Celebrate Womens’ Invaluable Contributions to the Construction Industry: Join a Local WiMI Chapter

March 6, 2025

Women in Construction Week is an important opportunity to celebrate and recognize the invaluable contributions of women in the construction industry. Today, we focus on the local WiMI chapters that empower women in the mechanical industry with opportunities for networking, education, mentoring, and career development. They’re here to support your journey—helping you connect, learn, and advance in your own community!

Find a WiMI chapter near you using the handy map below.

Don’t see a chapter near you? Consider working with your local affiliated association to start one! The MCAA WiMI Committee has put together a comprehensive list of ideas and instructions that can be tailored to the specific needs of your area.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to wimi@mcaa.org.

Working together, we can help break down barriers and create new opportunities for growth and innovation. Let’s continue to support and empower women in construction, driving progress for the industry as a whole.

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