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AIA Tennessee State of the state

AIA Tennessee State of the state. 2014. Presented by Don Miller, AIA . New Mission Statement. Driving Positive Change through the Power of Design. Leadership Team for 2014. Executive Committee President, Don Miller, Nashville President-Elect, Brett Ragsdale, Memphis

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AIA Tennessee State of the state

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  1. AIA Tennessee State of the state 2014 Presented by Don Miller, AIA

  2. New Mission Statement Driving Positive Change through the Power of Design

  3. Leadership Team for 2014 Executive Committee • President, Don Miller, Nashville • President-Elect, Brett Ragsdale, Memphis • Vice-President, Trey Wheeler, Chattanooga • Secretary, Bea Thompson, Nashville • Treasurer, Ken Todd, Nashville • Immediate Past President, Scott Busby, Knoxville

  4. Board of Directors • Scott Busby, AIA • Kelly Cathey, AIA • Sophia Davidson, AIA • David N. Garst, Associate AIA • Kelly Headden, AIA • Brent Hughes, AIA • Don Miller, AIA • William (Tripp) Mullins, AIA • Jeanne Myers, AIA • James S. Pareigis, AIA • Scott Poole, AIA • Brett Ragsdale, AIA • John Sanders, AIA • Greg R. Simmons, AIA • John Tettleton, AIA • Elizabeth A. (Bea) Thompson, AIA • John Thurman, AIA • Kenneth W. Todd, AIA • Trey Wheeler, AIA • Brandon Yan-Hamby, AIA • Barry Yoakum, FAIA

  5. Architects in State Leadership Roles • Commissioner of General Services – Bob Oglesby • Director of Capital Projects, STREAM, Chris Remke • Director of Business Relationships, STREAM, Ann McGauran • State Architect – Peter Heimbach (former president of AIATN) • Assistant State Architect – Alan Robertson • A&E Licensing Board Members • Rick Thompson, Chattanooga • Frank Wagster, Jackson • Jerome Headley, Tullahoma • Board for Licensing Health Care Facilities • David Rhodes, Memphis

  6. AIATN 2014 QBS – TCA 12-4-107 • More information can be found at the TN Board of Architectural & Engineering Examiner’s website: www.tn.gov/regboards/ae Designer Agreement Revisions • In Progress with Working Group 2014 Legislative Session • Year-end Report to be Released TAPAC Fundraising • Gearing Up Spring 2014

  7. 2014 Strategic Goals (from Fall Planning Retreat) Government Relations • Trey Wheeler, Government Relations Committee Chair • Weekly conference calls while legislature is in session • Day on the Hill Communications • New Deliverables – Improve communication by Email, Social Media, Mobile Friendly Website Growing Our Future – Emerging Professionals • Jeanne Myers, Chair • Development of a Membership Committee • Encourage Emerging Professionals to attend and participate in AIATN events; recognizing new licensees at convention • Presence at UT Career Day

  8. Government Relations Committee • Trey Wheeler, Committee Chair • Greg Campbell, Knoxville • Kelly Headden, Knoxville • Susanne Tarovella, Knoxville • Jim Pareigis, Nashville • Bea Thompson, Nashville • Don Miller, Nashville • David Bailey, Nashville • Brett Ragsdale, Memphis • Josh Flowers, Memphis • Lobbyists • Bill Nolan, Chief Lobbyist • Lindsay Spain • Ashley Cates

  9. What’s Your Role? • Advocate for Your Profession Find Your Legislator - http://www.capitol.tn.gov/legislators/ • Sign up as an AIA Tennessee Key Contact – Ashley maintains our Legislative Tree (contact information) • Use Your Contacts & Volunteer

  10. Day on the Hill March 5, 2014 Met with Legislators Hear from State Officials • Secretary of State Tre Hargett • Procurement Agency Panel CEU Available Mix/Mingle with Officials & Peers

  11. New Executive VP Ashley Cates ashley@aiatn.org 615-255-3860 • University of Tennessee graduate • AIA Tennessee responsibilities include: • Government Relations • Communications, and • Association Management. • Mother of 2 under the age of 3

  12. “Young” Chapter Membership as of 2.12.14

  13. AIA Young Architect Award • Josh Flowers, AIA • Bylaws Revision Group • Membership Committee • Government Relations Committee

  14. AIATN.org

  15. Social Media Follow us for up-to-date information. Facebook facebook.com/aiatennessee Twitter @aiatennessee LinkedIn… Coming Soon!

  16. CONNECT ENGAGE LEAD INNOVATE Focus Priorities Elevate public awareness by communicating the value of architects Advocate for the profession Create and expand the sharing of knowledge and expertise Brent Hughes is our Tennessee Repositioning Ambassador AIA Repositioning Goals

  17. ENGAGEMENT National Board is contemplating having mandatory EP seats on the Board. Bylaw changes will be voted on at the 2014 convention. Encouraging mentorship and the transition of knowledge from senior architects to young professionals. COMMUNICATION Share knowledge and successes among the local chapters. Benefit from best practices that are currently successful. AIA San Francisco’s ARE Pact AIA Kentucky’s Design Slam ADVOCACY The AIA has urged Congress to pass the National Design Services Act, which will give architecture students relief from student loan debt in return for pro bono community service. 179D extension passed AIA Repositioning Goals

  18. Casey Jones Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations Elizabeth Raneiri, AIA Kuth/Ranieri Architects Stephen Chung, AIA Host CoolSpaces! Angie Brooks, AIA Brooks Scarpa

  19. KEYNOTE SPEAKER Steve Dumez, AIA & partner of Eskew + Dumez + Ripple Named AIA’s 2014Architecture Firm of the Year Others Presenting include: Wendell Burnette &Susannah Drake

  20. 2014 Convention Hotels Omni Nashville Hotel - $236 per night Hyatt Place Downtown – $189 per night www.aiatn.org

  21. July 30 – August 1 Nashville, Tennessee

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