Queensland building leader Jodie McKenna crowned HIA Building Woman of the Year
The 12th annual HIA Queensland Building Women Awards recognised outstanding women in the home building industry. Jodie McKenna, a Queensland building leader, took out the top honour of Building Woman of the Year.
Who won the HIA Queensland Building Woman of the Year award?
Builders and construction businesses in QLD may note industry recognition programs highlighting leadership and workforce diversity in the trades sector.
Key takeaways
- Jodie McKenna was named HIA Building Woman of the Year at the 12th annual QLD awards.
- The awards celebrate achievement, leadership and influence of women in home building.
- Queensland's building industry gathered to recognise outstanding female contributors.
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