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Tradeswomen America.  

OUR STORY

Jean Tarleton (June 2, 1932 - January 29, 2020) came from the generation of women that had few career choices and primarily served the family in the traditional role of wife and mother. She was happily devoted to her family, however she always wished she had the opportunity for an education and a career. With her boundless love and support her daughter was able to matriculate, becoming the first in the family to obtain an education. (Are You There, Harvard? It’s me, Alex!) At her death, her daughter Alex donated a sizable portion of her wealth to formally establish educational scholarships with a focus on empowering women and minorities, and educating people in the trades to obtain sustainable, successful careers and business ownership. These are our humble beginnings.

Alex
Founder & CEO

President, Tradeswomen America

OUR MISSION

Dedicated to promoting sustainable success for individuals in the trades and tradesperson business ownership, through educational scholarship, entrepreneurial development, and community connectedness.

OUR VISION

Empowering others with knowledge and opportunity.
Get a career in the trades and get what you are worth!
EMPOWERING OTHERS

YOUR MEMBERSHIP SUPPORTS:
~Scholarships in the skilled trades
~The growing network of skilled tradespersons
~Many low income rural communities
Big impact for a small amount!

Get your membership!