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November 9, 2026

PC Construction Project Director Anne Minor Named 2026 Rising Star

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Anne Minor has been named a 2026 Rising Star by Vermont Business Magazine.
  • Minor was promoted to project director at PC Construction earlier in 2026.
  • Her project experience includes four major developments valued at a combined $229 million.
  • She has led companywide technology and process improvement initiatives, including PC Construction's transition to Procore.
  • Minor serves as president of the Vermont chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction and sits on the Associated General Contractors of Vermont board.

Construction project leader Anne Minor has received a 2026 Rising Star award from Vermont Business Magazine, recognizing her professional achievements, business contributions and community involvement. The recognition follows her promotion to project director at PC Construction earlier this year.

Project Leadership Across Major Developments

Minor began her career at PC Construction through the company's Leadership Development Program before advancing into project leadership. Her project portfolio includes several significant developments across the region:

  • $100 million Waterbury State Office Complex
  • $74 million Treehouse at Spruce Peak
  • $30 million Weidmann Electrical Technology Facility Expansion
  • $25 million Omni Mount Washington Resort Addition

Together, the projects represent approximately $229 million in construction value.

Technology and Process Improvement Initiatives

In addition to project delivery, Minor has contributed to operational improvements at PC Construction. She led the company's migration to Procore and supports the use of Lean methodologies and the 4 Disciplines of Execution to improve coordination and organizational performance.

Her leadership approach emphasizes team participation and collaboration across project groups, with a focus on identifying efficiencies that can be applied throughout the business.

Industry Involvement and Workforce Development

Minor serves on the board of the Associated General Contractors of Vermont and helped establish the Vermont chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction. She currently serves as president of the chapter and received its Charter Champion Award for her contributions.

Her involvement in industry organizations includes efforts to expand professional opportunities and support the next generation of women entering construction.

Why the Recognition Matters to the Construction Industry

Construction leadership development and industry participation play an important role in building a sustainable workforce. Minor's recognition highlights a career combining project delivery, operational improvement and professional association leadership, while her involvement in workforce initiatives contributes to broader industry development in Vermont.

Source: PC Construction.

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