Spotlights

2018 Women in Construction: Susan Hackett, Delphi Construction Inc.

What was your most notable project in 2017? I would have to say Noquochoke Village, a new construction, affordable housing project in Westport, MA.  Noquochoke was my most notable project because of the Wampanoag Tribal restrictions on the land. 

2018 Women in Construction: Penney Smith, Delphi Construction Inc.

Advice/Keys to Success: Keep your mind open to learning as things change constantly. Work well with your piers as each project is a team effort. Be mindful of safety and quality as both result in a successful project and often times repeat customers. Communicate well and constantly; there’s no such thing as too much information.

2018 Women in Construction: Melissa Cheslock, Delphi Construction Inc.

What was your most notable project in 2017?...I had the opportunity last year to get another health care project under my belt by renovating a wing at the Provincetown Health Center to help Outer Cape Health Services provide better care to their patients. 

2018 Women in Construction: Michelle DeCata, Delphi Construction Inc.

Name: Michelle DeCata Postion: Assistant Project Manager Company: Delphi Construction Inc. Years in the A/E/C Industry: 4 years&nbs...

2018 Women in Construction: Laureen Poulakis, Brennan Consulting, Inc.

What was your most notable project in 2017?  Our most notable projects for 2017 were Wynn Boston Harbor in Everett; Cape Cod Community College in Barnstable; and Forest Hills Residences in Boston.

2018 Women in Construction: Sue Muckle, M&A Architectural Preservation Inc.

Why the A/E/C Industry? Architecture enriches our lives, and I love the craftsmanship of preservation 

2018 Women in Construction: Colleen Moore, City Point Partners

Advice/Keys to Success: My keys to success are to go above and beyond what is asked of you and do a good job!  I often ask to take on projects that were outside of my scope of work, but I thought would be a challenge to me and would help me grow professionally.

2018 Women in Construction: Nirva Fereshetian, CBT Architects

If you had a mentor in your career, who was it and what did they teach you? Finding and building a relationship with an experienced and trusted advisor can be challenging. A mentor provides guidance, motivation and emotional support to enable one to achieve or exceed goals and career aspirations.

2018 Women in Construction: Rose Mary Su, Acentech

Name: Rose Mary Su Position: Principal Consultant in Acoustics Company: Acentech Years in the A/E/C Industry: 16 What associatio...

2018 Women in Construction: Ximena Cruz, Bond Brothers

Name: Ximena Cruz Postion: Assistant Project Manager Company: Bond Brothers Years in the A/E/C Industry: 4 What associations or ...