1. Getting the Most Out of Your NAWIC Membership

2. The Value of a NAWIC Membership
val-u-a-ble—
Having monetary value
Worth a good price
Having desirable or esteemed characteristics or qualities
Of great use or service
NAWIC membership

3. What Do You Want Out of Your Membership
Education
Networking Opportunities
Growth
Friendship

4. Why did you Join? Networking Opportunities Seeking education
Was told you needed to join
Friendship
Just wanted to spend another night out of the house?

5. What is NAWIC? Promotes the value of women in construction
Increases the industry acceptance of women and their value
Prepares women to seek careers in our industry

6. What is NAWIC?
Provides a forum for women to meet and network their businesses
Provides opportunity to exchange information, new concepts and share problems with solutions
Promotes education and community outreach

7. Professional Opportunities
Industry Speakers
Legislative/Legal Updates
Career/Job Leads
Mentoring Opportunities
Education of youth and support through scholarships

8. Professional Opportunities
Connection with other women in the industry
Technical/product information
Community outreach
Liaison with other industry and professional association

9. Education Opportunities
Leadership Development
Association Magazine subscription
Speakers and seminars at national and regional events
Employee recruitment
Marketing/advertising opportunities for your company

10. Education Opportunities
Access to a national and local resource network
Discounts on goods and services
Developing and promoting industry values and culture
Offering exposure to new skills and technology updates

11. Education Opportunities
Promoting professional certifications, coaching and mentoring
Generating publicity through community service projects
Building a strong industry by promoting NEF K-12 programs to the future work force.
Assistance in plotting career path

12. Career Center
This area was constructed to help connect our members with new employment opportunities. Employers and recruiters: You now have access to our specialized niche.
Job Seekers
Employers/Recruiters

13. NAWIC Education Foundation
The NAWIC Education Foundation (NEF) was established in 1973 by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). NEF is an IRS 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, which means all donations are deductible as a charitable donation. The Board of Trustees governs the Foundation.
Since its inception, NEF has focused on construction education and offers a number of certification programs. NEF is proud to be named a Quality Education Provider by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).
In addition, the Foundation has developed several programs and competitions created to foster and promote construction as a viable career choice among students from grade school to high school level.

14. NAWIC Founders Scholarship Foundation
Each year we are pleased to award over $25,000 to worthy recipients in construction-related programs. Award amounts range from $1,000 to $2,000. Applications must be postmarked by Feb. 28 of each year to qualify for competition. 
Undergraduate Scholarship Application
Construction Trades Scholarship Application
The NAWIC Founders' Scholarship Foundation is an equal opportunity organization, and encourages applications from all individuals. The Foundation is recognized by the IRS as a 509(a)(3) 501 (c)(3) Corporation, so all donations are deductible as charitable contributions

15. Meetings Chapter Level Regional Level National Level Monthly meetings
Annual Planning Conference
Forum
Leadership
National Level
Annual Meeting

16. Leadership Opportunities
Chapter
Committees
Board/Officer
Regional
Director
National
Officers

17. Committees Membership & Marketing Professional Development Safety OSHA
Awards
WIC Week

18. Networking
Members of the Association are business owners and managers, executives, subcontractors, accountants, estimators, tradeswomen, attorneys, architects, engineers and more.
Chapter meetings, national Conventions and regional conferences provide opportunities to build a strong communication network for developing and broadening valuable business contacts.
Various committees such as Safety and Health Awareness, Professional Education and Tradeswomen encourage members to participate in their areas of individual expertise, and to offer enhanced knowledge and support from other members with similar specializations.

19. Questions