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The Powerhouse Project
Lisa Laronde
19 episodes
2 months ago
The Powerhouse Project is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Lisa Laronde, the first woman president of RSG International and the President of the Canadian Association for Women in Construction. As a leader in road safety infrastructure, Lisa operates with a no-filter policy and no-nonsense approach that surprises some but inspires many in a predominantly male industry. Lisa is known for her unwavering advocacy for women; she is committed to fostering connections, facilitating learning, and championing the advancement of women in leadership roles. Lisa will cover leadership from a variety of angles, inviting distinguished guests to speak about their experiences in tech, politics, construction and more. The Powerhouse Project will leave women from any generation and any background feeling empowered and motivated to lead with courage. Join the movement at thepowerhouse-project.com
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The Powerhouse Project is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Lisa Laronde, the first woman president of RSG International and the President of the Canadian Association for Women in Construction. As a leader in road safety infrastructure, Lisa operates with a no-filter policy and no-nonsense approach that surprises some but inspires many in a predominantly male industry. Lisa is known for her unwavering advocacy for women; she is committed to fostering connections, facilitating learning, and championing the advancement of women in leadership roles. Lisa will cover leadership from a variety of angles, inviting distinguished guests to speak about their experiences in tech, politics, construction and more. The Powerhouse Project will leave women from any generation and any background feeling empowered and motivated to lead with courage. Join the movement at thepowerhouse-project.com
Show more...
Careers
Business,
Management
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Lauren Fahey: Transforming the NexGen in Construction
The Powerhouse Project
37 minutes
12 months ago
Lauren Fahey: Transforming the NexGen in Construction
In this episode of The Powerhouse Project, host Lisa Laronde speaks with Lauren Fahey, the Executive Director at NexGen in Australia, where she leads initiatives to inspire, educate and empower the next generation in the construction industry. With a strong commitment to gender equality and diversity, Lauren is dedicated to driving change and creating opportunities for young women in traditionally male-dominated fields. Before joining NexGen, Lauren served as the General Manager for a peak body for Women in Construction in Australia, where she played a pivotal role in advancing the participation and leadership of women in the industry. Her extensive experience and passion for inclusion are shaping the future of construction, making it more inclusive and accessible for all. They discuss the ongoing gender inequalities in apprenticeships, the barriers faced by migrant workers, and the importance of education in changing industry norms. Lauren shares insights on the gender pay gap, the challenges of retaining women in construction, and the need for allies and sponsorship to support women in their careers. The conversation emphasizes the importance of breaking down gender stereotypes from a young age and the role of parents and teachers in shaping perceptions of construction careers. Lauren advocates for a collective effort to create a more inclusive and equitable industry for all. Connect with Lauren Fahey: https://nex-gen.au/our-team/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-f-a95031aa/ NexGen LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/nexgenau NexGen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nexgen.au/ Chapters: (00:00) Introduction to Lauren Fahey and Her Mission (02:01) The Gender Inequality in Apprenticeships (04:28) Addressing Barriers for Migrant Workers (07:25) The Role of Education in Changing Industry Norms (10:28) Understanding Gender Pay Gap in Construction (12:21) Challenges of Retaining Women in Construction (14:05) Encouraging Young Women to Enter the Industry (17:20) Changing Perceptions of Construction Careers (20:24) The Importance of Allies and Sponsorship (22:10) Bystander Intervention in Workplace Harassment (25:19) Breaking Down Gender Stereotypes in Youth (28:55) The Role of Parents and Teachers in Shaping Careers (31:01) The Need for Male Allies and Supportive Networks (34:27) Advice for Future Generations and Closing Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Powerhouse Project
The Powerhouse Project is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Lisa Laronde, the first woman president of RSG International and the President of the Canadian Association for Women in Construction. As a leader in road safety infrastructure, Lisa operates with a no-filter policy and no-nonsense approach that surprises some but inspires many in a predominantly male industry. Lisa is known for her unwavering advocacy for women; she is committed to fostering connections, facilitating learning, and championing the advancement of women in leadership roles. Lisa will cover leadership from a variety of angles, inviting distinguished guests to speak about their experiences in tech, politics, construction and more. The Powerhouse Project will leave women from any generation and any background feeling empowered and motivated to lead with courage. Join the movement at thepowerhouse-project.com