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2026 Women in Construction: Jessica Santolin, Cotti-Johnson
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? I am excited to bring my 25 years of working in the trade to Cotti-Johnson as the electrical manager and electrician in the field.
2026 Women in Construction: Meghan Connolly, EBI Consulting
February 27, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today? Construction isn’t limited to roles like plumber, electrician, or other field positions. While I work alongside many women “boots on the ground,” I wish more women understood that the construction industry offers more than field work.
2026 Women in Construction: Antonietta Roy, Construction Advocacy Professionals, LLC
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? I am most excited about launching our Capital Project Toolkit alongside our owner’s representation work on public schools and municipal facilities.
2026 Women in Construction: Emily Czarnecki, JCJ Architecture
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? I’m most excited about the recently completed Bullard-Havens Technical High School, which serves 936 students in the Bridgeport, CT area.
2026 Women in Construction: Dana Nisbet, DiPrete Engineering
February 27, 2026
What emerging challenge or opportunity do you see shaping the construction industry in the next few years, and how are you preparing for it? I see technology, especially data tools and AI, rapidly changing how we plan and manage projects. It’s a big shift but also a chance to work smarter and make projects more predictable and collaborative.
2026 Women in Construction: Eileen DiMartino, Erland Construction
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? One initiative I’m most proud of is continuing to build on a strong foundation of people processes while modernizing them to support growth, development, and engagement across the company.
2026 Women in Construction: Olivia Boyer, TFMoran
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? The project I’m most excited about is a multi-property shoreline stabilization effort on the Piscataqua River.
2026 Women in Construction: Meghan O’Brien, M.E. O’Brien and Sons
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? M.E. O’Brien and Sons proudly supplied the playground equipment, surfacing, shade structures, site furnishings,
2026 Women in Construction: Molly Titus, DiPrete Engineering
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? I am most excited about the DiPrete internship program and the registered survey apprenticeship program.
2026 Women in Construction: Molly Knowles, CM&B
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? One of the projects I’m most proud of was helping CM&B earn a seat at the table with a new defense contractor. The proposal process required an extraordinary level of effort, collaboration, and attention to detail,
2026 Women in Construction: Nadine Robinson, Interstate Electrical Services Corp.
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? I thrive on high-complexity projects, especially those involving multi-tier electrical systems for large-scale commercial facilities. I recently coordinated an electrical room that required seven to eight tiers of conduit.
2026 Women in Construction: Kassia Shrum, J. Calnan & Associates
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? My most recent project was a $15 million fit-out, completed in just eight months.
2026 Women in Construction: Victoria Young, J. Calnan & Associates
February 27, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today? As a woman working in the construction industry, I wish more women knew that there are endless paths this industry offers beyond swinging a hammer.
2026 Women in Construction: Kristyn Moran, J. Calnan & Associates
February 27, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today? I wish more women knew how many paths exist in construction beyond the jobsite. From project management, to estimating, accounting, and marketing there are roles
Perun of Northeast Private Client Group sells 11-unit multifamily portfolio for $900,000
February 26, 2026
Schenectady, NY Northeast Private Client Group (NPCG) negotiated the $900,000 sale of the Jackson & Albany Portfolio, located on 209-211 Jackson Ave. and 1864 Albany St.
2026 Women in Construction: Megan Kukal Sabourin, J. Calnan & Associates
February 27, 2026
What current or recently completed project, accomplishment or initiative are you most excited about, and why does it matter for your team, clients or community? Having the opportunity to manage a project out of the ground - the lab development for Anchor Line
2026 Women in Construction: Mimi Curran, C.E. Floyd Company
February 27, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today? From a workforce standpoint, the industry faces a significant talent gap, which creates meaningful opportunity.
2026 Women in Construction: Madeline Hosie, Kaplan Construction
February 27, 2026
What is one piece of advice or perspective you would share with women beginning their careers in the construction industry? Be fearless. You’ll make mistakes – take on the task anyway.
2026 Women in Construction: Brittany Corbett, Columbia
February 27, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today? There is so much more to the construction industry than most women realize! Everyone always just assumes it’s only manual labor, but there are so many other opportunities in the construction industry.
2026 Women in Construction: Emily Clark, Columbia
February 27, 2026
What do you wish more women knew about the opportunities available in the construction industry today? It’s easy to look at construction and think of men on-site, with hard hats on, swinging a hammer. I wish there was more talk around how many different roles are really involved in bringing a project to fruition.