The Tradeswomen Exhibit is a powerful showcase celebrating the strength, skill, and artistry of women working across the trades—and the role they play in shaping the spaces where we live and work.
MCABC was fortunate to win a framed poster from the exhibit. On March 24 we invited Red Seal electrician, and exhibit co-director, Carly Steiman, to hang it in the MCABC office—marking it as an official part of our environment and a tangible, everyday reminder of tradeswomen in the skilled trades.
While Carly was onsite, we sat down with her as part of our ongoing Three Questions, Three Answers video series.
In just a few minutes, we touched on what it really looks like when companies move beyond talk and take action, why diversity is more than a conversation—it’s a competitive advantage—and what young people should know before stepping into the trades.
Watch the full video to hear Carly’s take—and keep an eye out for more conversations in our Three Questions, Three Answers series. If you’re interested in taking part, reach out to Conor at cdunne@mcabc.org
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About
The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.
Media Contact
Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement
cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058
