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Posted: March 30, 2018
2018 Women in Construction: Heidi Schonland Reid, Timberline Construction Corp.
Name: Heidi Schonland Reid
Position: Director of Client Services & Business Development
Company: Timberline Construction Corp.
Years in the A/E/C Industry: 14 years
What associations or organizations are you a member of? CoreNet and NAIOP
Why the A/E/C Industry? You are a part of something bigger than yourself. You walk out on to a job site and you feel so little but know that small piece – with the pieces others bring together – make amazing projects possible. I love that I can go around the country and see in various cities my fingerprints on a project (or know my name is on the last beam in place). I may not have been on the front lines, but I helped the team be more efficient, communicate and deliver to a client. Construction to me is the ultimate team sport.
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