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Calling All Women in Construction and Interior Design! Save the Date May 20, 6-8 p.m.

If you are a woman in construction or interior design join the NAWIC networking event to connect with other women on Monday, May 20, 6-8 p.m. at the Gwinnett Habitat ReStore in Lawrenceville.

Stacie Stamper, Neighbor
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Women working in the construction industry often miss out on the support network of other women in their professional lives. The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) was formed in 1953 to support women who worked in a male dominate field. Today, NAWIC provides members with opportunities for professional enrichment, education, networking, mentoring and public service.  

The NAWIC Sugarloar Chapter Membership Drive hosted by Gwinnett Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 2100 Riverside Parkway, Lawrenceville is a perfect opportunity to connect women in the design business with women in the construction business. NAWIC created a networking forum to integrate the two industries to encourage new relationships and new business opportunities.

If you are a woman working in construction or interior design here are the reasons you shouldn't miss the NAWIC Sugarloaf Chapter Membership Drive Monday, May 20, 6-8 p.m.:

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  • NAWIC offers women a social and support network often missing from their professional lives.
  • Meet more people in your field to assist with new business development. 
  • Endless opportunities for professional enrichment, education, mentoring and public service.
  • Everyone is invited but please bring a woman from your company who can join NAWIC to represent your business.

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    Please register by Friday, May 20, if you plan to attend!

    REGISTER HERE

    Sponsored by: The Blue Book Building & Construction Network.

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