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Sahara Williams – IBJ’s “Forty Under 40″ Class of 2013

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From hundreds of nominations, the Indianapolis Business Journal has culled its exclusive annual list of 40 up-and-coming professionals in central Indiana. This year’s class members include designers, doctors, professors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, corporate executives and not-for-profit CEOs. Sahara Williams was appointed to this exclusive class of 2013.

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RTV6 Video Story

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Sahara Williams Constructs Solid Business Model

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Sahara Williams named to Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series Class XXXVII

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Sahara Williams, President of Enginuity Engineering + Management, will have the opportunity to advance her community leadership interests as a member of Class XXXVII of the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series.
Sahara is one of 25 young professionals to be accepted into the series, a highly competitive program that seeks to expand the ranks of community leaders by teaching and motivating members to address the needs of central Indiana.
“I am honored to have been chosen to participate in SKL, which has helped many of central Indiana’s most prominent leaders become more effective community leaders,” Williams said. “It’s humbling to have the opportunity to follow in their footsteps and have the opportunity to make a lasting contribution to our region.”
Class members are chosen because of their significant community involvement and professional achievement; their demonstrated interest in community issues; a record of participation and achievement in voluntary community activities; and their willingness to expand their leadership role in the community.
Dr. Charles Bantz, IUPUI Chancellor, has been named Moderator for Class XXXVII. To ensure that the series is timely and topical, each class’s moderator identifies aspects of broad economic and societal issues that are specific to central Indiana for the class to study.
Class XXXVII will meet monthly from September through June. Participants will interact with local leaders, professional experts and community decision makers to discuss issues such as the region’s quality of life, education and economic development.
About the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series: Formed in 1976, SKL informs and motivates emerging leaders and raises their awareness of community issues and sense of community trusteeship through seminars, tours, reading and interaction with experts, leaders and decision makers. The series is named in honor of Stanley K. Lacy, an Indianapolis banker and active participant in civic projects, who died in a tragic automobile accident in 1973 at the age of 27.

Job Posted: Construction Inspector

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New Job Posted: Construction Inspector

Enginuity is MWBE Spotlight from Purdue Catalyst Spring Edition 2012

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Founded in 2008, Enginuity Engineering + Management is an engineering design and construc-tion services firm. The firm pro-vides a wide-range of structural engineering design services such as expansion and renovation, new construction, and damage and renovation repair. It also provides construction management, owner representation and product man-agement, and quality control ser-vices. Enginuity is a client-focused firm that is dedicated to building successful partnerships with the client, the end-user, and its profes-sional service partners.

Enginuity is certified as an MWBE with the city of Indianapolis, the state of Indiana, and with the Small Business Administration. It is registered as a pro-fessional engineer in Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Florida, and Minnesota as well.

Enginuity has prospered under the leadership of its founder, Sahara Williams. Her extensive background provides her with the expertise to make Enginuity a success. Wil-liams earned a BS in Civil Engineering from North Carolina A&T and a MS in Civil Engineering from Purdue University. She has

worked on projects for The Eli Lily Company, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), and the new Indianapolis Airport. Wil-liams and her firm have worked on the Wishard Hospital project and other high profile projects.

Williams’ company has been recognized for its quality and ser-vice. It was awarded the Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity Leader-ship Award as well as the Subcon-tractor of the Year Award by the Indianapolis Public School Corporation’s Office of Supplier Diversity.

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4th Annual IPS Black History Month Reception

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The Office of Supplier Diversity hosted another successful Black History Month celebration at the historic Crispus Attucks Museum in February. Refreshments from Edible Arrangements and Sweeties Gourmet Treats (both minority and women-owned businesses) were sponsored by Enginuity Management and Consulting. Outstanding entertainment was provided by The Varsity Singers of Broad Ripple Magnet High School, with Denise Johnson as the Director. McDonald’s, another proud sponsor for IPS Supplier Diversity, donated several goodies for attendees such as tote bags and coupons. Each year, Crispus Attucks Museum amazes the community with artifacts and exhibits that are “rich” in history. This year, the special exhibit was African- American Women in the Armed Forces.

Enginuity President, Sahara Williams, elected to the Board of Directors for the Indiana Construction Roundtable.

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Enginuity President, Sahara Williams, was elected to the Board of Directors for the Indiana Construction Roundtable. Click here for more information.

The Indiana Construction Roundtable, Inc. (ICR) is a nonprofit organization which serves the construction consumer in Central Indiana, with the assistance and input of all members of the construction team.

The mission of the Indiana Construction Roundtable is to improve the quality and cost effectiveness of the construction and major maintenance industries thereby enhancing a facility’s ability to provide added economic value to its organization.

“I am honored to have the opportunity to serve the industry alongside other great construction, architecture, and engineering companies as well as many of the Owners of our state’s largest construction projects.”

- Sahara Williams, P.E.

President

Enginuity Awarded Leadership in Diversity Award by Mayor ballard

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Leadership in Diversity Award

This award is presented to a company or organization that excels in implementing a vision that supports diversity strategies throughout the organization.

· Award Recipient: Enginuity Engineering and Management

Enginuity Engineering and Management is a Woman Business Enterprise and Minority Business Enterprise engineering and consulting firm founded by Sahara Williams. Enginuity’s vision is “to be a dynamic company offering diverse solutions in a client-focused climate, providing opportunities for professional growth to innovative employees and serving as a community partner to enhance the world in which we all live.” Enginuity has embraced the City’s diversity goals as part of its long-term diversity initiatives. Williams’ personal commitment to working with other small and diverse vendors has gone beyond just utilizing their services. She has, on many occasions, taken time out to counsel others interested in starting their own small business. She always has been willing to share her experience letting those in the early stages know what to expect and how they can better prepare for the day when they take that leap.

Sahara Williams is awarded The NAWBO-Indianapolis Entrepreneur Scholarship

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Entrepreneur Scholarship

The NAWBO-Indianapolis Entrepreneur Scholarship provides educational assistance and financial support to help busy women entrepreneurs continue their education, while simultaneously enhancing both personal and professional growth.

Open to women entrepreneurs who own or provide key leadership to businesses of all sizes and in every industry, theNAWBO–Indianapolis Entrepreneur Scholarship is awarded to break through traditional barriers encountered by women business owners. Through this program, participants may select educational programs that help them better manage their business, obtain access to new markets, or recognize and capitalize on opportunities for growth and expansion.

The scholarship may be used to attend NAWBO-Indy approved executive education programs and are restricted to tuition – travel is NOT included. Preference will be given to Indiana selected programs.

One scholarship will be awarded for up to $1,200 in educational assistance to be used in 2012.

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