In this episode: Angela Gardner and Christi Powell sit down with Indra Gutierrez, a trailblazing woman and owner in the construction industry. Indra shares her journey, from realizing her potential to lead and impact the sector to how she fosters diversity and opens opportunities for others. She talks about her 10-year experience running her general contracting company, Gutier, which specializes in commercial construction and self-performs civil work. Indra also reflects on the challenges and triumphs she’s faced, her supportive husband, and the role of technology in creating better working conditions. The conversation highlights the importance of communication, the evolving industry dynamics, and the vital role of inclusivity in the construction workforce. Thanks for Listening!
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