Margaret D. Garner is President and Chief Operating Officer for Broadway Consolidated Companies, Inc. (BCC) a General Contracting
firm that was developed in December 1999. Drawing upon over 50 years of collective construction management experience, BCC excels
as a full-service construction firm with bonding, estimating, and construction management capabilities for multi-million dollar projects.
Beginning her construction management career in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania , Margaret successfully managed the building and rehabilitation of affordable housing for the local U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Housing Authority. The program, known as Section 3, was designed to move residents from welfare to work within their communities.
Margaret made headlines in 2006 when Broadway was awarded the contract to build Wal-Marts first location in a major urban city on Chicago's Westside. Among it's projects, high-profile contracts included work on the University if Chicago's Comer Children's Hospital in Hyde park and U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Shoreline improvements on Chicago's lakefront in Bronzeville.
Margaret honed her construction management skills and built a stellar reputation as a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development executive, first in Pittsburgh and later in Chicago as the Director of Modernization where her work to rebuild ABLA Homes was regarded as the city's model for public housing redevelopment. In 1995, Margaret’s accomplishments and dynamic personality were the two factors that led to her recruitment to join the HUD team that tackled the nation’s third largest and worst housing authority in the country, The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA).
A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh in Business and Economics and former recipient of the U.S. Small Business Administration's Minority Small Business Person of the year, Margaret is a member of the City of Chicago Community Development Commission and the Untied Nations Commission on the Status of Women. She is also a two-term president of the Federation of Women Contractors.
Margaret made headlines in 2006 when Broadway was awarded the contract to build Wal-Marts first location in a major urban city on Chicago's Westside. Among it's projects, high-profile contracts included work on the University if Chicago's Comer Children's Hospital in Hyde park and U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Shoreline improvements on Chicago's lakefront in Bronzeville.
Margaret honed her construction management skills and built a stellar reputation as a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development executive, first in Pittsburgh and later in Chicago as the Director of Modernization where her work to rebuild ABLA Homes was regarded as the city's model for public housing redevelopment. In 1995, Margaret’s accomplishments and dynamic personality were the two factors that led to her recruitment to join the HUD team that tackled the nation’s third largest and worst housing authority in the country, The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA).
A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh in Business and Economics and former recipient of the U.S. Small Business Administration's Minority Small Business Person of the year, Margaret is a member of the City of Chicago Community Development Commission and the Untied Nations Commission on the Status of Women. She is also a two-term president of the Federation of Women Contractors.
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