In its annual recognition of area young professionals making an impact on the DMV region, the Washington Business Journal selects 40 individuals who represent leading industries and are helping shape the Washington, D.C. community, economy and workforce. Honorees were selected by the Washington Business Journal from a pool of hundreds of highly accomplished business and nonprofit leaders who are under the age of 40 from around the region.

“Juliane’s passion, tenacity and enthusiasm for her work is unmatched, and this recognition by the Washington Business Journal is well-deserved,” said Matthew Consigli, President of Consigli Construction, Co. Inc. “She is an integral member of the Consigli team, who is always willing to go the extra mile, and we are grateful for the invaluable growth and development efforts she has helped lead throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.”

Medd joined Consigli in 2021 and has nearly two decades of experience in the Maryland, D.C. and Virginia markets. She currently leads Project Development for Consigli’s Mid-Atlantic office and has helped secure new work awarded to Consigli with high-profile clients in the federal government, higher education, hospitality, cultural institutions and more.

She is an active member of the DMV community and dedicates her time and resources to a number of charitable organizations, as well as to community engagement, and workforce and youth development efforts. Medd is on the Board of Directors for Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) DC, the Washington Building Congress, and previously served on Board of Directors for the DC Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and the American Subcontractors Association (ASA).

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Weighing in alongside other industry experts, Burke in particular emphasized the utility of mass timber as a building material, and how its use as a low embodied carbon material offers significant sustainability benefits to construction projects.

“The use of wood, and specifically mass timber, can have a considerable advantage when it comes to achieving environmental goals when the wood is harvested and utilized sustainably. Inevitably, materials sourced from our built environment like steel and concrete generate greenhouse gas emissions while they are Tipico promo Codeproduced, whereas the use of wood stores carbon even after the trees have been cut down. Additionally, by utilizing wood, we are able to leverage existing, naturally occurring materials in a project’s design and construction.”

Consigli has championed the use of mass timber in the industry, and its teams have coordinated and managed its use in more than fifteen projects incorporating timber solutions in design and construction. While often used in higher education, the use of mass timber continues to expand to wider-ranging, and larger-scale projects in various markets sectors.

Additionally, Consigli collaborates with research institutions, universities and testing laboratories locally and globally to continue the advancement of mass timber as a building material.

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When Consigli Construction Co. Inc., based in Milford, Massachusetts, decided to open a D.C. office in 2016, it was a natural fit. The firm was known for its historic renovation and construction work — skills frequently needed in the District. Consigli brought native Washingtonian and career construction exec Eric Tievy on board to lead the new office, which now boasts 40 employees.

On the office’s list of recent work? The interior fit-out for The Anthem at The Wharf — including installing the back-lit LED stage curtains — and a renovation of the Phillips Collection in Dupont Circle.

Biggest current challenge? The greatest challenge is the lack of trade labor to support the amount of construction going on in D.C. There’s not enough true skilled tradesman to support the day-to-day activities.

What’s the solution? As an industry, we are trying to foster an interest in trade labor early on. And as a company, it’s a matter of being very selective about the projects we pursue. We never want to take on a project that we’re not able to service to the standards we expect.

Next project? The D.C. office has four key verticals — government and public sector, museum and cultural, education and private development. We just kicked tipico sportsbookoff a project to upgrade the entire emergency power system for the Rayburn House Office building. We’re going to do a completely new electrical backbone along with providing them with emergency power generators. That’s scheduled for two years — of course, our goal is always to finish ahead of schedule.

Best business advice you’ve received? This applies far beyond business, but to understand that things that we embark on are a marathon and not a sprint.

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