2025 Women in Construction: Kylie Harrigan, Kylie Harrigan Photography

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 am very proud of my decision to start my own freelance business. I have always been very shy and struggled with imposter syndrome. I’ve questioned every decision I have ever made and putting myself out in front of people whether it be for networking or client relations has always paralyzed me.

2025 Women in Construction: Rhona Dias, B.C. Tent & Awning Co., 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 was first hired as a receptionist, but I’ve worked my way up at BC Tent & Awning to be the general manager. During this time,

2025 Women in Construction: Tracy Marquis, AIA, Marquis Architecture, LLC

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 am currently working on a feasibility study for renovation to the 1749 Courthouse in Plymouth, MA. This building was the seat of the colonial government for many years,

2025 Women in Construction: Danielle Justo, Esq., Rich May, P.C.

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 was elected the first female equity shareholder at Rich May, P.C., a 30-attorney business law firm, since its founding in 1937. I started both the DEI and women’s initiatives within the firm

2025 Women in Construction: Alexandra Gordon Briggs, Hinckley Allen

What trends or innovations do you believe will shape the future of your field, and how are you positioning yourself (or your firm) to be at the forefront? AI is undeniably shaping the future of construction law, particularly in contract drafting and project management.

2025 Women in Construction: Ann Marie Polaneczky, Flock Construction 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? My greatest achievement is starting a successful commercial general contracting company. The competition is fierce, risk is massive, and the work can be grueling,

2025 Women in Construction: Dawn Meeker, CBIZ

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 am proud to have helped lead the expansion of our practice at one of the largest accounting and advisory firms in the U.S., starting the Client Accounting and Advisory Group in 2017.

2025 Women in Construction: Heather Stanley, Synergy

What trends or innovations do you believe will shape the future of your field, and how are you positioning yourself (or your firm) to be at the forefront? AI is increasingly playing a role in how spaces can be seen. With tools that create and utilize 3D renderings, clients can experience our vision from anywhere in the world.

2025 Women in Construction: Tiffani Tartaglia, Resource Options Inc.

What trends or innovations do you believe will shape the future of your field, and how are you positioning yourself (or your firm) to be at the forefront? Construction will forever be one of the very few jobs that has to be done by a human. So the demand for qualified tradespeople will always be there.

2025 Women in Construction: Danielle Leonor, PE, Kimley-Horn

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’m most proud of the Atlantic Park Project in my hometown, where we converted an old parking lot into a vibrant mixed-use facility.