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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 69 episodes
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A podcast for and about the women in residential construction (WIRC), remodeling and design, brought to you by Custom Builder, Pro Remodeler, and ProBuilder magazines.
Unknown Host hosts Women at WIRC, a business show with 69 episodes published.
At a recent Women in Residential Construction Conference, Allison Guido, the president of Almar Building & Remodeling in Hanover, Massachusetts, spoke about the "Who Moved My Cheese?" effect. The topic comes from a book
This episode features Laura Sullivan, founder of design firm ID.ology in Asheville, N.C., on why it’s important to think beyond what’s beautiful in residential design and hone in on how the built environment can support
On this episode of Women at WIRC, we sat down with Gena Hoyt, owner of Big Dog Construction and Executive Director of BS and Beer Canada, for a discussion on the origins of her company, how she navigates her role as a wo
In this episode of Women at WIRC, architect, contractor, tech expert, and author Grace Mase demystifies integrating AI to help boost predictability and profitability.
In this episode of Women at WIRC, we talk to Ashley Sheaffer, principal of the Maitland, Fla.-based remodeling and design firm KBF Design Gallery. Sheaffer shares with us how AI is helping improve their performance and b
Labor remains a critical challenge in residential construction. We just don't have enough boots on the ground. At the same time, thousands of service members are transitioning into civilian life each year. With the exact
In this episode of Women at WIRC, you'll hear from three women working in rebuilding and recovery in different parts of the country. DXA Studio's Allysa Taylor, lowernine.org's Laura Paul, and KAA Design Group's Lisa Cop
We spend 90% of our time indoors—but how much thought do we give to how our homes affect our health? In this episode, Pauline Hammerbeck sits down with Liz Miles, Vice President of Residential at the International Well B
In this episode of Women at WIRC, Mary Peters, founder of Sasquatch Contracting in Boise, Idaho, shares how failing twice helped her build a successful new service division, Yeti Services. It's a candid look at missteps,
In our latest episode of Women at WIRC, Michal Porter, senior lead scientist at Dupont's performance building solutions business, including their Corian Design brand, spoke with us about her work in advancing sustainable
Sara Jorgensen, senior designer at Harrell Design + Build believes that homes should be designed to adapt with owners as they age. In this episode of the Women at WIRC podcast, Jorgensen discusses the pros of universal d
In this episode, Pauline Hammerbeck of Custom Builder talks with Melissa Kennedy, president of Meadowlark Design Build in Southeast Michigan, about the evolution of project management in custom homebuilding. They discuss
The 2025 Women in Residential Construction Conference wrapped on Sept. 26, but the work is not over. On the final day of the conference, attendees heard from Camille Jenkins, who provides coaching and consulting services
In this episode of Women at WIRC, we sit down with Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki of tst ink and Nancy Keenen, CEO of Dahlin Architecture, Planning, and Interiors, to unpack the just-released findings from the America at Home Study
Liza Hausman, vice president of industry marketing at home remodeling and design platform Houzz, knows her way around the client. From understanding client expectations to helping housing industry professionals navigate
Kat Klingenberg, founder of passive building non-profit Phius, discusses the explosive growth in passive building interest. From building the first certified passive house in Champaign, Illinois, to working on 53-story t
Mary Peters, owner of Sasquatch Contracting in Boise, Idaho, discusses a new division of her business: Yeti Services, launched this year to deliver small home improvement and home maintenance work. Her diligence in verif
Cammie Beckert, managing director and co-owner of Cameron Custom in Scottsdale, Arizona, shares her experience of transitioning from a highly successful, family-owned luxury production builder to leading the start-up (an
In this episode of Women at WIRC, Candice Rania, president of LEFF Design Build, discusses the transition of the company to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) from a sole ownership model. With LEFF two years into th
In this episode of Women at WIRC, Editor Caroline Broderick interviews Alaina Money-Garman, CEO and co-founder of Garman Homes (garmanhomes.com), who was honored as Woman of the Year at the WIR+CC Conference (womensconst
Lisa Copeland
RDH, CSP, CVP · KAA Design Group
1 appearance on this show
Mary Peters
founder and CEO · Sasquatch Contracting
2 appearances on this show
Laura Sullivan
ID.ology
1 appearance on this show
Gena Hoyt
Big Dog Construction
1 appearance on this show
Ashley Sheaffer
KBF Design Gallery
1 appearance on this show
Torri Broderick
Home Builders Institute
1 appearance on this show
Allysa Taylor
DXA Studio
1 appearance on this show
Laura Paul
lowernine.org
1 appearance on this show
Liz Miles
International Well Building Institute
1 appearance on this show
Michal Porter
Dupont
1 appearance on this show
Melissa Kennedy
Meadowlark Design Build
1 appearance on this show
Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki
tst ink
1 appearance on this show
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