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In this episode, we chat about:
Erica's background in construction
the challenges women face in male-dominated fields
Erica’s advice for young women entering the trades
the importance of community and networking
BuildHERS networking group
the visibility and support for women in trades
the role of empathy and communication in restoration
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In this episode of The Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I’m joined by Erica Carpenter, who brings 18 years of experience in the construction industry and a deep passion for advocating for women in the trades. Erica shares her inspiring journey—from starting out as a dispatcher at a restoration company to now working with a woman-owned general contractor. We dive into what it’s like navigating the male-dominated world of construction, the dynamics of working alongside both men and women, and why building community and strong networks is so important. Erica is also the founder of BuildHERS, a fast-growing networking group supporting women across various trades and related fields. She offers powerful insight into how visibility and support can inspire the next generation of young women to consider careers in the trades.
00:00 Welcome to the Show
01:55 Erica's Journey into Construction
05:10 Challenges and Triumphs in a Male-Dominated Industry
06:39 Empowering Women in Trades
11:38 Building a Networking Group for Women in Trades
17:54 Community and Collaboration Over Competition
25:55 Owning Mistakes and Integrity in Contracting
27:02 Challenges Women Face in Male-Dominated Industries
31:12 Supportive Men in the Industry
37:38 Encouraging Women to Enter Trade Fields
47:04 Building a Community for Women in Trades
49:05 Learn More About BuildHERS and Connect with Erica
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In this episode, we chat about:
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