Joined by other industry leaders, O’Brien shared what drew her to pursue a career in construction, and how her work as a Project Executive with Consigli Construction Co., Inc. inspires her.

“I find construction is just different than other industries in many ways, but what stuck out to me the most was really the tangible, lasting impact you know your work will have on a community. For me, that’s particularly true since I specialize in healthcare projects that are often complex and logistically challenging jobs usually being undertaken within an existing occupied hospital. It’s personally and professionally gratifying to know that my work will have a meaningful impact on the patients and the families and the community it serves.”

She also emphasized the importance of creating relationships and serve as a mentor for other women in the industry to help inspire confidence and build up future women leaders in construction.

tipico sportsbook reviews“What I love about my role now is that I can help the younger generation navigate those difficult circumstances and conversations that we all run into as women in this industry and help them realize that they’re not alone…It’s particularly rewarding for me to be able to help provide that guidance or my perspective as this next generation is entering the industry.”

To read the full conversation in the Boston Business Journal, click here.

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“The decision to expand to Raleigh-Durham demonstrates Consigli’s strong commitment to North Carolina and the many communities and businesses that are driving the area’s thriving economy,” said Anthony Consigli, Chief Executive Officer of Consigli Construction Co., Inc. “John and Michael are well equipped to lead Consigli’s business operations in the region, and their extensive industry experience will prove invaluable as we grow relationships with key partners and develop innovative projects.”

John brings more than 30 years of construction industry experience to Consigli and has held various senior leadership roles throughout his career. He has a proven track record of success and operational expertise overseeing a large construction portfolio. In his current role, John returns to Raleigh to oversee Consigli’s business operations in North Carolina.

Michael has more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry, successfully leading projects in multiple sectors, including healthcare, life sciences, high rise, data center and academic tipico sportsbookmarkets in Raleigh. In his current role, he leads the business development, estimating and pre-construction efforts needed to support operations and growth in North Carolina.

Read more about the expansion in the Triangle Business Journal here.

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As the construction industry continues to face workforce challenges, opportunities like Camp NAWIC support Consigli’s efforts to help develop a more diverse and inclusive workforce. Naomi Doddington, Historic Preservationist in Consigli’s DC office and NAWIC member, volunteered at this year’s camp and was featured in the Washington Post column.

She shared why industry representation enables young girls to see themselves in working in the skilled trades and inspires them to pursue a rewarding career in construction.

“It’s all about getting to girls when they’re little. Like 8, 9 years old, putting the idea in their heads that this can be for them…by the time they’re seniors in high school, it might be too late.”

Read the full column, The future (of construction) is female. It starts at builder camp., here.

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The New York Real Estate Journal’s annual Ones to Watch: Industry Leaders spotlight highlights accomplishments, challenges advance and other key insights from individuals who are leading the way in the construction, development and real estate industries.

To qualify for this recognition, individuals must lead their company or division and must have made valuable contributions to their organization and the industry.

Nominees also required testimonials from industry colleagues:

“Bill attracts talent with his warm smile, subtle Scottish accent, and humility. He provides endless support and encouragement, positions his team members for success and absorbs any blame. He makes each person he encounters feel highly valued both in and outside of the workplace.”

Read Bill’s profile here and see the full list of spotlights here.

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As an expert in historic preservation and project manager on the Meridian Hill Park project, Naomi offered detailed insight into the team’s careful and complex restoration of existing concrete aggregate – a medium of construction pioneered by craftsman J.J. Earley in 1915 – as well as the installation of more than 13,000 square feet of new exposed aggregate paving to match the park’s original finish.

Given that no quarry ever produces the same stone twice, in order to restore the park’s original exposed aggregate, Consigli analyzed the Tipico promo Codecomposition of the aggregate’s stones and used that scientific analysis to develop the correct size, color and shape of new stones that were then collected from the field to match the existing materials. This method of preservation employed modern technology while keeping a thoughtful and artistic approach to the park’s restoration.

In addition to showcasing the construction and restoration work, Naomi also shared her professional background and her unique career path as a woman in construction.

“I’ve always loved history and old buildings, and the stories behind places, but I didn’t know about historic preservation when I was growing up. I started as an architecture major in college, then went over to the theater department, and I have a degree in set design. I taught school for a little while, and then I started thinking, what do I really want to do with the rest of my life? And I thought, I want to do something with history and old buildings, so I got my master’s degree in historic preservation, came over to construction management, and I have loved every minute of it.”

Click here to watch Naomi’s first Good Day D.C. segment.

Click here to watch Naomi’s second Good Day D.C. segment.

Through partnership with the National Park Service, Consigli recently completed construction and restoration work on the lower level of Meridian Hill Park, which included modernizations and improvements to the park’s accessibility, as well as the restoration of its historic features.

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On May 14, the Springfield Technical Community College also received a Preservation Award from the Springfield Preservation Trust, which honors individuals and organizations that help restore and preserve historic places in Springfield.

Springfield Technical Community College

Longfellow Bridge

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