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Why Partner With WiCA?

Partnering with Women in Construction Anglia means joining a movement that is actively breaking down barriers, amplifying underrepresented voices, and creating pathways into the construction sector for future generations. Our partners share our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, working with us to inspire talent, connect communities, and shape a stronger, more inclusive industry.

Our Partners

Friel

Friel is the award-winning digital marketing agency powering WiCA, led by the founder Clare Friel. With expertise in creative campaigns, digital strategy, and brand growth, Friel helps us share our message, reach wider audiences, and showcase the stories of women and allies making a difference in construction.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce

As the voice of business in Suffolk, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce champions economic growth, skills development, and business support across the region. Their partnership with WiCA strengthens our mission to create career opportunities, raise awareness, and enhance collaboration between industry, education, and community.

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU)

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is a vibrant institution with an inclusive community.

Wherever our students are based; Cambridge, Chelmsford, Peterborough, Writtle, London, or in the workplace, they receive personalised support to achieve academic, personal, and professional success.

Our researchers tackle real-world challenges in health, sustainability, technology, and social justice, driving innovation, shaping policy, and fuelling economic growth.

We work in partnership with industry, public services, and communities, while our graduates lead in healthcare, education, policing, business, and the arts.

At ARU, we believe education and research unlock potential and inspire change.

East of England CTEC

East of England Construction Technical Excellence College (CTEC), part of Eastern Education Group and based at West Suffolk College, is one of just ten colleges nationally selected to lead the future of construction training.

As part of a £100 million government-backed initiative, CTEC plays a pivotal role in addressing the UK’s construction skills shortage by delivering industry-aligned training in both traditional trades and emerging technologies.

Working closely with employers and regional partners, CTEC supports learners at all stages of their careers while helping to shape a skilled, diverse and future-ready workforce across the East of England.

“Partnership is at the heart of everything we do at WiCA. By working together, we can challenge stereotypes, open doors, and create an industry where every voice is heard and valued.”

Clare Friel

Founder of Women in Construction Anglia

“At Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, we know that inclusive growth is sustainable growth. WiCA’s work is vital in showing that construction is for everyone, and we’re proud to support their mission in building a more diverse, skilled, and future-ready sector for our region.”

John Dugmore

Chief Executive, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce

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