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Posted: March 26, 2024
2024 Women in Construction: Crystal DeNatale, HYLAN
Chief Financial Officer
HYLAN
“Crystal DeNatale, our CFO, is the ideal nominee for the 2024 Women in Construction Spotlight. Her financial expertise, innovative solutions, and exceptional leadership make her a distinguished choice. Crystal’s influence extends beyond her role, shaping industry standards and inspiring others to excel. She epitomizes excellence in construction leadership.” - Anthony Scarmato, Marketing Manager, HYLAN.
What do you like best about being a woman in the AEC industry? I originally worked for HYLAN from 1994 to 2004 and recently returned in 2022. I like best the camaraderie within our company and the telecommunication industry. I have made many lifetime friends who are like family.
What is one of the most exciting developments or innovations impacting the AEC industry right now? I think one of the most exciting developments in our industry is installing EV Charging Stations across the US to lower emissions for a more sustainable future.
What is your favorite building in New York? My favorite building in New York is St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The first time I went to NYC and walked up to the Cathedral, I was left breathless. The details of the architecture on the outside of the building to the inside stained-glass windows were overwhelmingly impressive.
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