Gleeds was well represented at the 2025 Women in Construction Awards on Friday, with six finalists and two award winners.
The Women in Construction (WiC) Awards highlight the outstanding work women and allies do every day in our industry. With six finalists, this was already a brilliant achievement for Gleeds, but for two of those finalists to walk away with the award added an extra degree of celebration.
The two winners were:
- Dorothy Robertson | Lifetime Achievement: Recognised for her contributions to the built environment throughout her successful career, blazing a trail for other women.
- Georgina Coyne | One to Watch: Recognising the energy and potential that Georgina brings to her role every day.
Alongside those two winners, four more Gleeds colleagues were finalists:
- Andrea Lomniczi | Rising Star: Recognising Andrea’s fantastic start to her career and the import qualities she has shown already.
- Jess Adams | Community Hero: Highlighting the brilliant work Jess does for social value, day in day out.
- Jo Middleton | Contribution to Project: Jo's role in driving excellence on projects was shown through her finalist position, showcasing the crucial part she plays in delivering success for our clients.
- Steve Teare | Male Ally: Steve's recognition underlines the importance of allyship in advancing gender equity across the sector. His commitment to championing women in construction demonstrates the cultural impact we can all make.
Having six finalists representing Gleeds from diverse roles and backgrounds, is a powerful endorsement of the depth of talent present within the business. These awards show not only individual achievement, but an unwavering commitment to fostering a culture of inclusivity and diversity.
Gleeds congratulates all six finalists for their hard work and commitment.
