Spotlights
2025 Women in Construction: Joanne O’Connell,
Hancock Survey Associates, Inc
What is one project or achievement in your career that you are most proud of, and how did it impact your organization or community? When I started here five years ago, I knew it was going to be challenging. I had come from a different industry, but was excited to learn and knew
2025 Women in Construction: Kanu Shree Maheshwari, Babbidge Construction Company
What is one project or achievement in your career that you are most proud of, and how did it impact your organization or community? One of the projects I am most proud of is developing a new software tool designed to streamline processes within our company. It is a major initiative aimed at improving workflow efficiency,
Change is inevitable, those who adapt will find success - by David Skinner
Trump 2.0: What to ExpectIf you know anything about me and my won’t to opine on commercial real estate matters here at the New England Real Estate Journal, you also might know that I cannot abide politics nor any conversation relatedIs the southern New Hampshire industrial market pausing? - by Michael Harrington
The New Hampshire industrial market appears to be pausing before entering the next phase of the market cycle, for how long is anyone’s guess. As I pointed out in last year’s article, New Hampshire has not been immune from the effects of national macro-economic conditions. Increases in interest2025 Women in Construction: Meghan Nelson, SCS Construction Management
What is one project or achievement in your career that you are most proud of, and how did it impact your organization or community? One of my proudest achievements has been rebranding SCS Construction Management. Before this effort, we were a well-kept secret – an experienced and capable team,
2025 Women in Construction: Sandra Teles, E Alves Cleaning Services Inc.
What is one project or achievement in your career that you are most proud of, and how did it impact your organization or community?: I can’t pick just one project that I’m most proud of because each project holds its own value and significance. Some have been more challenging than others, but each has contributed to2025 Women in Construction: Eduarda Romeiro-Alves, E Alves Cleaning Service Inc.
What was your greatest professional achievement or most notable project in the last 12 months? There have been numerous professional achievements to consider just one. We showcase them through our website, social media, or newsletter to reflect on these successes for insights into areas of excellence and2025 NEREJ Women in construction - Featured Woman-Owned Business: DiNisco Design
What’s one project or accomplishment that has defined your firm’s growth and success? What impact did it have on your team or the community?DiNisco Design has been designing public schools since 1987, and during the past 25 years educational facilities have become our primary focus. We have been recognized as leaders in assisting communities with meeting their educational needs and enhancing the learning environments for their students.
2025 NEREJ Women in construction - Featured Woman-Owned Business: Patriquin Architects
What inspired you to start your firm, and how has your vision evolved over the years?My path to founding this firm was shaped by experiences in various architectural offices – both what to emulate and what to change. I learned from offices with strong design cultures, others with deep technical expertise, and some with remarkable client relationships.
