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REGISTER TODAY FOR THE BRANCH GIRL CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE! It’s not just a tool in her hand. She’s not tinkering. She’s not just stacking blocks. She’s shattering the stereotypes that only men can be in construction. She has a future in the construction industry. Let her explore. Branch, Roanoke’s leading construction firm, invites all GIRLS and their parents to attend the BRANCH GIRL CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE! Designed for girls ages 5-18, the event gives girls opportunities to explore future careers in the construction industry. At the event, she’ll experience real-life construction, engineering, and STEM concepts in a fun, safe, and judgement-free zone. The FREE event takes place on Saturday, October 5 from 10 am to 4 pm at the Branch headquarters in Roanoke. Registration required.

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