Nashville, Tennessee, March 10, 2021 – The National Association Of Women In Construction has put on National Women in Construction week and Rackley Roofing is proud to participate. Rackley Roofing has helped open doors for numerous women in the roofing industry.
Angela Johnson, a service foreman at Rackley Roofing, is currently the only woman out in the field at Rackley. She loves her job and says, “I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t like it.” She’s blazing the trail for other women to follow in her footsteps.
There are countless opportunities for women in the construction industry. Brittany Wimbish, the Title Operations and Administrations Manager at Field Roof Service says, “The work I do is fun, challenging, and driving. There are a lot of opportunities to pivot and move into different sectors. So many companies are coming up with new technologies. The opportunities are really endless.” Brittany helps bring change to the roofing industry by being a woman in constru
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AKWESASNE The Strong Roots Charitable Foundation donated 700 lacrosse sticks to the Iroquois Nationals Lacrosse Program. They were donated to support the Iroquois National’s efforts to share and grow the love for lacrosse through youth development clinics that will be hosted in Haudenosaunee communities.
“The Strong Roots Charitable Foundation was created with the purpose of helping our youth to grow and have strong futures by supporting healthy and safe environments in Akwesasne and other Haudenosaunee communities. We are proud that the donation to the Iroquois Nationals will help our youth to develop on many levels, as lacrosse players and as future leaders,” said Strong Roots Foundation Board President Carey Terrance.
AKWESASNE â The Strong Roots Charitable Foundation is helping build a strong foundation and future for a new initiative of the Iroquois Nationals Lacrosse Program.
The foundation donated 700 lacrosse sticks to support the Iroquois Nationalâs efforts to share and grow the love for lacrosse through youth development clinics that will be hosted in Haudenosaunee communities.
âThe Strong Roots Charitable Foundation was created with the purpose of helping our youth to grow and have strong futures by supporting healthy and safe environments in Akwesasne and other Haudenosaunee communities. We are proud that the donation to the Iroquois Nationals will help our youth to develop on many levels, as lacrosse players and as future leaders,â said Strong Roots Foundation Board President Carey Terrance in a prepared statement.