: March 22, 2022
2022 Women in Construction: Lauren Tully, C3S CoRE Consulting, Inc.
Name: Lauren Tully
Title: Engineer I
Company Name: C3S CoRE Consulting, Inc.
Why should women consider a career in construction?
The construction industry is vast and high in demand. Women are equally capable to bring knowledge, ideas, and problem-solving skills to the construction profession to help shape and improve our cities.
Starting out in the construction business, who or what empowered you?
I found it empowering to be considered the underdog. It is feels great to be able to grow my construction knowledge and put it into action and provide insight to others. It also always makes me feel encouraged to see fellow women in the field exceling in their careers.
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