Take a Break, We're on Smoko!

In this episode I have the honour of speaking with  Catrina Alexandre, an electrical inspector and founder of Black Women in Construction. Black Women in Construction is a non-profit organization which aims to help women in trades by providing resources, contacts, and opportunities; all while creating a platform which praises and cultivates authenticity within these industries.

Catrina shares her inspiring journey in the construction industry. We speak to Catrina's current role in electrical inspection and her aspirations of becoming a building inspector. She candidly discusses the challenges she faces as a woman, especially as a Black woman, in a male-dominated field, highlighting the need for recognition and respect. Her passion for learning and growth in construction shines through as she shares her experiences and mission to empower and inspire other women in the industry.

 In this  conversation, we delve into the unique challenges women face in construction and trades. Catrina speaks to her motivation behind creating Black Women in Construction, a platform that offers support and resources to women encountering similar struggles. Representation emerges as a crucial topic, and Catrina aims to empower women to seize opportunities in the construction field.

 This episode sheds light on the urgent need for inclusivity and support for women in the construction industry. Black Women in Construction serves as a shining example of a platform that is driving positive change and empowering women to pursue their dreams in this traditionally male-dominated field. Don't miss this insightful conversation with Catrina Alexandre as she shares her passion for construction, growth, and inspiring others.

Black Women in Construction:
www.blackwomeninconstruction.com

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