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PIONEERING THE AEC NETWORK IN CONNECTICUT

Who We Are

In 2005, the Professional Women in Construction Connecticut Chapter was chartered as PWC’s very first expansion chapter. We embarked on this venture due to a shared conviction that creating and strengthening ties with industry peers creates unique value—both for our corporate firms and for us as individual A/E/C professionals.

Today, members of PWC-CT represent all major disciplines within our industry. While we are strictly the Connecticut Chapter, our programs consistently draw active attendance from industry peers across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Our Foundation: Together We Are Better

In keeping with our parent organization, established in New York in 1980, PWC-CT programs present the latest in current industry topics while providing exceptional networking and business development pipelines. Men are welcome and key to what we do because we know that together, we build a better industry.

The Complete AEC Lifecycle Under One Roof

Membership in the PWC Connecticut Chapter is open to professional women and men, private enterprises, and public agencies. Instead of operating in industry silos, our chapter brings together every major discipline required to plan, finance, design, build, and manage Connecticut's built environment.

Architecture & Design

  • Architectural Designers
  • Interior & Space Planners
  • Landscape Architects
  • Environmental Consultants

Engineering & Systems

  • Civil & Structural Engineers
  • MEP Systems Engineers
  • Environmental Engineers
  • Geotechnical Specialists

Construction & Trades

  • General Contractors
  • Construction Managers
  • Specialty Subcontractors
  • Building Trades & Suppliers

Owners & Allied Professionals

  • Real Estate Developers
  • Institutional & Municipal Owners
  • Legal, Financial & Insurance Partners
  • Marketing & Business Consultants

Ready to position your firm alongside Connecticut's leading AEC professionals? Join PWC-CT today to gain full access to our collaborative business network.

Our History & Legacy

2005

The Connecticut Chapter is officially chartered as the very first expansion chapter of Professional Women in Construction.

2015

We celebrated our 10th Anniversary of delivering robust professional networking and business growth across the state.

2020

The chapter updated its bylaws and expanded its executive board positions from 9 to 11 to support our growing membership network.

2025

Celebrating two decades of impact, connectivity, and leadership across Connecticut's architecture, engineering, and construction industry.