The NE Florida Chapter of NABWIC successfully hosted its inaugural Industry Day at the A. Philip Randolph Career Academy, welcoming 200 eager students to explore the world of construction. Among the esteemed guests were President Darryl Willie and board member Sharwonda Peeks from the school board, emphasizing the event's importance.

NABWIC members and vendors, including JTA guest speaker Augustine Kaiwa and Wealth Watcher's Coffee project guest Christian Reis, alongside representatives from Poise and Deidea Hopper, brought valuable insights and opportunities to the attendees. NABWIC President Diane King-Flowers and Home Institute's Carla Eddie added their expertise to the mix, enriching the experience for all.

The event was graciously hosted by Principal Mary Flynn and NABWIC President Diane King-Flowers, creating an engaging atmosphere for learning and networking. Vending tables featuring the JSO police department and Deborah Thompson Consulting further enhanced the event's scope, offering a holistic view of the industry's opportunities and resources.

This Industry Day marked a significant milestone in fostering young talent and promoting diversity within the construction sector. Through collaboration and community engagement, the NE Florida Chapter of NABWIC continues to empower the next generation of industry leaders, laying the groundwork for a brighter future in construction.