Women In Construction!

Courtesy: Jesse Garchik

The Women in Construction Inc. conference was Monday evening at the Grand Hyatt Washington D.C, featuring a VIP speaker/sponsor reception on the rooftop of Troutman Sanders LLP. The conference had over 300 attendees and 74 sponsors, with 100 guests at the reception. Here, Troutman Sanders’ Barbara Werther, co-chair of the conference, flanked by Gallagher Evelius and Jones LLP’s Vickie Gray and Siemens Corp.’s Joan Craft.

Courtesy: Jesse Garchik

Memorable moments from the conference included a keynote speech by Deloitte’s Tamika Tremaglio. Here is Scott Plank of War Horse Cities with Tremaglio. Plank also participated as a conference panelist.

Courtesy: Jesse Garchik

Among the panels was Creating the Business Case for Diversity and Fostering an Inclusive Environment, moderated by WIC’s programming committee chair and board member Rashida MacMurray-Abdullah of Deloitte. Here, Rashida MacMurray-Abdullah in the middle flanked by Capital One’s Shavonne Gordon, Marshall Moya Design’s Paola Moya, Suffolk’s Alissa Stayn, Winston & Strawn’s Sylvia James and Diversity and Flexibility Alliance’s Manar Morales.

CORRECTION, OCT. 27, 9:20 A.M. ET: A previous version of this story misidentified Tamika Tremaglio. This story has been updated.

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