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CONTRIBUTOR AUTHORS

Volume 1

Ginger Sepulveda

“In construction if you are a man, you are competent until proven otherwise. If you are a woman, it is the exact opposite.”

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Jennifer Vollbrecht

“The instant freedom and sense of purpose that I felt when I made this career move was unmistakable.”

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Andrea Vigil

“To all the young girls entering the construction industry or wanting to pursue entrepreneurship, confidence is key.”

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Sheyla Padilla

“Turn fear into growth.”

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Carmen Chucrala

“It was such a struggle being a Latina in the construction world of machismo.”

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Edith Yanez

“It’s time to stop contouring ourselves to fit and start claiming our place at the decision table.”

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Darlene Martinez

“When you are on the path to success, always keep your mind present and heart open to what mountain you can climb next.”

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Patricia Bonilla

“The passion to help others and the internal desire to be successful were bigger than myself.”

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Janet Paredes

When you meet the most broken version of you it’s also an opportunity to meet the strongest version of you.”

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Jeysi Zuniga

“When we Latinas build, we’re not just raising buildings; we’re elevating hopes, forging opportunities, and shaping better futures.”

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Vanessa Delgado

“Through unplanned turns and career cycles, I discovered that I loved building and creating development projects in underserved communities.”

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Estefania Roa

“My life is not just about overcoming obstacles but about embracing each obstacle as an opportunity to grow.”

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Victoria Busch

“To learn how to not escape from my dark moments but love myself there as well.”

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Lina Garcia Seabold

“My success has not been without hurdles but my desire to proceed ‘con ganas’ has always been there.” 

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Patty Ortega

The dusty job sites taught me that, just like the buildings rising around me, life was a continuous process of evolution.”

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Rosie Rodriguez

“My story is a small glimpse into what is possible, with a little bit of vision, a whole lot of faith, and help from our community.”

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