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Posted: March 22, 2022
New York Real Estate Journal presents 2022 Women in Construction Spotlight
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal published its annual Women in Construction Spotlight. The March 22nd Spotlight edition shares insight into today's real estate industry from a woman's point of view, and discusses how the changing market is impacting all facets of the industry. This issue celebrates the achievements of women engaged in specialized industries including Architecture & Interior Design; Construction & Project Management; Economic Development & Urban Planning; Environmental & Engineering Consulting; General Contractors & Subcontractors; Information & Building Technology; Property Management & Services; PropTech; Relocation Services; and Security & Surveillance.
Sponsors for this edition include: New York Concrete Washout Systems, Inc.; Structure Tone; IREON; Yardi; Elite Builders & Management; EW Howell Construction Group; and D & A Construction Services.
The women featured include: (CLICK on name to view full responses)
Stacey Dackson, Structure Tone
Patricia Haftek, New York Concrete Washout Systems
Andrea Mesis-Bruno, D&A Construction Advisors LLC
Christella Xu, Elite Builders and Management
April Intrabartola, Eastman Cooke Construction
Jill Lotenberg, JillPhotography.com
Laura Reddy, NuZine
Ruth Yung, EFY Sales, LLC
Patricia Polenz, Lightpath
Diana Chang, Tempco Glass Fabrication
Jennifer Meilan, 71 Visuals
Kamila Altman, Magnusson Architecture and Planning PC
Melissa Guagenti, LEW Environmental Services, LLC
Ayesha Mohammed, The Falcon Group
H2M-architects-engineers">Danielle Drake, H2M architects + engineers
H2M-architects-engineers">Dana Gearrity, H2M architects + engineers
Karen Kelly, Syska Hennessy Group, Inc.
Tuannisha Santana, Hylan Datacom & Electrical
Merry Barrieres, Equity Environmental Engineering, LLC
Amritha Rajan, Bright Power
Emma Kurihara, Bright Power
Tammy Ching, Samanea New York
Amy Jarvis, Spacesmith
Helen Herrick, MBH Architects
Traci Rivera-Renna, Traci’s Permits
Rebecca Kinal, AKRF, Inc.
Taylor Steucke, Holt Construction
Kim Machado, Holt Construction
Christine Erath, Neureise Group Inc.
AnaTracey Hawkins, CNY
Elaria Turton, KOW Building Consultants
Crystal Lin, LERA Consulting Structural Engineers
Andrea Mignone, Rose Capital Group
Nicole Jacobson, M/E Engineering, P.C.
Theodora Diamantis, Skanska USA Building
Bohler">Rebecca Bodine, Bohler
Sasa McCabe, CTA Architects P.C.
Ericka Keller, Brisa Builders Corp.
Kamillah Ramos, SWBR
Katie Hamel, Aurora Contractors, Inc.
Nelya Sachakova, RKTB Architects
Andrea Steele, Andrea Steele Architecture
Antonia Walker, Body Lawson Associates Architects and Planners
Margaret Coppa, Shawmut Design and Construction
Ella Seacrest, Shawmut Design and Construction
Lisa Levine, Shawmut Design and Construction
Hannah Gerard, Shawmut Design and Construction
Ilva Godo, Shawmut Design and Construction
Jordan Crouse, Lendlease
Christina Champness, Lendlease
Sophia Tampakis, Lilker Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C.
Gabriela Fernandez, Lilker Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C.
Suzanne Marie Musho, New York Institute of Technology
Brynnemarie Lanciotti, Ronnette Riley Architect
Lauren Tully, C3S CoRE Consulting, Inc.
Lisa Andrzejewski, Robinson & Cole LLP
Rhonda Scharf, Spectorgroup
Irene Yim, Mark Design Studios Architecture, PC
Anna Karp, Bolster
Roxana Escobar Kariyannis, AECOM
Nancy Erardi, NYCAN Builders
Pamela Cozzi, NYCAN Builders
Theresa Ranzie, NYCAN Builders
Amy Patel, FXCollaborative
Kenne Shepherd, Kenne Shepherd Interior Design Architecture PLLC
Barbara Kavovit, Evergreen Builders & Construction Services, Inc.
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