Flagger supervisor makes impact in traditionally male-dominated industry

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Flagger supervisor makes impact in traditionally male-dominated industry

By Miana Massey Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Dawn Hopkins, an area supervisor with Flagger Force, is making a mark in an industry that has traditionally been male-dominated. According to its website, Flagger Force is a traffic control company that provides flaggers and traffic control services throughout the eastern United States. Women in Construction Week, which is celebrated this week, promotes the role of women …

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‘We need women coming through’: KPMG director looks to change industry

Kate Gardiner, who has worked on all sides of the property sector, says females should embrace challenges to change the male-dominated industry.

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For a long time, science was reserved for men in Austria, as women were not admitted to study until the end of the 19th century. Today, the University of Vienna has a share of one-third of female professors – there is still a need for catching up. Many female researchers listen internationally.

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Celebrating our young women who are paving the way in council roles

Grace Kuhnell, first female trades apprentice, inspires women in male-dominated fields at Port Macquarie-Hastings Council.

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Breaking Barriers and Building Leaders: How TwentyTwo Digital is Accelerating Action for Women’s Equality

As we celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, Campaign Brief is shining a light on the women driving change, creativity, and innovation in the industry. Embracing 2025’s International Women’s Day theme of ‘Accelerate Action’, female-led marketing agency TwentyTwo Digital helping to drive act

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These 3 Women Have Shattered Barriers in Male-Dominated Industries!

In industries historically dominated by men, breaking in requires more than just talent—it demands resilience, innovation, and a refusal to accept limitations. While women make up 57.4% of the U.S. workforce, they remain underrepresented in several sectors, including construction (11%), mining (15.4%), and STEM fields (33%). Yet, these three women have not only broken through but are paving the way for future generations. Her Agenda recently spo…