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Women in Construction: Changing How the Industry Manages Risk 0

By Emily Martin, Saul Ewing LLP Every year during “Women in Construction Week”, the industry celebrates the growing number of women entering the construction field. Much of the conversation focuses on representation in the skilled trades and project management, but an important shift is also happening behind the scene: women are increasingly influencing how construction

Rethinking MEP: Prefab, Pipelines, and a Better Deal for Women in the Trades 0

By Thomas Santos, Maxim Consulting Group Let’s face it: walk onto almost any construction site, and you won’t see many women-especially not in hands-on MEP jobs. But things don’t have to stay this way. If MEP companies put real effort into building a strong talent pipeline and lean into prefab, they can actually become some

Women Breaking Barriers in Construction 0

By Valerie Krieger Scratch the “old boy’s club” surface of the robust construction industry, and you’ll find a new generation of business owners who are neither old nor boys, but in fact, vibrant, successful women. Although Veronica Munoz, the Founder and CEO of Mezquite Group, started her company after a successful career in journalism, she

New Members – February 2026 0
- CONSTRUCTION, Leadership, Outlook & Trends
- March 31, 2026
New ASA Members - February 2026 A-1 Mobile Storage Service Air Relief Technologies, Inc. DBA Tex Air Filters Air Relief Technologies, Inc. DBA Tex-Air Filters Babitz Financial Group Bolk Financial LLC Brogan and Company, LLC Calderon Enterprises Capra Bank Carbo Coaching Central Bank of St. Louis Centurion Construction Management Solutions LLC Colorado Comfort Design LLCREAD MORE
Efficiency That Frees Us: Digital Transformation, AI, and the Future of Construction Leadership 0
- Best Practices, Improving Productivity, Outlook & Trends, TECHNOLOGY
- February 24, 2026
By Nick Williams, ASA Colorado The construction industry has never had a technology problem. We have had a trust problem. For decades, we have adopted tools cautiously, sometimes reluctantly, not because the tools did not work, but because our environments were not designed to change easily. Construction is complex, contractual, and human. We build physical
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AI Isn’t Transforming Construction Because It’s Ignoring the People Who Actually Build Things 0
- Improving Productivity, Outlook & Trends, TECHNOLOGY
- February 24, 2026
By Neil Sahota If you believe the headlines, construction is undergoing an AI renaissance. Robotics. Digital twins. Smart cities. Yet, when I walk job sites or sit with construction executives, the people actually delivering projects (electricians, plumbers, concrete crews, HVAC teams) are still buried in PDFs, spreadsheets, and phone calls. This disconnect explains why construction
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