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Championing Black Women in Construction through empowerment & opportunity
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Ann McNeill: Trailblazer and advocate for Black women in construction
Meet Our Founder
Ann McNeill, affectionately known as “The Master Builder,” is the visionary behind NABWIC. As President/CEO of the International Mastermind Association and MCO Construction—the first African American female-owned construction company in Florida—Ann has dedicated her life to building stronger, better lives.
Her extensive accolades include features in Success Magazine, Black Enterprise, and ABC World News. Ann’s leadership and passion continue to inspire and drive the mission of NABWIC, making her a pivotal figure in the construction industry.
Vision
The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities. We are “THE VOICE OF BLACK WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION.“
Our Partners
Building a Stronger Future Together
NABWIC is honored to work alongside organizations committed to growth, diversity, and inclusion in the construction sector.
Mission
NABWIC was founded to increase the national awareness of Black Women in the construction industry. Our charge is to:
- Advocate for Black women-owned construction businesses for contract opportunities
- Create strategic environments that support educational, entrepreneurial, professional, and social network connections
- Train the next generation of Black women in the construction industry
Leading the way
Meet our Board Members
Jolika Dumas
Business Owner, General Contractor
Josephine Hood
CEO, HEJ Enterprises
Valerie Mundy
CEO, New City Infrastructure
The Voice of Black Women in Construction
