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Woman in Workshop

Champion Award

CONTRACTHER

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Celebrating the Women Who Lift Others Up

Some women don't just build careers. They build confidence, create opportunities, mentor the next generation, and open doors for other women in the construction industry.

The ContractHER Champion Award honors a woman who is making a lasting impact by helping other women succeed.

Whether she's mentoring a young project manager, encouraging women to enter the trades, advocating for female leaders, or simply leading by example, this award recognizes those who make our industry stronger by investing in others.

The recipient will be announced during the 2026 Built to Lead: Women in Construction Summit on September 10, 2026, at the Emerald Grande in Destin.

If you know someone who embodies the spirit of collaboration, leadership, and service, we'd love to hear her story.

Nominate a ContractHER Champion today.

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ELIGIBILITY

Nominees must:
 

  • Work in construction or a related industry

  • Live or work in Northwest Florida

  • Demonstrate leadership and a commitment to helping other women succeed

Eligible professions include (but are not limited to):

  • Development

  • Real Estate

  • Building Materials

  • Marketing and Communications

  • Any profession supporting the construction industry

  • Construction

  • Homebuilding

  • Skilled Trades

  • Engineering

  • Architecture

  • Interior Design

PRIZE PACKAGE

The 2026 ContractHER Champion will receive:
 

  • Recognition during the Built to Lead Summit

  • Custom commemorative award

  • Feature interview on the Trade Talk Podcast

  • Complimentary ticket to Built to Lead 2027

  • ContractHER swag bag

  • Feature on the Contractors Connect blog

  • Recognition across Contractors Connect social media channels

  • Gifts donated by Built to Lead sponsors

  • Additional recognition from Scarlett Magazine (details to be announced)

NOMINATE A CHAMPION

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Accepted formats: JPG, PNG, PDF

A professional headshot is preferred, but any high-quality photo is welcome.

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