TURNER fosters new connections for women in the built environment
TURNER brought together over 35 women in the built environment including designers, architects, developers, and project managers to foster new professional connections.
35+ women including designers, architects, developers and project managers brought together at a single TURNER networking event.
How can women in construction find better networking opportunities in the built environment?
Primarily affects builders and project managers. Networking events like this can open doors to new contracts and collaborations for tradeswomen and women in construction.
Key takeaways
- TURNER hosted a networking event for 35+ women across the built environment sector.
- Attendees included designers, architects, developers, and project managers.
- The event aimed to build professional connections among women in construction-related fields.
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