The award ceremony took place on April 25 at Nordbygg by night, where all three finalists were presented on stage. The other two finalists were Therese Lindström, office and personnel manager/wood worker, Johannishus Bygg and Susanne Hallberg, regional manager at Peab Norra Norrland.
The jury’s motivation for Alice Olsson, Construction Woman of the Year 2024:
“That the Construction Woman of the Year 2024 is passionate about her profession and her industry is something that shines through in everything she does. Alice embodies the expression “team before self”, as she always supports and is there for people around her, whether it’s newly hired apprentices or others in her vicinity.
The construction woman of the year also shows all the fantastic development opportunities that exist in the construction industry. She has a will to change, develop and challenge an industry where there is still much to do.
We hope that our award will make the Construction Woman of the Year continue to be a positive force with a single direction: forward. We know the future is hers.”
Jury participant
Catharina Elmsäter-Svärd, CEO of Byggföretagen
Johan Lindholm, union chairman Byggnads
Jeanet Corvinius, chairman Byggcheferna
Gabriella Lavecchia, confederation chairman SEKO
Jonas Steen, chairman of the SME committee, Byggföretagen
Malin Söderson, Construction Woman of the Year 2022 and CEO of Iskad
people’s vote
More about Construction Woman of the Year
The purpose of Construction Woman of the Year is to highlight inspiring role models who in various ways broaden the image of those who work in the construction industry. The goal is a more even gender distribution, which can contribute to a healthier and nicer culture in our workplaces. The award was launched in 2021. The award was founded by Byggföretagen and co-founder Sandra Mobaraki, also called Byggsandra, who together wanted to work to draw attention to female role models in the construction industry.
Previous winners of Construction Woman of the Year: Emmalena Andersson (2021), Malin Söderson (2022), Mariam Mohammedamin (2023)
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