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PWC New York hosts panel at New York Build 2024 Expo

Manhattan, NY PWC New York Chapter is partnering with the New York Build for their annual New York Build Expo on Tuesday, February 13 and Wednesday, February 14. Attendees gain access to speakers across 13 conference tracks, AIA CES workshops, exhibitors, live demos, Government Hub, Architect’s Hub, entertainment, DJs, networking parties, live music and much more! On February 14, join PWC at the Women in Construction Networking Panel at 2pm to hear from PWC-NY’s executive director, Gina Rivera along with Lora Appleton of Female Design Council, Doreen Bartoldus of NAWIC and Serena Losonczy of DLR Group. 

 

NY Build 2024 Expo

Tues, Feb 13: 9:30AM-5:30PM

Wed, Feb 14: 9:30AM - 4:30PM

Hall 3B, Jacob Javits Convention Center 

 

429 11th Ave., New York, NY 10001 

 Women in Construction Networking 

Thurs, February 14, 2024

2:00-3:15PM

Register Here: https://www.newyorkbuildexpo.com/pwc-24

 

PWC New York is the founding chapter of Professional Women in Construction (PWC), a national nonprofit organization founded in 1980 that seeks to support, advance, and connect women and promote diversity within the architecture, engineering, construction (AEC) and related industries. PWC’s members represent a broad spectrum of the industry that serves real estate owners, developers, facilities and property managers and public agencies. They include general construction and specialty contractors, architectural and engineering firms, environmental services, and suppliers. Because our core client industries have many needs, PWC also draws representatives from the services sector: law and accounting firms, insurance/surety and bonding companies, banks and financial services, graphic designers, printers, computer consultants, travel agencies, marketing specialists and more. Membership is open to professional women and men, private companies and public agencies in construction and allied industries. If you or anyone you know is interested in joining Professional Women in Construction, please email [email protected].

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