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Women in Construction Are Built for Success
Women bring a distinct advantage to the construction site, offering a new take and fresh perspective.
By Lacy Baumgardner and Jennifer Seabaugh
March 7, 2022
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by Lacy Baumgardner
Lacy Baumgardner is a project engineer for Harrison, Walker & Harper, a leading construction management company founded in 1887 with offices in Paris, Texas and McKinney, Texas.
by Jennifer Seabaugh
Jennifer Seabaugh is a project engineer for Harrison, Walker & Harper, a leading construction management company founded in 1887 with offices in Paris, Texas and McKinney, Texas.
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