Fresh role, new company, and plenty of exciting change, chapter member Kaylee is diving into her next chapter with energy and enthusiasm. We caught up with her to hear what sparked the move and what she is loving so far! Q&A Spotlight with Kaylee Cannon: What’s your new title and what will you be doing? I’m now a senior geotechnical engineer. In addition to still being a soils/rock nerd, I’ll get to mentor newer staff and review their proposals and reports. What attracte

Sharon Niekamp, charter member of NAWIC Central Missouri Chapter #341 since 1991, was recently awarded the Keystone Service Award in recognition of more than three decades of exceptional service, leadership, and mentorship. Over her 35+ year career in construction and long-standing NAWIC involvement, Sharon has held every chapter board position and continues to serve actively in retirement through committees, events, and mentorship. Her leadership is defined by consistency, r

By Marina Conklin, Vice President A few weeks ago, we gathered for our third annual Women Build event in partnership with Show-Me Central Habitat for Humanity, and I have found myself reflecting on what makes this day so meaningful year after year. On the surface, Women Build is about construction. It's about framing walls, swinging hammers, measuring twice, and working together to help create safe, affordable housing for families in our community. But if you were there, you

Introducing young students to the world of construction might not seem like an obvious starting point for career exploration but through the AGC of Missouri Library Program, it becomes an engaging, hands-on experience filled with stories, creativity, and inspiration. This spring marked the third time our chapter has proudly participated in the program, bringing construction-themed learning to classrooms at Midway Elementary School. Designed for Kindergarten and 1st grade st