The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) is organising
their inaugural National Conference in October this year in Melbourne.
NAWIC’s National Conference aims to build a better future for every
single stakeholder in the construction industry, by inspiring champions of
change and working together for greater inclusiveness and flexibility across
every age, gender and culture.
NAWIC National Conference 2015 welcomes all women and men who seek to actively
participate in the development of clear solutions and actions that will trigger
change within the construction industry. Ideas and strategies generated at the
conference will be implemented towards building a better future for all.
Key objectives of the NAWIC National Conference 2015 include reducing
the gender equity pay gap; increasing participation of women in the
construction industry; inspiring champions of change for inclusiveness,
behaviour and flexibility regardless of age, gender or culture; growing and
sustaining a healthier industry for the future; and building a better future
for construction in Australia.
NAWIC’s values of courage, inclusion, safety and wellbeing, integrity
and resilience are upheld by the Association’s four pillars: to raise the
profile of women in the construction industry; to develop careers and leaders;
to develop networks, share knowledge and experience; and to take positions and
advocate – to ensure unity in all aspects of the construction industry.
Visit www.nawicnationalconference.com.au to keep up-to-date on
the NAWIC National Conference 2015.
The NAWIC National Conference 2015 – Building a better future will be
held at the Pullman Hotel, Albert Park, Melbourne, on Thursday 8th and Friday 9th
October 2015. Information about conference streams, topics, workshops and
speakers will be released in the coming months.
Connect: @NAWICAUS #NAWIC15
