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At the Women in Concrete Luncheon and Forum at the World of Concrete in January, panelists and audience members discussed how building green is the future of concrete and the construction industry.
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Ten years ago, three small concrete producers merged to form United Materials, which has since more than doubled in size. Terri Ketelsen answered an ad for an administrative assistant about this time. After starting her new job, she soon realized she had much more to offer the producer in...
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Once again, the women attending World of Concrete can take a breather from the show and enjoy good food and the company of their fellow “women in concrete” at the annual Women in Concrete Luncheon and Forum.
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We all need the advice of those who have more experience. There is nothing wrong with being new or inexperienced. Joining associations is a great way to find mentors or people to mentor.
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Lisa Ising has been an environmental services consultant to the ready-mix industry, specializing in regulatory-compliance matters.
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It doesn't take an impressive title to prove you are good at what you do. A title describes what you do. Beyond that, it's up to you to live up to your title and to prove that you've earned it.
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Anna Cecilia Merenda was a pioneer for women in concrete construction.
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The U.S. Army helped prepare this saleswoman for a life of hard work.