Even With More Bumps and Risks, Women Leaders Push Industry

New levels of project funding add more opportunity in construction but also new risks and gaps in project management, said attendees at the 20th Groundbreaking Women in Construction conference on May 11-12 in San Francisco. To meet demand for industry transformation in fast-changing markets, women are moving quickly to innovate in leadership and in diversity and inclusion impact.

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