Sign up to be alerted when registration opens for the Women in Residential Construction (WIRC) conference 2025 in Austin, Texas, from October 1-3.
WIRC is the only event in the construction industry curated for women in home building, remodeling, and home improvement, the Women in Residential Construction (WIRC) conference, will be held October 1-3, 2025, in Austin, Texas. Hosted by Pro Builder, Pro Remodeler, and Custom Builder, WIRC returns for its 10th year of educating, connecting, and celebrating more than 300 women from all sectors of residential construction.
The event consists of three days of educational sessions and networking opportunities geared toward arming attendees with the latest insights into business management, marketing, operations, sales, technology, customer experience, and more.
Sessions will provide attendees with dozens of takeaways to implement in their business, plus professional development topics aimed at cultivating stronger leaders and managers. Dynamic open roundtable discussions pull back the curtain on businesses from across the country, providing attendees with proven solutions to real questions.
Ignite the industry with us from October 1-3, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency in Austin, Texas, at the 10th annual WIRC Conference. Sign up to be the first to know when registration and speaker submissions open.
"No matter where you are in your career, surrounding yourself with like-minded women who get you and understand what you’re up against—there is no other support group in order to become your most successful self,” said F.H. Perry Builder president Allison Iantosca of the 2024 conference. Last year’s event in Phoenix hosted speakers such as Ginger Curtis from Urbanology Designs, Julie Hancock from Camelot Homes, Traci Sexton-Hall from Tri Pointe Homes, Morgan Molitor from Construction2style, Rebecca Lay from Mosby Building Arts, Cassi Hallam from System Pavers, and many more. Alaina Money-Garman of Garman Homes was awarded the annual Woman of the Year award at the 2024 conference for her years of dedication to building homes that serve a greater purpose, such as the Farm at Penny Lane, and charitable donations as part of Garman Homes’ Give Back initiative.
