Neves Construction

10/07/2024

I found this on our TR Residents page.

03/11/2022

Did you know, according to a NEIT 2022 statistics?

Construction firms employing women are more profitable than companies that don’t hire women. Women pay attention to tasks that need precision, such as framing. It makes them more valuable employees.

Women are also great listeners and communicators. It can be helpful in companies where clear instructions are needed. Thus, overall, there is no denying that women play a special role in this industry, which translates to more profits for the company.

05/08/2020

Our AMAZING group of women are featured in the Upstate Business Journal this week

Launched in 2019, Women Construction Forum (WCF) is comprised of women contractors, architects, engineers, project managers, business owners and other construction professionals who are involved in both residential and commercial construction in the Upstate region of South Carolina. The relatively s...

04/02/2020

On March 12th, Women Construction Forum held our 2nd Lunch & Learn at Greenville Technical College, these students are working through programs in welding, mechatronics, and construction engineering technology, we may be there to assist and mentor them, but they truly do more to inspire us. I am so proud of each of these women and cannot wait to watch them integrate into our industry.
Thank you again to Kelvin Byrd for this amazing opportunity!

03/19/2020

For those individuals considering a "skilled trade", the GOOD NEWS is during time of economic panic, people will chose to MAINTAIN and/or REPAIR. We need your services indefinitely!

03/07/2020

Women Construction Forum
Empower | Engage | Mentor

03/06/2020

Women Construction Forum asked our members, "What advice would you give someone new to the industry?" Gwen Sollenberger with BLE Corp. shared this statement.

03/06/2020

03/05/2020

This is what NOTABLE SUCCESS in the construction industry looks like, love her smile!

Women Construction Forum would like to CONGRATULATE Laurie Gregory, Project Manager at Creative Builders for being presented with the Neri Family Construction Science and Management 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award.

The CSM Industry Advisory Board selects an alumnus of the program for this award each year. The nominee is a graduate of the program who has achieved notable success in the industry, and has shown dedication and support to the University, and the next generation of Construction Science and Management professionals. Ms. Gregory has served on the Executive Advisory board for ten years and has mentored and supported future students, students, and graduates over the years. She is particularly interested in promoting the profession to young women and helping those women navigate their careers.

03/04/2020

Women Construction Forum is made up of the most amazing women, hands down! Our members include architects, engineers, project managers, contractors and other women with construction field experience.

Recently, when discussing why a member chose landscape architecture, I was given such an incredible answer.

03/03/2020

What is Mentoring? When an experienced, respected, and empathic person (the mentor) offers their time to guide another individual (the mentee) in the personal and professional development, learning, and exploration of ideas in an effort assist that person in being successful in their endeavors.

Women Construction Forum (WCF) would like to thank Kelvin Byrd, Dean of the School of Aviation, Construction, and Transportation Technologies at Greenville Technical College, for allowing WCF to bring our experiences to students and for allowing us the opportunity to offer our mentorship to so many of these amazing women!!!!

03/02/2020

What is a Forum? A place, situation, or group in which people exchange ideas and discuss issues of importance.

Who are Women Construction Forum? A group of volunteer members in Upstate, SC who meet to discuss topics that are important to our industry and often specific to being a woman in male dominated professions.

What is our Vision? To help build up women and their voices in the construction arena by Empowering, Engaging, and Mentoring women entering the industry.