Through school visits, workshops and hands-on experiences, NexGen is closing the reality gap between what young Australians think construction is …
Semco turns diversity into performance
One Semco apprentice is proving that when barriers come down, skills, safety and culture rise. By Lauren Fahey, executive director …
The real barrier in construction isn’t talent
NexGen believes bias, not a lack of talent, is holding back the construction industry. By Lauren Fahey, executive director at …
The Women in Trades program changing the face of construction
It’s easy to say that trades are for everyone. But for many young women, that message still isn’t landing. The …
BESIX Watpac’s Lean In Circles create safe and supportive spaces
Programs like BESIX Watpac’s Lean In Circles are changing the game for women in construction. By Lauren Fahey, executive director …
NexGen builds construction careers through its primary program
NexGen’s primary program is helping forge the next generation of construction pioneers. By Lauren Fahey, executive director at NexGen. In …
NexGen founder inspiring change in construction
Highlighting the women leading change in the construction industry, NexGen showcases the journey of its founder, Dominique Gill. By Lauren …
NexGen leads the charge to transform construction
The construction industry is at a turning point. With a growing skills shortage and an urgent need for greater diversity, …
NAWIC works towards shifting the dial
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) is working with industry and government to shift the dial towards gender …
Meet NAWIC member Laura Cornthwaite
Laura Cornthwaite, National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) SA Chapter President, knew she wanted a rewarding career and after …