Procore announced strategic partnerships with the Afro Canadian Contractors Association (ACCA) and the Canadian Association of Women in Construction (CAWIC) to support diversity, inclusion, and innovation within the construction industry.
Through the partnerships, Procore will provide training, technology solutions, and support to minority contractors, diverse-owned firms, and women in construction across Canada.
“We are excited to partner with ACCA and CAWIC to empower minority contractors and diverse firms in Canada with the technical tools and skills they need to thrive in the construction industry,” said Dr. Irish Horsey, Procore’s director of industry advancement. “By providing access to Procore’s innovative construction management solutions and training resources, we aim to break down barriers and foster a more inclusive ecosystem.”
Procore will offer comprehensive training programs, access to our industry-leading construction management platform, and discounted buying programs to eligible members. These initiatives aim to equip contractors and construction professionals with the skills and resources they need to succeed in today’s competitive landscape.
“This collaboration is a testament to our shared commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion within the construction industry. By providing minority contractors with cutting-edge technology and comprehensive training, we are equipping them with the tools they need to thrive in a competitive market. Together, we are paving the way for a more equitable and innovative future in construction,” said Stephen Callender, ACCA president.
In addition to providing access to technology and training, Procore, ACCA, and CAWIC will collaborate on thought leadership initiatives, including webinars, articles, and industry insights. These efforts will provide valuable insights and best practices to support the growth and drive innovation and excellence within the Canadian construction industry.
“Together, we can break down barriers and foster a more inclusive and innovative construction industry,” said Lisa Laronde, CAWIC president.
