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  • NABWIC Celebrates Industry Day at Dillard High School in South Florida
    In addition to National Industry Day, NABWIC also supports Career and Industry Days within their local state jurisdictions.  Career and Industry days provide students with professional role models who use the days as a platform to share with the students some of their life experiences, possible career roadmaps, techniques for skills development and gives them the opportunity to network with professionals.
     
    The professionals are primarily from occupations supported by “STEM”…science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
     
    NABWIC participates in several state and local Department of Transportation events. One key event is Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Construction Career Days which is a workforce development tool that introduces high school students to the transportation construction industry and supports the pipeline that will provide the professionals of tomorrow.
    45 min
  • NABWIC Talks with Robert Barrera, REAL Mobile
    Construction professionals and business owners often need a variety of communication tools to be their business running smoothly, effectively and economically.  Join Robert Barrera with Real Mobile as he talks about his entrepreneurial venture, what it means to be a NABWIC member and communications solutions for small to mid-size business owners.
     
    Robert Barrera
    305-663-8989
    305-600-4786 FAX
     
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    44 min
  • NABWIC Talks New Beginnings with Pam Lee, CEO All Girls Trucking & Construction
    NABWIC Talks New Beginnings with CEO Pam Lee.  
    Pam Lee is a single mother of three (2 adult sons and a 16-year-old daughter).  A businesswoman of over 20 years, she is a proud Welfare to Work Program success story.
    She is the Owner/Executive Director of Cooper Cottage School and the CEO of All Girls Trucking And Construction (AGTAC).  
    Lee was recognized as a  former student and graduate of The Memphis Urban League as a Transformation to Success Story.  She was also named a Community Influencer in 2018 and was a candidate for Memphis City Council in 2019.
    According to Ms. Lee, key ingredients for success include:
    Determination
    Strong Work Ethic
    Willingness to challenge self
    Strive to be the best
    Inability to be swayed by what people say
    A willingness to dream and reinvent oneself
    A thirst for continuous learning (always be willing to read and research)
    Pam Lee
    CEO and FounderAll Girls Trucking And Construction (AGTAC)
    Owner/Executive Director of Cooper Cottage School
    Phone:  901.318.2002
    40 min
  • NABWIC Talks Annual Meeting 2020 with Dr. Kofi Smith, Max Farjardo, Kimle Nailer
    This past week's NABWIC Annual Meeting featured several events and hundreds of guests and members from across the country.  Join us this morning as we recap some of the Annual Meeting highlights and feature interviews with Max Fajardo, Vice President, Tylin International, Dr. Kofi Smith, President and CEO of the Atlanta Airlines Terminal Company (AATC); Jason Cole, Member Detroit Chapter and Kimle Nailer, President of the National Association of Black Women in Construction, NABWIC.
    30 min
  • NABWIC TALKS with Todd Pressley, Co-Principal and VP, Ujamaa Construction, Inc.
    Todd Pressley
    Co-Principal and Vice President
    Todd is the co-principal and vice president, at Ujamaa construction, Inc. Having joined UJAMAA in 2010, Todd offers over 30 years of construction industry expertise and has knowledge of all construction delivery methods. In his current role as vice president, he oversees the company’s operations and management teams, ensuring that the proper policies and processes are in place to ensure our client’s absolute satisfaction. Todd is an active member of many organizations and sits on the board of organizations including The Renaissance Collaborative, Chicago Builders Association – Education & Training Foundation, ACE Tech Charter High School and Black Contractors United. Todd also volunteers his time at the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) as a coach and positive role model for young people.
    He holds a Master of Business Administration in Operations Management from Baruch College. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Facilities Planning and Management from Cornell University. Prior to joining UJAMAA, Todd held senior management roles at some of the area's largest construction companies in the Mid-West, and he brings his many years of experience to UJAMAA. Todd is an avid golfer and enjoys participating in family activities.
    This episode of NABWIC Talks is brought to you by Ujamaa Construction, Inc.
    Chicago, Illinois | Atlanta, Georgia
    (773) 374-1300  | (470) 346-2491   | Cell: (312) 636-1362
    Website: www.ujamaaconstruction.com
    36 min
  • NABWIC Talks Financial Matters with Tylene Henry
    NABWIC Talks Financial Matters with Tylene Henry
    Women are givers by nature – especially when it comes to money. They may delay getting dental work to buy school clothes. Or put careers on hold to raise children and care for aging parents. And they might help pay for their kids’ college tuition at the expense of their own retirement savings.
    Such choices may be selfless, but they also put women in a precarious financial position.
    Bio - Tylene Henry, MBA
     
    Tylene Henry is an entrepreneur, powerful change agent, and staunch advocate for socioeconomic parity. Tylene believes that her faith, character, and mindset of abundance have been the foundation of her continued success. Tylene has been referred to as the "follow up queen" as a result of her "3 P's" professionalism, patience, and persistence in developing relationships and access to resources necessary to create a positive impact on the communities she serves. In addition to being a doting mother and aunt, Tylene owns and operates a professional financial services practice and a strategic business consulting firm.  She serves as President of NABWIC's Detroit Chapter, serves on Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence’s Women’s Advisory Committee and is a long-time Mentor and Volunteer with the Rhonda Walker Foundation.
     
    Tylene Henry, MBA
    Financial Services Representative
    p. (248) 208-2817 m. (248) 980-5498 e. [email protected]
    3000 Town Center | Suite 3100 | Southfield, MI 48075
    38 min
  • Ainsley Battles shares "Lessons Football Can Teach Entrepreneurs"on NABWIC Talks
    NABWIC TALKS with former pro football player and entrepreneur, Ainsley T. Battles
    Join the conversation with former pro-football player, Ainsley Battles as he talks about the game of life and lessons football can teach entrepreneurs.
    Ainsley Battles was a successful American football safety in the National Football League.  He played four seasons for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Jacksonville Jaguars.  He is the founder and CEO of Joccupation Management Service LLC and his current mission is to help other athletes "bridge the gap between athletics and life. 
    No matter what industry or occupation you’re in, you don’t want to miss the opportunity to “Learn Lessons Football Can Teach Entrepreneurs”.
    Contact Info:
    Ainsley Battles, CEO and Founder
    Joccupation Management Service LLC
    http://www.joccupation.com
    Listen to Joccupation Therapy on Spotify
    38 min
  • NABWIC Talks with Hosts Ersula Odom and Jackie Perry
    NABWIC has a chance to gain insights into the lives and NABWIC associations of two of NABWIC's talk show hosts.
    Ersula Odom is the CEO and Founder of Sula Too.  She is also a publisher, legacy writer, keynote speaker, and Mary McCloud Bethune Performer.  
    Jackie Perry is CEO of JPerry and Associates and a technology company, Data Architect.  Jackie was formerly an incubator director responsible for coaching entrepreneurs to success.  Many of her entrepreneurs have achieved success, and have been included in INC Magazine's fastest-growing company list. 
    Happy New Year!
    35 min
  • NABWIC Talks with Hosts Ersula Odom and Jackie Perry
    NABWIC has a chance to gain insights into the lives and NABWIC associations of two of NABWIC's talk show hosts.
    Ersula Odom is the CEO and Founder of Sula Too.  She is also a publisher, legacy writer, keynote speaker, and Mary McCloud Bethune Performer.  
    Jackie Perry is CEO of JPerry and Associates and a technology company, Data Architect.  Jackie was formerly an incubator director responsible for coaching entrepreneurs to success.  Many of her entrepreneurs have achieved success, and have been included in INC Magazine's fastest-growing company list.
    34 min
  • Four Ways to Build Sustainability and Beauty in Your Community with Audra Carson
    Learn how one woman is making a difference in her hometown by building a sustainable community through environmental, eco-friendly policies and strategies. 
    Leaving people places and things better isn't just a tag line for Audra Carson, founder of De-tread LLC. Known as the “Tire Nerd,” she is a leader who provides solutions to the issue of post-consumer tire waste/tire blight that plagues communities across the country. 
    She is a force to be reckoned with in and around the community. As the Chief Beautification Strategist of Izzie, LLC, Audra is a resilient, optimistic, dedicated woman who is focused on ensuring that revitalization of community occurs, while addressing societal concerns, as well. Her abiding love for Detroit is expressed as the host of the CommuniD Podcast, which features guests who create community through their work. Audra is a tenacious Eco-Justice and Sustainability leader who brings decades of boots-on-the-ground work. She provides consulting to organizations on how to positively impact people and the planet while yielding a profit.    
     
    Audra D Carson
    Chief Beautification Strategist
    Izzie
    866.97 IZZIE(49943)
    313.623.6460
    izziellc.com
    "We leave people, places and things better than we found them"
    38 min

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The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.