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Women in Construction Note Positive Changes, Lingering Problems in the Industry
The future is bright for women in construction, but growth depends on careful action and strong leadership.
By Lori J. Drake
July 11, 2022
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by Lori J. Drake
Lori J. Drake, CBA has been a Credit Manager for over 17 years, serving as Chairman of the Texas Statewide Construction Credit Group for 4 years, and now manages the Levelset Payment Professionals Community. She educates drawing from her experiences including Mechanics Lien Law, Litigation, Fraud, Credit Policies and Contract Management.
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