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September 25, 2026

Berghammer Construction Executive Tiffany May Named 2026 Emerging Leader

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Berghammer Construction Executive Vice President and Principal Tiffany May was recognized as a 2026 Emerging Leader.
  • The Waukesha County Business Alliance presented the award.
  • May oversees responsibilities spanning preconstruction, business development, client relations and project management.
  • She helped launch the Wisconsin chapter of She Builds.
  • May also serves on education and industry advisory boards.

Berghammer Construction Executive Tiffany May Named 2026 Emerging Leader

Berghammer Construction Executive Vice President and Principal Tiffany May has been recognized as a 2026 Emerging Leader by the Waukesha County Business Alliance, highlighting her leadership in construction and involvement in the broader Wisconsin business community.

Courtesy: Photo by Berghammer Construction

May has played a role in Berghammer’s growth through leadership across preconstruction, business development, client relationships and project management. Her responsibilities also include mentoring and supporting professional development within the construction industry.

May Advances Leadership and Industry Engagement

Beyond her responsibilities at Berghammer, May has been involved in initiatives focused on supporting women working in construction. As board president and a co-founder of the Wisconsin chapter of She Builds, she helped establish the organization’s inaugural event, which brought together nearly 200 women from across the industry.

Her industry involvement also includes board service with Seeds of Health Charter Schools and Marquette University’s Construction Engineering Advisory Board. She is additionally involved with TEMPO and WCREW.

The recognition adds to May’s professional profile as she continues to combine construction management responsibilities with industry and community engagement.

Recognition Highlights Construction Leadership

The Emerging Leader award recognizes May’s contributions to Berghammer, the construction sector and the Waukesha County business community.

For construction organizations, leadership development and industry participation can support workforce development, professional networking and broader engagement with educational institutions. May’s involvement across these areas reflects the expanding role of construction executives in both company operations and industry development.

Why It Matters

Leadership recognition can highlight the professionals contributing to the construction sector beyond individual project delivery. May’s work across business development, preconstruction, project management, education and industry organizations demonstrates the range of responsibilities held by construction executives supporting company and workforce development.

Her recognition also brings attention to efforts to strengthen participation and professional connections among women in construction in Wisconsin.

Source: Berggammer Construction.

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