Celebrating Women at Nacional Group: A Commitment to Inclusion and Inspiration in Construction
At Nacional Group, celebrating the contributions of women in construction isn’t just a gesture—it’s a core value. During Women in Construction Week, the company proudly spotlighted the women who drive their success and embody the future of the industry. From project management to compliance, accounting, and operations, these women bring strength, leadership, and excellence to every corner of the business.
Angela Salerno, a standout Project Manager, has played a key role in delivering some of Nacional’s largest and most complex projects. Beyond her technical expertise, she’s a natural mentor and relationship builder—helping to expand the company’s client base while uplifting those around her.
Susan Tyler, as Director of Accounting, is praised as “the backbone of the business.” Her steady hand ensures that subcontractors are paid on time and operations run smoothly—a responsibility she manages with grace, skill, and unwavering dedication.
Sam Sargeant is described as “the glue to just about everything we do.” From her early days with Trinidad Construction to being a founding member of Nacional Group, Sam’s presence has been essential to the company’s foundation and continued momentum.
Colleen Hughes, Project Compliance Manager, brings over 20 years of experience in the construction industry and has quickly become a vital part of the Nacional team. Known for her competence, positivity, and reliability, she ensures that projects meet high standards and compliance requirements, all while bringing contagious energy to the workplace.
Kaitlyn Ortiz, the youngest member of the team, represents the future of construction. In her evolving roles, Kait has already made a strong impact, and Nacional is committed to nurturing her growth. Her journey serves as an invitation to young women everywhere: there is space for you in this industry.
Through these stories and many more, Nacional Group reaffirms its goal to inspire more women to join the construction field. By shining a light on the women who lead with purpose and power, they aim to break stereotypes, build inclusivity, and shape a stronger, more diverse industry for generations to come.
