National Association of Women in Construction
Leading builders. Building leaders.
In 1953, sixteen women in Fort Worth, Texas founded a non-profit organization known as Women in Construction. In 1955, the group received a National Charter and is now known as the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). The core purpose of NAWIC is to strengthen and amplify the success of women in the construction industry.
NAWIC now spans across the United States and is represented in various countries throughout the World, with International Affiliates in Canada, the United Kingdom, South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia. As NAWIC has grown, it's purpose has evolved. Members have immediate access to an invaluable network of women in various stages of their careers. This network provides mentoring, professional development, education, and community outreach opportunities to further strengthen and amplify the careers of women in the construction industry.
The South Atlantic Region encompasses Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. See more about the South Atlantic Region HERE.
