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Finding a Niche: Hill Advances Two Businesses While Helping Build New York’s Transportation Construction Industry (Constructioneer)

Carley Hill is driving growth in New York's construction industry. She founded CaHill Resources in 2017 to tackle the labor gap and launched CAHill TECH in 2019, offering workforce training through the aQuiRe app. Her work includes site preparation for the Buffalo Bills stadium and the aQuiRe Construction Academy, which has graduated over 200 participants. Hill focuses on empowering women in construction and utilizing infrastructure funding to improve New York's transportation systems.

Buffalo man changes life around working construction at new Bills Stadium site

(WIVB)

Discover the inspiring story of Jerimiah Ha-Sidi, a Buffalo resident who turned his life around by joining CAHills' aQuiRe Construction Academy. After serving time for a gun charge, Ha-Sidi struggled to find employment until he enrolled in the Academy's free program, where he learned various construction skills. His dedication led to a job at the new Bills Stadium construction site. 

Buffalo tradeswoman hopes to fill 300 construction positions (Spectrum News)

Carley Hill, a trailblazing tradeswoman from Buffalo, is leading a transformative effort to prepare 300 individuals, focusing on women and refugees, for construction careers via the aQuiRe Construction Academy. With a million-dollar grant, the program offers comprehensive support, including free training, childcare, and transportation, addressing industry barriers. Participants gain hands-on experience with expert-led certifications, such as forklift and aerial lift training. This initiative not only equips them for immediate employment but also connects them with mentorship and apprenticeship opportunities, fostering a more inclusive future in construction.

Carley Hill's new way to support the construction industry is an academy, accelerating workers into the field (The Buffalo News)

Carley Hill's efforts to support the construction industry through CAHill and the aQuiRe Construction Academy. The Academy aims to bridge the gap between job seekers and employers by providing training and quick job placement in construction. The initiative has successfully placed graduates, like Alex Preisch, in significant projects such as the new Bills Stadium. Hill's mission is to train over 300 people by year-end, addressing the industry's labor shortage while promoting inclusivity and diversity.

Daytime Buffalo: aQuiRe Construction Academy | Solving Labor Gaps in the Construction Industry (WIVB)

Join Carley Hill on Daybreak Buffalo as she shares insights on the aQuiRe Construction Academy's mission to equip individuals with skills for construction careers. Discover success stories and enjoy a lighthearted moment where Carley gifts a stadium pit rock to Reports Chelsea Lovell. Watch the interview on YouTube now.

43North 2022 finalist at Shea's

CAHill Tech, a Buffalo-based construction training startup founded by Carley Hill, closed a $1 million seed funding round and is a finalist in the 43North competition for an additional $1 million prize. The company, which developed a mobile training tool for the construction industry, is part of the Techstars Iowa accelerator program. The funding will support product development and expansion, including translations to Spanish to increase accessibility. CAHill Tech plans to hire six new employees and currently boasts a 100% client retention rate. 

Introducing aQuiRe™: the learning platform for a safer construction industry

aQuiRe™ is built by construction industry experts for people with hi-vis, hard hats, and work gloves. It’s created to ensure training and construction safety gets more efficient, more connected, and more human.

The platform comes with built-in compliance tracking and a Skill Center library, to guarantee knowledge sharing, safety, and best construction practices.