Natalie Henshaw's guest appearances

Natalie Henshaw

PreserveCast

Practical Preservation

Build Your Path

Seamus Blackley

Richard Bell

Lisa Morton

John Brown

Jimmy Stewart

Susan Langley

Clara Barton

Colin Dickey

Timothy Orr

Olivia Williams

Tim Snyder

James Herriot

Bill Schindler

Elizabeth Finkelstein

Scott Sidler

OwlTail

Melanie Weston

Trades Takeover is back! In this episode, Director of Historic Trades Natalie Henshaw speaks with Melanie Weston, one of our panelists for the inaugural American Historic Trades Summit. Held from June 12 – 14, in Providence, Rhode Island, the Summit will develop a network for historic trades training programs, creating a central source of knowledge and resources on how to start, maintain, and propel a training program. As General Manager of Heritage Restoration Inc., Melanie is responsible for the oversight, development, and outreach of the business. Melanie will participate in Session 7: Employer Perspectives, alongside Julie Butler of Durable Restoration Company and Naomi Doddington of Consigli. These different employers will discuss how training programs can meet industry needs and ensure graduates get quality jobs.   Melanie is a graduate of Clemson University’s Master in Historic Preservation, and has a Bachelor’s Degree in History from Mills College. She spent her early career restoring windows, although quickly rose to become responsible for overseeing preservation, maintenance, and capital improvements of structures and landscapes for Historic New England at the Eustis Estate in Milton, Massachusetts as well as nine other properties in Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Concurrent with her role as General Manager, Melanie helps administer and teach for Providence Preservation Society’s Window &amp; Workforce Training Program and is Chairperson for the Window Preservation Standards Collaborative. The WPSC’s Fifth Summit will be held at Pine Mountain Settlement School in Kentucky October 8 – 13, 2023.   

Trades Takeover is back! In this episode, Director of Historic Trades Natalie Henshaw speaks with Melanie Weston, one of our panelists for the inaugural <a href="https://historictrades.org/summit/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">American Historic Trades Summit</a>. Held from June 12 – 14, in Providence, Rhode Island, the Summit will develop a network for historic trades training programs, creating a central source of knowledge and resources on how to start, maintain, and propel a training program. As General Manager of <a href="https://www.heritagerestoration.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Heritage Restoration Inc.</a>, Melanie is responsible for the oversight, development, and outreach of the business. Melanie will participate in Session 7: Employer Perspectives, alongside Julie Butler of Durable Restoration Company and Naomi Doddington of Consigli. These different employers will discuss how training programs can meet industry needs and ensure graduates get quality jobs.   Melanie is a graduate of Clemson University’s Master in Historic Preservation, and has a Bachelor’s Degree in History from Mills College. She spent her early career restoring windows, although quickly rose to become responsible for overseeing preservation, maintenance, and capital improvements of structures and landscapes for Historic New England at the Eustis Estate in Milton, Massachusetts as well as nine other properties in Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Concurrent with her role as General Manager, Melanie helps administer and teach for <a href="https://ppsri.org/programs-events/training-programs/window-workforce-training-program/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Providence Preservation Society’s Window &amp; Workforce Training Program</a> and is Chairperson for the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089058785753" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Window Preservation Standards Collaborative</a>. The WPSC’s Fifth Summit will be held at Pine Mountain Settlement School in Kentucky October 8 – 13, 2023.

Trades Takeover! With Natalie Henshaw and Melanie Weston

Mae Bowley

On this episode of PreserveCast, Natalie Henshaw of the Campaign for Historic Trades is talking with Mae Bowley of Re:Purpose Savannah in our first ever trades takeover! Join us as Natalie and Mae discuss all things historic trades.More About Our GuestMae Bowley moved to Savannah in 2015. Out of a desire to learn more about the charming and mysterious city, she started taking classes in Historic Preservation and Restoration at Savannah Technical College. When she encountered Emergent Structures (parent organization of Re:Purpose Savannah) in 2018, she fell in love. She was an avid volunteer for six months, and was then hired on as Assistant Executive Director. In 2019 Mae took over as Executive Director after her predecessor, Scott Crotzer.

On this episode of PreserveCast, Natalie Henshaw of the Campaign for Historic Trades is talking with Mae Bowley of Re:Purpose Savannah in our first ever trades takeover! Join us as Natalie and Mae discuss all things historic trades.More About Our Guest Mae Bowley moved to Savannah in 2015. Out of a desire to learn more about the charming and mysterious city, she started taking classes in Historic Preservation and Restoration at Savannah Technical College. When she encountered Emergent Structures (parent organization of Re:Purpose Savannah) in 2018, she fell in love. She was an avid volunteer for six months, and was then hired on as Assistant Executive Director. In 2019 Mae took over as Executive Director after her predecessor, Scott Crotzer.

Trades Takeover with Natalie Henshaw of the Campaign for Historic Trades and Mae Bowley of Re:Purpose Savannah

You ever stop and think about the built environment? Our homes, workplaces, schools, stores, roads, bridges...even the cell towers and electric grid that gives us the magic of the Internet? It is all around us. Someone designs, builds, and maintains it. Why not you?Natalie Henshaw is the Historic Trades Program Manager at Preservation Maryland.https://www.preservationmaryland.org/Sponsored by Poole &amp; Kent: https://www.poole-kent.com/

You ever stop and think about the built environment? Our homes, workplaces, schools, stores, roads, bridges...even the cell towers and electric grid that gives us the magic of the Internet? It is all around us. Someone designs, builds, and maintains it. Why not you? Natalie Henshaw is the Historic Trades Program Manager at Preservation Maryland. <a href="https://www.preservationmaryland.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.preservationmaryland.org/</a> Sponsored by Poole &amp; Kent: <a href="https://www.poole-kent.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.poole-kent.com/</a>

Natalie Henshaw (Preservation Maryland) Sponsored by: Poole & Kent