Knapp's presentation will be part of the workshop, "Minding Your Business: Preparing for Tomorrow's Workforce Today," scheduled for Sunday, June 28, from 8-9 a.m.
For the 17th year, Mentoring young Women in Construction, known as MyWIC, will offer free day camps that introduce young women to careers in construction, facilities management and the skilled trades.
Organized by the NAWIC Philadelphia Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, MyWIC is designed to build a sustainable and diverse pipeline for the skilled trades and construction industries.
Achieving WBE certification marks a milestone for HER Heating & Cooling, opening new opportunities for partnerships with corporations and government agencies that prioritize supplier diversity programs.
Whether you are a new professional considering a plumbing career or an industry leader looking to foster diversity, your efforts can make a difference.
Over the years, the industry has been evolving, with more women entering the field and bringing fresh perspectives and skills. To further this positive trend, it is essential to continue attracting and supporting women in plumbing.
Industry professionals are invited to share insights on leadership, technology and career development.
March 30, 2026
The organization is seeking industry professionals who can deliver engaging presentations that support career advancement, leadership development and innovation within the HVACR industry.