Championing DEI in the Built Environment at Sydney Build Expo 2024
Australia’s leading construction and design show has announce its return with an array of ground-breaking initiatives and partnerships aimed at driving positive change across the
industry.
The Sydney Build Ambassador Program continues to evolve, welcoming individuals passionate about fostering change across the industry.
Australia’s largest networking event and ambassador community for Women in Construction is taking place on May 2nd from 3.30pm – 5pm.
Supported by key partners such as Infrastructure NSW Women in Construction, NAWIC, Women in BIM, Awesome Women in Construction, Empowered Women in Trades, Trades Women Australia, the annual networking event is set to be the biggest edition to date.
The diverse line-up of female industry leaders and equality champions across 15 conference stages, includes senior representatives from Richard Crookes Constructions, Gensler, John Holland, Mace Group, Wood Bargot and many more.
The Annual Diversity in Construction Networking Event, attended by hundreds of D&I Ambassadors is taking place on May 2nd from 1.45pm – 3pm.
Connect with industry experts from WSP, BVN Architecture, Bryden Wood, Jacobs, Transport for NSW and many more thought leaders at the Diversity, Inclusion & Reconciliation Stage. Engage in crucial discussions on creating inclusive workplaces, nurturing effective collaborations with Aboriginal Australians, and crafting accessible environments.
Geoff Donaghy, CEO, ICC Sydney and Group Director – Convention Centres, ASM Global (APAC), said: “ICC Sydney’s organisational ability to deliver extraordinary experiences is grounded in our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Corporate Social Responsibility strategies, and supported by our event Legacy Program. In step with trending delegate expectations for curated event experiences, inclusion and belonging as well as human-centric innovations – we are delighted to be the venue of choice to welcome Sydney Build Expo 2024 featuring the Women in Construction and Diversity, Inclusion & Reconciliation streams.”
Bec McCoan, Content Manager – Women’s Network Australia, said: “Being a Women in Construction Ambassador for Sydney Build 2024 is an honour and privilege. Finding and obtaining a role in this industry has long been a barrier for women, and it’s important we showcase the many opportunities that now exist for women and girls, as well as ensuring construction companies are providing adequate opportunities for those keen to make their mark in the industry.”
Heimy Molina, Graduate Engineer, said: “The presence of females in male-dominated fields and being part of the women in construction ambassadors of Sydney Build will aim to not only empower women, but will also encourage men to be included in the conversation — which is equally as important!”
Taleah Henderson, CEO – Future Lady Tradies, said: “Being chosen as a Women in Construction ambassador for the Sydney Built Expo in 2024 is a true privilege and a thrilling opportunity. I am excited to represent and empower women in this dynamic industry, showcasing our skills, expertise, and contributions. Together, we will continue to break barriers, inspire others, and pave the way for a more diverse and inclusive future in construction.”
Sydney Build Expo
Sydney Build Expo is Australia’s largest construction and design show, bringing together industry professionals, innovators, and thought leaders to explore the latest trends and developments in the built environment. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, diversity, and inclusion, Sydney Build Expo provides a platform for networking, learning, and collaboration within the construction and design industries.
With over 20,000 attendees, 500+ speakers, exhibitor and the Festival of Construction, Sydney Build 2024 is a must attend show for anyone working across Australia’s built environment.
Register free tickets today at www.sydneybuildexpo.com.
