M.I.C. is a podcast for women in the construction industry whom are mothers or are anticipating motherhood. Being a mom in this industry can often make you feel as if you can't. We want to show you, YOU CAN.
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M.I.C. is a podcast for women in the construction industry whom are mothers or are anticipating motherhood. Being a mom in this industry can often make you feel as if you can't. We want to show you, YOU CAN.
Check out Season 4, Episode 58 of the Mothers in Construction podcast with Anya James, CMAA, PHAS.
Anya is an Administrative Housing Superintendent with the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). She’s been a facilities manager with over 25 years of proven success in supervising large work entities. Anya is proficient in overseeing multimillion-dollar Class A capital improvement projects as well as monitoring field operations in construction management, heating services, and building maintenance. She has the ability to direct complex projects from concept to fully operational status.
At the age of 18, Anya began her career with NYCHA as a Maintenance Trainee within the Housing Youth Development Internship, a program offered to youth living in one of the housing developments of the New York City Housing Authority. She is now a leader within the same organization and participates in a coaching/leadership academy where women in leadership reach back to support future leaders within their organization. On top of this position, Anya is a real estate investor, has practiced funeral directing, and holds an Associate Degree in Mortuary Science from Nassau Community College, a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and Human Resource Management, as well as a Masters of Public Administration/Investigations (MPA) from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
As if her plate is not full enough, Anya is a mom with a nine-year old daughter, Amayah, who is a competitive gymnast, figure skater, and guitarist. Amayah is her "why" and keeps her pushing forward. In this episode, we speak about the importance of hope and access to opportunity. Anya tells us, "On the
other side of fear, is opportunity." Listen to her story !!! * Link In Bio *
Mothers In Construction (M.I.C.)
M.I.C. is a podcast for women in the construction industry whom are mothers or are anticipating motherhood. Being a mom in this industry can often make you feel as if you can't. We want to show you, YOU CAN.
