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Grassroots 2019 Leadership Event March 5-8, 2019 Attendee by State Grassroots 2019 Leadership Event Registrants by State March 5-8, 2019 3/1/2019 Attendee By State First Name Last Name Registration Type State Component Representing Email UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Alaska (AK) Jason Arnold Component President-elect AK RIM Architects [email protected] Angie Monteleone Component Executive/EVP AK AIA Alaska [email protected] Ryan Morse Component Officer AK Morse Design/Build llc [email protected] Alabama (AL) Jennifer Barber Component President AL Wible Barber Architects LLC. [email protected] Kaylee Cofer Component Member AL Chambless King Architects [email protected] Michael Dowdy Component President AL Chapman Sisson Architects [email protected] Elizabeth Frese Component President-elect AL Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds [email protected] Mark Herrington Component Officer AL Herrington Architects PC [email protected] Jacob Johnson Component Officer AL Seay, Seay and Litchfield Architects [email protected] Beatriz Jordan Component Officer AL AIA Mobile [email protected] Samantha Rambo Component President-elect AL Chapman Sisson Architects [email protected] H. Tooker Component Officer AL AIA Mobile [email protected] Rhea Williams Component Executive/EVP AL AIA Birmingham [email protected] Katherine Wood Component Officer AL AIA Alabama Council [email protected] Arkansas (AR) Brandon Bibby Component Officer AR Witsell, Evans & Rasco, P.A. [email protected] H. Boone Component Officer AR Architecture Plus, Inc. [email protected] Kyle Cook Component President-elect AR Brackett Krennerich Architects [email protected] Nathaniel Deason Component Officer AR MAHG Architecture, Inc. [email protected] Jonathan Opitz Component Officer AR AMR Architects Inc. [email protected] Matthew Poe Component Officer AR Modus Studio [email protected] Brent Stevenson Component Executive/EVP AR AIA Arkansas [email protected] Todd Welch Component Officer AR Brackett Krennerich Architects [email protected] Lori Yazwinski Santa-Rita Component President AR Jennings + Santa-Rita Architects, PLLC [email protected] Arizona (AZ) Michael Becherer Component President-elect AZ AIA Southern Arizona [email protected] Peter Dourlein Component President AZ AIA Southern Arizona [email protected] Robert Gaspard Component President AZ AIA Phoenix Metro [email protected] Linsey Graff Component Member AZ AIA K-12 Working Group [email protected] Page 1 of 23 Grassroots 2019 Leadership Event Registrants by State March 5-8, 2019 3/1/2019 Attendee By State First Name Last Name Registration Type State Component Representing Email Amber Haro Component Officer AZ AIA Southern Arizona [email protected] Tina Litteral Component Executive/EVP AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] Oscar Lopez Component Member AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] Patrick Panetta Board Member AZ National Board of Directors [email protected] Rachel Rasmussen Component President-elect AZ Architekton [email protected] Mark Ryan Component President AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] Constantine Sakellar Strategic Council AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] Patricia Sharp Component President-elect AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] Diana Smith Component Executive/EVP AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] Courtney Stewart Component Member AZ AIA Arizona [email protected] California (CA) Ric. Abramson Component Member CA AIA Los Angeles [email protected] Allison Albericci Component Member CA AIA San Francisco [email protected] Kimberly Anderson Component Executive/EVP CA AIA Central Valley [email protected] Babak Azimi Component President CA Arcaforma [email protected] Keith Blaine Component President-elect CA AIA Silicon Valley [email protected] Philip Bona Strategic Council CA AIA California Council [email protected] Barbara Bouza Component President CA AIA Los Angeles [email protected] Carlo Caccavale Component Executive/EVP CA AIA Los Angeles [email protected] Mark Christian Component Staff CA AIA California [email protected] Jane Collette Component Officer CA AIA Ventura County [email protected] Heather Collins Component Officer CA AIA Sierra Valley [email protected] Nicki Dennis Stephens Component Executive/EVP CA AIA California [email protected] Julia Donoho Component Member CA AIA Redwood Empire [email protected] Megan Dougherty Component Officer CA AIA California [email protected] Leigh Eisen Component Staff CA AIA San Diego [email protected] Jake Elliott Component Officer CA AIA Central Valley [email protected] Alayna Fraser Component Officer CA AIA Santa Barbara [email protected] David Garcia Component Member CA AIA San Diego [email protected] Desiree Gemigniani Component Executive/EVP CA AIA San Fernando Valley [email protected] Debra Gerod Component Executive/EVP CA AIA California [email protected] Elizabeth Gibbons Strategic Council CA AIA California Council [email protected] Christopher Holt Component President-elect CA AIA Central Valley [email protected] Juliet Hsu Component President CA AIA San Mateo County [email protected] Page 2 of 23 Grassroots 2019 Leadership Event Registrants by State March 5-8, 2019 3/1/2019 Attendee By State First Name Last Name Registration Type State Component Representing Email Jana Itzen Strategic Council CA AIA California Council [email protected] Jennifer Jones Component Executive/EVP CA AIA San Francisco [email protected] Zeden Jones Component President-elect CA Zephyr Arch [email protected] Keelan Kaiser Component President-elect CA AIA Inland California [email protected] Doris Kearns Goodwin Speaker CA [email protected] Steven Kendrick Component President CA AIA Orange County [email protected] Kristina Kotlier Emerging Professional CA National Associates Committee [email protected] Hillary Krek Component Staff CA AIA California Council [email protected] Evelyn Lee Board Member CA National Board of Directors [email protected] Peter Levelle Component President CA Peter Levelle Architecture [email protected] Stanley Lew Component President CA AIA San Francisco [email protected] Britt Lindberg Board Member CA Candidate- National Board of Directors [email protected] Manuel Maldonado Component President CA AIA Golden Empire [email protected] Frederick Marks Component President CA AIA Palomar [email protected] Jan Martin Component President-elect CA AIA Orange County [email protected] Bradley McDonald Component President-elect CA Reveal Studio, Inc [email protected] Carina Mills Component President CA AIA Long Beach/South Bay [email protected] Varoujan Movsesian Component President-elect CA AIA Pasadena & Foothill [email protected] Robert Ooley Component President CA AIA Santa Barbara [email protected] Tay Othman Component Member CA AIA California [email protected] Sharon Refvem Component President CA AIA Santa Clara [email protected] Amy Ress Component Executive/EVP CA AIA Silicon Valley [email protected] Maria Robinson Glover Component Executive/EVP CA AIA Los Angeles [email protected] Brian Sehnert Strategic Council CA AIA California Council [email protected] Laura Shinn Component Officer CA AIA San Diego [email protected] Micah Smith Component President-elect CA AIA California Central Coast [email protected] Adrianne Steichen Component President-elect CA AIA San Francisco [email protected] Eric Wynkoop Component Officer CA AIA Monterey Bay [email protected] Jabdiel Zapata Component President CA AIA Pasadena & Foothill Chapter [email protected] Joseph Zasoski Component President-elect CA AIA Golden Empire [email protected] Colorado (CO) Amy Blagriff Component Executive/EVP CO AIA Colorado [email protected] Nicholas Caravella Component Member CO Davis Wince Ltd. Architecture [email protected] Page 3 of 23 Grassroots 2019 Leadership Event Registrants by State March 5-8, 2019 3/1/2019 Attendee By State First Name Last Name Registration Type State Component Representing Email Stuart Coppedge Speaker CO AIA Colorado Springs [email protected] Adam Harding Component President-elect CO Roth + Sheppard Architects [email protected] Rachael Johnson Component Member CO AIA Colorado [email protected] Kaylyn Kirby Component Member CO Semple Brown Design, P.C. [email protected] Nikolaus Remus Component Staff CO AIA Colorado [email protected] Zachary Taylor Component President CO Taylor Architecture & Design, LLC [email protected] Connecticut (CT) Gina Calabro Component Executive/EVP CT AIA Connecticut [email protected] Glenn Gollenberg Component President CT SLAM [email protected] George McGoldrick Component President-elect CT George E. McGoldrick, AIA, LLC [email protected] Delaware (DE) District of Columbia Amy Bess Speaker DC Vedder Price [email protected] Abigail Brown Emerging Professional DC Young Architects Forum [email protected] John Clark Emerging Professional DC Young Architects Forum [email protected] Carl Elefante Strategic Council DC 2018 AIA President [email protected] Marcus Fairbrother Component President DC AIA Washington DC [email protected] Mary Fitch Component Executive/EVP DC AIA Washington DC [email protected] Robert Holzbach Component President-elect DC AIA Washington DC [email protected] Robert
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