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Professional Growth in Construction: Supporting Women in Key Roles 0
- CONSTRUCTION, Improving Productivity, Outlook & Trends
- March 25, 2025
By Patrick Hogan, Handle.com The construction industry has historically had limited female representation, particularly in field-based roles. However, women have steadily become a significant part of key roles within construction. As of 2023, women comprise approximately 11% of the overall construction workforce, with the majority working in administrative and managerial positions. Their contributions are essential
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President’s Letter – March 2025 0
- ASA President's Letter, CONSTRUCTION
- March 25, 2025
President’s Letter – March 2025 Dear ASA Members and Friends of ASA, As busy as life always seems to be, March is no different. Is that what they mean by “March Madness”? For those of you that are college basketball fans, myself included, it is a great time of year. Hopefully your teams do wellREAD MORE
ASA San Antonio Women in Construction Mixer – A Sold Out Success!0
- CONSTRUCTION
- March 24, 2025
It was a full house at our Women in Construction Mixer, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! This sold-out, ladies-only event was all about showing appreciation for the hardworking women who keep the construction industry moving forward. ASA wanted to recognize the dedication, resilience, and expertise of the amazing ASA women in construction. From the
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Celebrating an Alliance Forged in Future Construction Success And highlighting a Certification Program for Subcontractors 0

We thought that we would take this window of opportunity to celebrate 5 years of ASA’s alliance with the National Glass Association! The aim of our associations is to improve the construction industry for all. And to that end, we would like to focus on a program NGA has initiated to ensure a quality construction

Aiming To Be a Best-In-Class Contractor? Start By Looking at a Supplemental Application 0

By William Burke, Risk Strategies Company An insurance supplemental application is dreaded by agents and contractors alike. Most people involved with commercial insurance placements have completed a “supp app” as many call them. They are long, confusing, required and therefore synonymous with ‘punishment’. But for contractors wise enough to take a step back, they offer