Stories of
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Welcome to the Women In Construction Leadership podcast, where inclusivity is center stage and key women leaders in our industry and their supporters get the microphone.

We believe the passion and drive of women within the construction sector inspires innovation and energizes a new generation to take up the trades, recast the dialogue, and stamp out the stereotypes.

Join us as we reframe the attitude about our industry with authentic, informative, and fun conversation, interviews with leaders and trailblazers in the field, tips and tricks, anecdotes and advice, and more.





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SUNNY BOWMAN

Sunny Bowman is president and owner of Dakota County Lumber, the 2019 Northwestern Lumber Association Dealer of the Year and the 2021 NLBMDA Independent Pro Dealer of the Year. Since taking over at Dakota County Lumber in 2013, she has managed a growing sales force, taken the single-location dealership through a complete renovation, and instilled a leadership vision that creates commitment from team members and unbreakable customer loyalty.

She continues to be recognized for her advocacy efforts promoting the next generation of skilled craftspeople in the construction industry and elevating the profile of women in construction, was the Housing First Minnesota 2019 Housing Industry Leader of the Year, a member of the inaugural class of HBS Dealer magazine's Top Women in Hardware and Building Supply, and is honored to be included in the list again this year.

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MISSY SCHERBER

Missy Guerrero Scherber is the president and primary owner of T. Scherber which is a full service Demolition, Excavating, and Roll-Off Company. Through her leadership they have grown exponentially in the commercial sector and  were recently awarded their WBE/MBE/SBE certifications in order to work more in the public and private sector.

She works on the front lines of several construction companies that she owns alongside her husband Trevor Scherber in Minneapolis, MN. She has also quickly become an advocate and spokesperson for women in construction and has received national recognition and press for her advocacy.

Whether it's big machines or board meetings, dumpsters or doing good, she is always looking for creative ways to build a better industry that builds a bigger world.


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do not follow where the path may lead. go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.

MURIEL STRODE