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MoreThe National Association of Women in Construction was named Women's Business Association of the Year finalist in the 2005 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs.
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) was named Women's Business Association of the Year finalist in the 2005 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs, an international awards competition recognizing the accomplishments of women executives and business owners.
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) was named Women's Business Association of the Year finalist in the 2005 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs, an international awards competition recognizing the accomplishments of women executives and business owners.
NAWIC was one of five women's business associations to be nominated; the winner was the Center for Women & Enterprise, Boston.
Stevie Award winners were announced in categories ranging from Best Entrepreneur, Best Executive, Best Young Entrepreneur, Best New Product and Mentor of the Year. More than 470 nominations were submitted for consideration.
Nominations for the 2006 awards will begin in September.
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