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Posted: March 12, 2024
PWC New York continues the Chapter’s Mentorship Committee
New York, NY The PWC New York Chapter’s Mentorship Committee continues to thrive. The eight-month program kicked off in September, and the group has continuously hosted engaging events for their mentor and mentee pairs including a wine tasting event at NV5 and a panel event about networking techniques at Langan. The Mentorship Committee aims to promote women in the construction industry by allowing experienced and emerging professionals to engage in a meaningful and supportive relationship that fosters growth and confidence. The application to join the Mentorship Committe opens June 2024.
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