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Posted: March 26, 2021
2021 Women in Construction: Toni Dupell, Business Development Account Manager, DPS Group Global
What are you most looking forward to post-pandemic? Post-Pandemic, I am looking forward to regular networking events. I love how creative we have become as an industry in the last year to stay connected in a virtual setting, but I am looking forward to meeting with clients and colleagues in person and attending some of the larger-scale industry events again.
Starting out in the construction business, who or what empowered you? What empowered me starting out in the construction business was the challenge. All of the men in my family were in the construction industry, but not one woman was. So why not me? I loved the idea of doing something a bit different and less conventional. If something challenges me, it brings a different level of excitement and drive to reach my goals.
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