Stephanie Case of Shoreline’s Irons Brothers Construction, Inc. was honored last week with the 2023 Sandy McAdams Woman of the Year Award.

Recipients of this prestigious award are recognized for their achievements as a member of the Master Builders Association (MBA) of King & Snohomish Counties Professional Women in Building (PWB) Council.

Case is a longtime member of the PWB Council, joining several years ago as a union plasterer. She became a member of Irons Brothers Construction’s team in January 2022 during her project management program at Edmonds College. She is now a production scheduler.

She received her award from Kimberly Martin, MBA’s 2021 Professional Women in Building chair, who spoke highly of Case’s achievements. “Over the last few years, Stephanie has been a valued member of the PWB executive team,” Martin said. “She has been a conscientious worker, willing to take on any project and demonstrates quality and commitment to making a difference in others both professionally and in her community.”

In 2021, Stephanie volunteered at the inaugural Professional Women in Building’s “Planter Box Build Event.” She assisted and taught the young girls who participated how to measure and assemble a planter box using simple hand tools. This year, she chaired PWB’s annual Conference Committee.

Learn more about the first woman president of MBA, Sandy McAdams, and the Professional Women in Building Council she was instrumental in founding, at. www.mbaks.com.

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Stephanie received her award from Kimberly Martin, MBA’s 2021 Professional Women in Building Chair, pictured in purple above. Kim speaks highly of Stephanie’s achievements. “Over the last few years, Stephanie has been a valued member of the PWB executive team. She has been a conscientious worker, willing to take on any project and demonstrates quality and commitment to making a difference in others both professionally and in her community.”

In 2021, Stephanie volunteered at the inaugural Professional Women in Building’s “Planter Box Build Event”. She assisted and taught the young girls who participated how to measure, and assemble a planter box using simple hand tools. Such a fun and rewarding experience. This year, Stephanie chaired PWB’s annual Conference Committee. In leading the charge, her committee was victorious, making it a sold-out event!

Learn more about the First Woman President of MBA, Sandy McAdams and the Professional Women in Building Council she was instrumental in founding, visit www.mbaks.com