Does your career in BIM and digital construction satisfy you? Does your pay cheque reflect the seniority of your role? If your answer to either of those questions is ‘no’, then you’re not alone.

A job title with ‘digital’ in it offers a better salary than one with ‘BIM’ in it. That’s one of the key findings from the Women in BIM Digital Construction Global Work Survey 2024.

Time is running out to book your place at the Women in BIM London conference on 4 July. The agenda includes sessions on AI and speakers from the likes of Aecom, Arup, Mace and ISG.

To mark International Women’s Day 2024, Rebecca De Cicco – founder and global chair of Women in BIM and principal, digital enablement at Aurecon – calls on the construction industry to acknowledge and embrace the differences between men and women.

Welcome to the fourth in a series of interviews counting down to International Women’s Day. Today Giovana Hardt shares her thoughts.

Welcome to the third in a series of interviews counting down to International Women’s Day on 8 March. A new interview with a member of Women in BIM will appear every Friday until 8 March.

Welcome to the second in a series of interviews counting down to International Women’s Day on 8 March. Today Lindsay Prichard-Fox takes her turn.

Welcome to the first in a series of interviews counting down to International Women’s Day on 8 March. A new interview with a member of Women in BIM will appear every Friday until 8 March.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past month, including Doka securing BIM certification.

What’s your definition of a digital twin? An expert panel debated this meaning at the Women in BIM conference in London on 22 November.

The lack of clarity around job roles and pay in BIM is creating frustration and impeding progress, argues Dr Jenni Barrett.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past month, including Women in BIM’s salary survey.

In our third feature marking International Women’s Day, Women in BIM founder and global chair Rebecca De Cicco considers what must be happen for more women to take on digital leadership roles.

With a background in architecture and engineering, Veronica Friuli has always been interested in digital design and how it has evolved in the past few years through the use of BIM.

Mentoring has been a successful initiative for Women in BIM. How does the mentor/mentee relationship work? BIMplus found out

Women in BIM (WIB) has launched its mentor scheme for a fourth year.

Women in BIM Scotland has announced that its first face-to-face event will take place on 25 May.

On International Women’s Day, Rebecca De Cicco, chair and founder of Women in BIM, reflects on the work and raison d’être of the organisation.