THE PrEmiErE

THIRD QUARTER 2009
VOLUME 10, ISSUE 17
THE Premiere
By Heather McIntire, IIDA
T
he 14th Annual Mid-Atlantic
Chapter Design Awards were
announced at The Premiere held on
Wednesday, April 22nd. For the 6th
consecutive year, the event was held at
the Roof Terrace Restaurant of the John
F. Kennedy Center for the Performing
Arts. Master of Ceremonies for the
event was Jean Cochran of NPR’s
Morning Edition and our special guest
was Cheryl Durst, Executive VP and
CEO of IIDA.
The Washington Metro City Center
hosts this event to recognize design
excellence in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
The Institute of Business Designers
(IBD) hosted a similar event called
The Twilight Affair the five years prior
to its 1994 merger into IIDA. The
Twilight Affair inspired The Premiere’s
continued on page 6
Jean Cochran, Master of Ceremonies, Newscaster
of NPR’s Morning Edition
Jordan Goldstein (Gensler), Cheryl Durst
(Executive VP and CEO, IIDA), Mariela Bundia
Corochano (Gensler)
T H A N K S T O O U R G E N E R O U S 2 0 0 9 PA R T N E R S F O R T H E I R S U P P O R T !
ANNAPOLIS CITY CENTER
FOUNDATION LEVEL: ABC Imaging, Haworth, Humanscale, Koroseal Interior Products Group, Maharam, Maryland Office Interiors, Price Modern, Shaw Contract Group,
Steelcase, Coalesse, DesignTex, Details, Nurture, The New Patcraft and Designweave, The Sherwin Williams Company
BALTIMORE CITY CENTER
FOUNDATION LEVEL: ABC Imaging, Douron Corporate Furniture, Gensler, Hamilton Sorter, Haworth, Humanscale, InterfaceFLOR, Knoll, Koroseal Interior Products Group,
Maharam, Maryland Correctional Enterprises, Maryland Office Interiors, Price Modern, Sentral Building Services, Shaw Contract Group, Steelcase, Coalesse, DesignTex, Details,
Nurture, The New Patcraft and Designweave, The Sherwin Williams Company
WASHINGTON METRO CITY CENTER
SUMMIT LEVEL: MILICI, Steelcase, Coalesse, DesignTex, Details, Nurture FOUNDATION LEVEL: ABC Imaging, Design Lines, Inc., Hamilton Sorter, Haworth, Humanscale,
InterfaceFLOR, Knoll, Koroseal Interior Products Group, Maharam, Maryland Office Interiors, Perkins + Will, Price Modern, Shaw Contract Group, Spacesaver, The New Patcraft and
Designweave, The Sherwin Williams Company, USG Ceilings
THE PREMIERE PARTNERS
PLATINUM LEVEL: ALKS & Associates, Gensler, Herman Miller, KI – The Hinman Group, RAND Construction Corporation, Shaw Contract Group, Herman Miller
GOLD LEVEL: Arbee Associates, Tandus Design: Monterey, C&A, Crossley, The Mohawk Group: Karastan, Lees, Bigelow, Steelcase, Coalesse, DesignTex, Details and Nurture
SILVER LEVEL: American Office, Design Products, Inscape Corporation, Kimball Office Group, The McLain Group, US Business Interiors, VOA Architects
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2009-2010
A MESSAGE FROM
CHAPTER PRESIDENT
MID-ATLANTIC BOARD
President
Susan Ives, IIDA, LEED AP
Perkins+Will
[email protected]
Past President
James D. Williamson, IIDA, LEED AP
Gensler
[email protected]
VP of Professional Development
Robyn Dubick, IIDA
CR Goodman Associates
[email protected]
VP of Membership
Frank A. Norcross, IIDA, AIA
Retired
[email protected]
VP of Communications
Caroline Alexander, IIDA, LEED AP
Booz Allen Hamilton
[email protected]
VP of Gov’t & Regulatory Affairs
Danielle Bush, IIDA
David S. Brown Enterprises
[email protected]
Development Coordinator
Alison Kennedy, IIDA, Assoc AIA, LEED AP
[email protected]
Scholarship and Philanthropy Coordinator
Valerie Hassett, IIDA, AIA, LEED AP
Studio of Valerie Hassett
[email protected]
Secretary
Stacey Burnham Milici, IIDA Assoc., LEED AP
MILICI, LLC
[email protected]
Archivist-Historian
Ruth Jansson, IIDA, LEED AP
AECOM DESIGN
[email protected]
Treasurer
Ken Tarter, IIDA Industry
International Wall Designs
[email protected]
Baltimore CC Director
Jeffrey A. Moaney, IIDA
Gensler
[email protected]
Washington Metro CC Director
Kelly Keegan, IIDA
American University
[email protected]
Annapolis CC Drector
Ann A. Pierson, IIDA, LEED AP
Haworth, Inc.
[email protected]
Chapter Advisors
Heather McIntire, IIDA
Department of State
[email protected]
SUSAN IVES, IIDA, LEED AP
What a difference a year can make!
Last year, the Mid-Atlantic Chapter (MAC)
was setting short, mid, and long-term
goals with the focus on growth, growth,
and more growth. With our industry and
profession facing some of the greatest
challenges in its short history the idea of
growth has come into question. Instead
we’re now asking: How does the MidAtlantic Chapter add value?
The Mid-Atlantic Chapter is in a good
place. Under the capable leadership of the
2008/2009 MAC Board and President, Jim
Williamson we have added value to our
membership. We are on firm financial
ground. Membership numbers are steady
and we’ve even seen an increase in student
membership. As you can see in The
Premiere article in this issue, our signature
events are going strong. Coming from a
place of strength allows us to build on our
past success and take a hard look at how
we can be more strategic in our thinking.
In an effort to better focus our resources,
the MAC Board took a look at our city
centers. As a result of this discussion, the
Annapolis City Center will merge with the
Baltimore City Center at the end of 2009.
Ann Pierson, current Annapolis City
Center Director, will serve out her term on
the Baltimore council. Members who are
now affiliated with Annapolis will choose
either the Washington Metro City Center
or Baltimore City Center when they renew
their membership this fall. The 2009
Annapolis calendar will remain the same
and Annapolis will still hold the wildly
successful cruise in August.
Amy Cohen, Associate IIDA, LEED AP
Huelat Parimucha Healing Design
[email protected]
Sabrina Adewumi, IIDA Student
George Washington University
[email protected]
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This year we’ve leveraged technology
to improve our member interface. Our
weekly e-blasts and the ability to pay
on-line by credit card has improved our
efficiency and provided convenience to
our members. During my term 2009/2010
I will encourage the MAC Board to build
on these successes and take a hard look at
ways to improve.
On June 25th, the Chapter Board
transitioned and the new Board took over.
This transition occurred as many notions
such as growth are being challenged. For
example, as Interior Design professionals
we’re all familiar with the oxymoron “less
is more.” The idea of offering value and not
“more stuff” is captured in a quote from
Bill McKibben’s book Deep Economy.
“Bill McKibben offers the biggest
challenge in a generation to the prevailing
view of our economy. For the first time in
human history, he observes, “more” is no
longer synonymous with “better”—indeed,
for many of us, they have become almost
opposites.”
IIDA’s Mid-Atlantic Chapter leadership
put this advice into practice at our retreat
on July 25th in Baltimore. We examined
our activities identifying those that add
value to our members and those that may
tax our resources without a commensurate
return. We also looked at our most valuable
resource, our volunteers, and how they are
facilitated or hindered by our processes.
Our over-arching goal is to continue to
provide value to our membership and
align our efforts with the needs of our
membership without compromise.
WMCC Sustainability Working Group
Supporting Best Practices
By Ginny Dyson, IIDA, LEED AP
2009-2010
WASHINGTON METRO
CITY CENTER OFFICERS
Director
Kelly Keegan, IIDA
American University
[email protected]
Communications Coordinator
Ginny Dyson, IIDA, LEED AP
AECOM DESIGN
[email protected]
Membership Coordinator
Kerry Wallace, IIDA
KlingStubbins
[email protected]
Forums Coordinator
Rhea Vaflor, Assoc. IIDA, ASID, LEED AP
VOA Associates
[email protected]
CEU Coordinators
Kris Winner, IIDA
Northern Virginia Community College
[email protected]
Julie Toma, IIDA
Full Scale Design
[email protected]
Development Coordinators
Pedro Nunez, IIDA
EDD Interior Architecture
[email protected]
 
Treasurer
Kris Winner, IIDA
Northern Virginia Community College
[email protected]
Secretary
Karen Luria, Affiliate Member IIDA
Karen Luria Interior Identity Inc.
[email protected]
Design Awards Co-Chairs
Amy Carter, IIDA, LEED AP
ESOARC
[email protected]
The Premiere Co-Chairs
Dyane Betteker, IIDA
Herman Miller
[email protected]
Jennifer Giess, Industry Member IIDA
American Office
[email protected]
Student Options Chair /
Healthcare Forum Co-chair
Amy Cohen, Associate IIDA, LEED AP
Huelat Parimucha Healing Design
[email protected]
Sustainability Forum Co-Chair
Karen Bray, Industry IIDA
Haworth
[email protected]
Hospitality/Retail Forum Chair
Dorlise O’Hara, Industry IIDA
American Office
[email protected]
Commercial Forum Chair
Norma Mehler, Industry IIDA
Mohawk
[email protected]
A
t the start of the new year, the WMCC
established a special planning team
to support design professionals who were
looking for substantial working knowledge
about earning and documenting LEED
credits for both New Construction and
Commercial Interiors projects. Speared by
a strong group of volunteers who joined the
planning team, the committee has already
produced five programs in 2009.
Each program has explored topics that have
introduced new strategies and resources to
the participants. The meetings are hosted
by design firms and showrooms who
generously offered to be part of this new
series of programs.
So far this year: OTJ hosted a materials
program based on the popular Story of
Stuff
video
[http://www.storyofstuff.
com/] with Annie Leonard; the Steelcase
showroom hosted a timely program on
LEED 2009; IA, Interior Architects hosted
“How to Salvage a Project” that focused on
I
maximizing the salvage
potential
of
both
demolition and new
construction projects;
Kimball Office hosted
a program on the
remarkable
Whole
Building Design Guide [http://www.wbdg.
org/] and FOX ARCHITECTS hosted a
program on maximizing the Daylighting &
Views credits.
The SWG Planning Team is developing two
custom programs on material evaluation
that will focus on effective detection
of greenwashing and the application of
sustainable product standards and their
contribution to material knowledge and the
environment for September and October.
You can keep up with the SWG activities
through the weekly “IIDA Events” e-mail
that goes out to our friends and members.
The SWG Planning Team looks forward to
seeing you at our fall programs.
Washington Metro City Center:
Residential Forum, LEED for HOMES
By Karen Luria, AF IIDA, Residential Forum Chair
n
March,
Specialist
David Kaiser, EIT, LEED
AP, who formerly held the
USGBC NCR Chapter’s
LEED Homes Advocacy
position, presented a two
hour CEU session on LEED for HOMES
for Residential Forum. Approximately
20 people attended and topics that were
discussed with accompanying slides and
handouts were:
• Description of the development of the
LEED for Homes Green Building Rating
System
• The intent of the rating system credit
categories
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• Program implementation and where to
find more information
• Green strategies, costs, and challenges
• The role of LEED for Homes Providers
• Description of the LEED for Homes
certification process
• The role of design professionals in
LEED for Homes
KNOLL was our most gracious sponsor
in their new Gold Certified (pending)
Showroom at 1050 K St, Washington DC.
2009-2010
BALTIMORE CITY
CENTER OFFICERS
City Center Director
Jeffrey A. Moaney, IIDA
Gensler
[email protected]
Treasurer
Mimi McIlroy, IIDA
MOI
[email protected]
Forums Co-coordinators
Laura Kerris, IIDA
Shaw Contract
[email protected]
Greg Martin, Industry IIDA
American Office
[email protected]
Membership Coordinator
Amy Tate, IIDA
Hospitality Services Inc.
[email protected]
Baltimore City Center: Membership Bingo
By Amy Tate, IIDA
T
he BCC held its annual membership
Bingo event on April 30. BCC
membership chairs Kären Welsko and
Amy Tate planned the event around
a “Back to Basics Baltimore” theme,
including locally brewed beverages,
Berger cookies, and pizza from a local,
independent pizzeria. The event was well
attended, with approximately 50 potential
new members, current members, and
sponsors in attendance. Our generous
BCC sponsors donated wonderful prizes,
including tote bags, gift cards and furniture.
The top prize for the evening was a one
year membership to IIDA, which was won
by Vickie Kalinowski of Arbee Associates.
Karen Welsko, IIDA
Ridge Commercial Interiors
[email protected]
CEU Co-Coordinators
Stacey T. Hukill, Associate IIDA
Gensler
[email protected]
Alison Graham, Associate IIDA
Gensler
[email protected]
Communications Coordinator
Amy Pilo, Associate IIDA
[email protected]
Development Chairperson
Jessica Barno, Associate IIDA
MOI
[email protected]
Maria Bache, Assoc. IIDA
MOI
[email protected]
Student Outreach
Ginger Burcham MDCID, IIDA
Brasher Design
[email protected]
Philanthropy Coordinator
Polly Houck, Industry IIDA
Sentral Building Services, LLC
[email protected]
Partner Event Chairpersons
Carmella Rayner, IIDA
[email protected]
Elizabeth Herr, Associate IIDA
Portnoy Levine Design Associates
[email protected]
Sustainability Forums Chariperson
Louise Humphreys, IIDA
Price-Modern, Inc.
[email protected]
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IIDA would like to thank RTKL for the
use of their space and our top-notch BCC
sponsors – without you, this event would
not be possible!
Baltimore City Center:
Government Forum Integral Systems
Greg Martin, Industry IIDA
highlight of the spring was the BCC
Government Forum, a tour of the
new corporate headquarters of Integral
Systems, Inc. which took place on May
14th. This company provides satellite
communications and ground systems
for government agencies and private
companies. The 130,000 square foot
space was designed by Gensler Baltimore
and the concept was to highlight the
dichotomy of earthly and stellar elements
as it relates to Integral’s business. This
concept was realized through material use
including terrazzo floor tile with sparkling
mirror accents, textured stone walls, sleek
glass conference room fronts, and lighting
concepts, such as lines of light and floating
orbs. This was a challenging project as
the design and documentation was done
in a twelve week period and is also in the
process of going for a LEED CI Silver
rating. Mary Ellen Evanko, IIDA, LEED
AP, was our host for the evening.
Baltimore City Center:
Corporate Forum - Tour of Sterling Partners
Greg Martin, Industry IIDA
The Baltimore City Center toured the
new corporate headquarters of Sterling
Partners, located in Harbor East on March
19th. The nearly 16,000 square foot space
was charged with providing fluid exterior
views which was accomplished by PLDA
Interiors with the design of a frameless
butt seamed glass partition system that
defines all perimeter offices and conference
rooms. This was a full scope interiors
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project including programming, space
planning, construction documents/details,
construction administration and furniture/
finish specifications.
Paula Worthing NCIDQ, LEED AP,
Principal of PLDA Interiors was our host
for the evening.
Baltimore City Center: Karaoke-4-a-Cause
By Polly Houck
2009
ANNAPOLIS CITY
CENTER BOARD
Director
Ann Pierson, IIDA, LEED AP
Haworth
[email protected]
Treasurer
Anna Severn
National Office
[email protected]
O
n April Fool’s Day, IIDA and BOMA
partnered to raise funds for LEAP.
LEAP stands for Literacy Empowerment
Advocacy
Program.
Woodhome
Elementary/Middle School has been chosen
as the adopted school for renovations.
Fun was had by all as the featured acts
and solo artists competed in song on
stage. Karaoke favorites such as “ Love
Shack” and “Dancing in the Streets” were
all present. The house closed up with
a wonderful harmonica led sing along
version of “Piano Man.”
April 2nd, Facebook and emails flew about
the hilarity of the night. Rumor has been
told that this event is known as the 1st
annual Karaoke 4 a Cause. Put it on you
calendar for April Fools Day 2010!
Development & Sponsorship / Membership
Christine Miller-Langemak, Industry IIDA
Washington Workplace
[email protected]
Communications
Victoria Tom
WBCM
[email protected]
COMING SOON!
IIDA-MAC.ORG REDESIGN
2009-2010 will seen a redesign to the
IIDA-MAC.ORG website. Our members
are asking for interactive features with
links to Facebook and even Twitter.
Weekly eBlasts and event photos will be
linked from our IIDA MAC Picasa site
as well as resource links from each City
Center event, CEU and site tour. Every
month the site will be updated with new
articles and resources for our members.
Please let us know what features you
would like…send your suggestions to:
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Caroline Alexander at
[email protected]
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Design Awards and each year the event grows in
participants and competition entries. Design
Award entries are judged by prominent members
of an IIDA chapter in another region, to insure
an impartial jury. This year’s jury was from the
Northern California Chapter and jurors met in
San Francisco to review the entries. Jurors review
project photos, plans and concept statements then
select the award recipients. The panel of jurors
included Debby Weber, IIDA, Eric Engstrom,
FIIDA, Severine Secret, IIDA, Carol Disrud, IIDA
and Robert Hayes, IIDA, AIA.
Twenty-five awards were given to thirteen firms.
The Pinnacle Award, the Design Awards’ most
prestigious award, went to Gensler for Cassidy
& Pinkard Colliers at 2101 L Street, NW in
Washington, DC. This project is in the Commercial
20,000 to 100,000 square feet category and
the lead designers were Jim Williamson, IIDA,
Mariella Buendia-Corrochano, Steve Martin
Robert Sollinger, Hansoo Kim, Maria Rucks,
Carey Ryder, Andrea Cleveland and Sharyea
Mehan. This project also won in the Gold Award
category. Three levels of awards, Bronze, Silver
and Gold, are recognized in nine categories. The
categories include: Commercial under 20,000
square feet; Commercial between 20,000 and
100,000 square feet; Commercial over 100,000
square feet; Educational/Institutional; Health
Care; Hospitality; Residential; Local/State/Federal
Government; and Retail.
This year’s awards ceremony named ten Gold Award
winners, five Silver Award winners and five Bronze
Award winners. Projects were also considered for
Special Merit. The three Merit winners happened to
be from the Commercial Under 20,000 square feet.
Two of those projects also won in the Gold level.
Special recognition was given to another Gold level
winner in the Educational/Institutional category.
Please see pages 8 & 9 for a complete list of 2009
Design Award winners. Images of these projects
can be found on IIDA’s Mid-Atlantic Chapter
website, www.iidamac.org. It is never too early
to begin thinking about projects to enter into the
competition. The 15th Annual Design Awards will
be announced next year and entries are due in early
January 2010. Watch the Mid-Atlantic website or
follow Chapter emails for the Call for Entries.
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Kennedy Center
Cerys Brown (Kennedy Center, Restaurant
Associates) , Jennifer Geiss (American Office, Co-Chair, The Premiere 2009)
Susan Ives, (Perkins+Will, IIDA WMCC
City Center Director)
Richard Munsey (Herman Miller),
Ken Wilson (Envision)
Cheryl Duvall (Avance, Co-Chair,
The Design Awards 2009)
Jim Williamson (Gensler, President,
IIDA MAC)
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continued from page 6
The committee that hosts The Premiere each year
is made up of a multitude of volunteer members.
These members work under the direction of the
event chairs and this year’s co-chairs were Dyane
Betteker, IIDA of Herman Miller, Inc and Jennifer
Geiss, Industry Member, IIDA of American Office.
The Design Awards were co-chaired by Cheryl
Duvall, FIIDA of Avancé, LLC and Amy Carter,
IIDA of Esoarc Studio, PLC.
Special recognition goes to all of the generous
partners that made this event possible. Their
support is greatly appreciated and without them
The Premiere would not be possible.
2009 PARTNERS FOR THE PREMIERE
Cheryl Durst (Executive VP and CEO,
IIDA)
Karen Trimbach (Cooper Carrey), Cheryl
Durst, Robert Kelly (Cooper Carry)
PLATINUM
ALKS & Associates
Gensler
Herman Miller
KI/The Hinman Group
Rand Construction Corporation
Shaw Contract Group
GOLD
Arbee Associates
The Mohawk Group: Karastan
Contract, Lees, Bigelow
Steelcase, Coalesse, DesignTex,
Details and Nur ture
Tandus, Monterey, C&A, Crossley
SILVER
American Office
Design Products
Inscape
Kimball Office
McLain Group, Inc.
US Business Interiors
VOA
Jennifer Geiss (American Office, Co-Chair, The Premiere 2009), Dyane Betteker (Herman
Miller, Co-Chair, The Premiere 2009), Jessica Maples (Hickok Cole), Liz Ruby (VOA
Assoc.)
Susan Pelczynski (Hickok Cole), Sharon Thompson (Mark Anderson Consulting), Melinda
Britt (Maharam), Amy Carter (Esoarc, Co-Chair, The Premiere 2009)
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14TH ANNUAL
IIDA
MID-ATLANTIC
CHAPTER
DESIGN
AWARDS 2009
6:00 - 8:30 PM
ROOF TERRACE
RESTAURANT
THE
JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER
FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
WASHINGTON, DC
W E D N E S D AY
APRIL 22
THE
PREMIERE
2009
The Pinnacle Award
COMMERCIAL 20,000-100,000 SF
CASSIDY & PINKARD COLLIERS
2101 L Street, NW
Jim Williamson, IIDA, Mariella Buendia-Corrochano, Steve Martin,
Washington, DC
Robert Sollinger, Hansoo Kim, Maria Rucks, Carey Ryder,
Andrea
Cleveland, Sharyea Mehan
PLATINUM
GOLD
SILVER
PARTNERS FOR THE PREMIERE
ALKS & Associates
Arbee Associates
American Office
Gensler
The Mohawk Group: Karastan
Contract, Lees, Bigelow
Design Products
COMMERCIAL
20,000-100,000 SF
Herman Miller
Inscape
CASSIDY & PINKARD COLLIERS
Steelcase, Coalesse, DesignTex,
KI/The
Hinman
Kimball Office
2101
L Street,
NWGroup
Jim Williamson, IIDA, Mariella Buendia-Corrochano,
Steve Martin,
Details and Nurture
Washington,
DC
Robert
Sollinger, Hansoo Kim, Maria Rucks,McLain
Carey Group,
Ryder, Inc.
Rand Construction Corporation
Andrea
Cleveland,
Sharyea
Tandus,
Monterey,
C&A,Mehan
Crossley
Shaw Contract
COMMERCIAL
OVERGroup
100,000 SF
MORRISON & FOERSTER LLP
2000 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC
US Business Interiors
VOA LEED AP,
Emily Kirk, IIDA, LEED AP, Anik Jhaveri, AIA,
Yves Springuel, AIA
COMMERCIAL OVER 100,000 SF
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Landover, MD
Jim Williamson, IIDA, Chris Banks, Lisa Amster, Deborah Hill,
Meredith Sandman, Emily Hatch, Sumita Aurora, Lee Lindahl,
Katie Randolph, Ravi Dyhani, Hye Ree Kim
COMMERCIAL OVER 100,000 SF
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA US HEADQUARTERS
2200 Ferdinand Porsche Drive
John G. Jessen, AIA, NCARB, IIDA, Pablo Quintana,
Herndon, VA
Brian Allen, Assoc. IIDA, Christopher Pilla, Paolo Zavala, Katie Clifford,
Min Kim, Justin Do
HEALTHCARE
OBEID DENTAL
8401 Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase, MD
The Gold Award
GENSLER
Rand Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Benny Chang
CONTRACTOR:
MANCINI DUFFY
CONTRACTOR: Hitt Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHER: Mark Ballogg
THE PREMIERE
IS HOSTED BY
THE WASHINGTON
METRO CITY CENTER
GENSLER
Harvey- Cleary Builders
PHOTOGRAPHER: Paul Warchol
CONTRACTOR:
VOA
CONTRACTOR:
Rand Construction
Nick Merrick
PHOTOGRAPHER:
FORMA
Andreas Charalambous, IIDA, AIA, Laurence Koehrsen, AIA
CONTRACTOR:
Capitol Construction
Geoffery Hodgdon
PHOTOGRAPHER:
RESIDENTIAL
HOUSE BY THE RIVER
Alexandria, VA
GENSLER
Rand Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Benny Chang
CONTRACTOR:
FORMA
Andreas Charalambous, IIDA, AIA, Laurence Koehrsen, AIA,
Juan Martin Gutierrez
CONTRACTOR:
Peterson & Collins
Geoffery Hodgdon
PHOTOGRAPHER:
STATE/FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
PERKINS+WILL
21 Church Street
Michael Considine, IIDA, Tamara Cavin, Janis Barnes, James Wood,
CONTRACTOR
: Coakley
Image courtesy
ofWilliams
Michael Matsil, www.matsilphotography.com
Maxwell
MacKenzie
Rockville, MD
Courtney MacFarlane, David Cordell, Harris Lokmanhakim. Tammy KimPrintedPHOTOGRAPHER
on recycled :paper
with no
chlorine bleaching used in the recycling process.
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
FOX ARCHITECTS' DC OFFICE
1121 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC
FOX ARCHITECTS
Rand Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Ron Blunt
Bob Fox, AIA, IIDA, Andy Yeh, Jennifer Altman
CONTRACTOR:
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
IIDA HEADQUARTERS
222 Merchandise Mart Plaza
Chicago, IL
EDUCATIONAL/INSTITUTIONAL
BENNING CHARTER SCHOOL RENOVATION
100THE
41stPREMIERE
Street, NW 2009
Robert Kelly, IIDA, Karen
Trimbach, IIDA,
JeanetteCITY
Rihn CENTER
WASHINGTON
METRO
Washington,
DC MEMBERS
OFFICERS
COMMITTEE
DESIGN AWARDS
CO-CHAIRS
Cheryl Duvall, FIIDA
Avance LLC
Amy Carter, IIDA, LEED AP
Esoarc Studio, PLC
COMMERCIAL 20,000-100,000 SF
THE
DIRECTOR
COMMUNICATIONS
COORDINATOR
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Susan Ives, IIDA, LEED AP
Perkins+Will
Ginny Dyson, IIDA, LEED AP
AECOM DESIGN
2009
ENVISION
Turner Construction
Eric Laignel
PREMIERE
Kendall P. Wilson, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, Robert Moylan, IIDA, LEED AP,
Kevin Kenney, IIDA, LEED AP, Ashley Compton, Assoc. IIDA, LEED AP
CONTRACTOR:
PHOTOGRAPHER:
COOPER CARRY
CONTRACTOR
: MCN Build CHAPTER
MID-ATLANTIC
PHOTOGRAPHER: Maxwell MacKenzie
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
James D. Williamson, IIDA, LEED AP
Gensler
THE SILVER AWARD
PAST PRESIDENT
Frank A. Norcross, IIDA, AIA
Retired
Rockville, MD
Courtney MacFarlane, David Cordell, Harris Lokmanhakim. Tammy Kim
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Bob Fox, AIA, IIDA, Andy Yeh, Jennifer Altman
CONTRACTOR:
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
FOX ARCHITECTS' DC OFFICE
1121 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
IIDA HEADQUARTERS
222 Merchandise Mart Plaza
Chicago, IL
FOX ARCHITECTS
Rand Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Ron Blunt
BENNING CHARTER SCHOOL RENOVATION
100 41st Street, NW
Robert Kelly, IIDA, Karen Trimbach, IIDA, Jeanette Rihn
WASHINGTON METRO CITY CENTER
THE
PREMIERE 2009
Washington, DC
OFFICERS
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
DESIGN AWARDS
CO-CHAIRS
THE
PREMIERE
Kendall P. Wilson, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, Robert Moylan, IIDA, LEED AP,
Kevin Kenney, IIDA, LEED AP, Ashley Compton, Assoc. IIDA, LEED AP
EDUCATIONAL/INSTITUTIONAL
Cheryl Duvall, FIIDA
Avance LLC
Amy Carter, IIDA, LEED AP
Esoarc Studio, PLC
COMMERCIAL 20,000-100,000 SF
DIRECTOR
COMMUNICATIONS
COORDINATOR
CEU COORDINATORS
American Office
PHOTOGRAPHER:
COOPER CARRY
CONTRACTOR: MCN Build
MID-ATLANTIC CHAPTER
PHOTOGRAPHER: Maxwell MacKenzie
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gensler
THE SILVER
AWARD
PRESIDENT
PAST PRESIDENT
Ginny Dyson, IIDA, LEED AP
AECOM DESIGN
Julie Toma,IIDA
Full Scale Design
2009
ENVISION
Turner Construction
Eric Laignel
CONTRACTOR:
Susan Ives, IIDA, LEED AP
Perkins+Will
NEWSPAPER
OF AMERICA
THE PREMIEREASSOCIATION
Dyane Betteker, IIDA
MEMBERSHIP Kerry Wallace, IIDA
CO-CHAIRS
Herman Miller, Inc.
COORDINATOR
4401 Wilson
Blvd
Lewis Goetz, FIIDA, FAIA, Anton
Janezich,KlingStubbins
AIA, Kelly Blanchard
Arlington, VA Jennifer Geiss, Industry Member, IIDA
COMMERCIAL OVER 100,000 SF
Maxwell MacKenzie
James D. Williamson, IIDA, LEED AP
Frank A. Norcross, IIDA, AIA
Retired
PRESIDENT
ELECT Susan Ives, IIDA, LEED AP
GROUP GOETZ
ARCHITECTS
Hitt Contracting Perkins+Will
VP
OF PROFESSIONAL
Robyn Dubick, IIDA
PHOTOGRAPHER
: Lewis
Goetz
CONTRACTOR:
DEVELOPMENT
CR Goodman Associates
VP OF MEMBERSHIP
Heather McIntire, IIDA
THE PREMIERE INSTITUTION
John DeBell, IIDA AT CAPITAL GALLERY
Kris Winner, IIDA
SMITHSONIAN
COMMITTEE VOA
Virginia Community College
600 Maryland
Avenue, SW
Maggie Ngoc-Phan, IIDA, Anthony Maher, Northern
Maria Kofod
Christian
Gillette,
Industry
Member,
IIDA
DEVELOPMENT Pedro Nunez, IIDA, LEED AP
Washington, DC Kimball Office
SMITH GROUP
Department of State
CONTRACTOR: James G. Davis Construction
VP OF Caroline Alexander, IIDA, LEED AP
PHOTOGRAPHER: Prakash Patel, Eric Laignel
COMMUNICATIONS Booz Allen Hamilton
FORUMS Kelly Keegan, IIDA
Herman Miller
Inc.
AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF CLINICAL
ONCOLOGY
COORDINATOR American University
Member,McDowell,
IIDA
2318 Mill Road Cynthia A. Hund, Industry David
IIDA, Pei Tan,TREASURER
Erin Sherman, Lida Dersookian,
Omnifics, Inc.
Alexandria, VA
Holly Chang
CONTRACTOR:
COMMERCIAL OVER
100,000
SFIndustry Member, IIDA
Cristina
Hamsher,
COORDINATOR
SECRETARY
Alyssa Jahera, Assoc. IIDA
EDUCATIONAL/INSTITUTIONAL
VOA
EDD
Karen A. Luria, Affiliate IIDA
Karen Luria Interior Identity Inc.
GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY
Scott Kelly, IIDASORENSON LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION CENTER
800 Florida Street,
NEKinney, IIDA IndustryCheryl
Renee
MemberBrown, IIDA, Harim Lee, LEED AP
Washington, DC OFS Brands
HEALTHCARE
Jessica Maples, IIDA
Hickok Cole Architects
SCHOLARSHIP AND
PHILANTHROPY
FORMA
Ruth Jansson, IIDA, LEED AP
AECOM DESIGN
DIRECTOR,
ANNAPOLIS
AnnInc.
Pierson, IIDA, LEED AP
MM
Architects,
CITY CENTER Haworth, Inc.
AFFILIATED ARCHITECT :
CONTRACTOR:
Wholsen Construction
DIRECTOR,
BALTIMORE
Geoffery
HodgdonJeffrey A. Moaney, IIDA
CITY CENTER Gensler
DIRECTOR,
WASHINGTON METRO
CITY CENTER
Susan Ives, IIDA, LEED AP
Perkins+Will
THE BRONZE
AWARD
Scott Kelly, IIDA
COMMERCIAL OVER 100,000 SF
Lewis Goetz, FIIDA, FAIA, Catarina Ferreira, AIA, Amber Kwasniewski,
Anton Janezich, AIA, Kimberly O'Conner, AIA, LEED AP
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF AMERICA
1110 Vermont Avenue, NW
Mark Baughman, IIDA, AIA, LEED AP, Kevin Kenney, IIDA, LEED AP,
Washington, DC
Stefanie Hetzke, Assoc. IIDA, Jessica Maxson, Ruth Oczkowski
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS/GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS OFFICE
1201 Maryland Ave, SW
Sabret Flocos, IIDA, Damon Josue, IIDA, Christina Ventrano, LEED AP
Washington, DC
RESIDENTIAL
GOLDSTEIN RESIDENCE
Bethesda, MD
Valerie Hassett, IIDA, AIA, LEED AP
Studio of Valerie Hassett
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Molly Shumaker, IIDA
American Office
BINGHAM MCCUTCHEN LLP
2020 K Street, NW
Washington, DC
Danielle Bush, IIDA
SMITH GROUP
COORDINATOR
CONTRACTOR: Forrester
Construction
Rhea Company
Valfor, IIDA, ASID, LEED AP
SECRETARY
PHOTOGRAPHER: Prakash Patel
VOA Associates Inc.
ARCHIVIST- HISTORIAN
M2 PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
Dorlise O’Hara, IIDA Industry Member
2135 Noll Drive American Office
Andreas Charalambous, IIDA, AIA, Laurence Koehrsen, AIA
Lancaster, PA Betsy Rimlinger, IIDA
EVENT
PHOTOGRAPHER
VP OF GOV’T AND
REGULATORY AFFAIRS David S. Brown Enterprises
LEO A. DALY
RandDEVELOPMENT
Construction Alison Kennedy, IIDA, Assoc., AIA, LEED AP
COORDINATOR Gensler
PHOTOGRAPHER: Francis Dzikowksi, Leo A. Daly Rendering
GROUP GOETZ ARCHITECTS
Milev Architects
CONTRACTOR: Hitt Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHER: Lewis Goetz
AFFILIATED ARCHITECT :
SPECTOR, KNAPP & BAUGHMAN
Regency Commercial Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Kevin Kenney, Mark Baughman, Myung Jung
CONTRACTOR:
FOX ARCHITECTS
Kalmia Construction Company
Ron Blunt, Damon Josue
CONTRACTOR:
PHOTOGRAPHER:
JORDAN GOLDSTEIN
Witters & Bank
Kenneth M. Wyner, Richard Greenhouse
Jordan Goldstein, IIDA
CONTRACTOR:
PHOTOGRAPHER:
STATE/FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
131 M Street, NE
Michael Considine, IIDA, Tamara Cavin, Marian Danowski,
Washington, DC
Harris Lokmanhakim, Ursula Albertini, Thomas Gregory,
Courtney MacFarlane, Lauren Frank
PERKINS+WILL
HITT Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHER: Maxwell MacKenzie
CONTRACTOR:
SPECIAL MERIT
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
FOX ARCHITECTS' DC OFFICE
1121 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC
FOX ARCHITECTS
Rand Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Ron Blunt
Bob Fox, AIA, IIDA, Andy Yeh, Jennifer Altman
CONTRACTOR:
Kendall P. Wilson, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, Robert Moylan, IIDA, LEED AP,
Kevin Kenney, IIDA, LEED AP, Ashley Compton, Assoc. IIDA, LEED AP
CONTRACTOR:
Kendall P. Wilson, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, Robert Moylan, IIDA, LEED AP,
Ashley Compton, Assoc., IIDA, LEED AP
CONTRACTOR:
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
IIDA HEADQUARTERS
222 Merchandise Mart Plaza
Chicago, IL
COMMERCIAL UNDER 20,000 SF
MOHAWK SHOWROOM
222 Merchandise Mart Plaza
Chicago, IL
ENVISION
Turner Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Eric Laignel
ENVISION
Bear Construction
PHOTOGRAPHER: Eric Laignel
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
EDUCATIONAL/INSTITUTIONAL
BENNING CHARTER SCHOOL RENOVATION
100 41st Street, NW
Robert Kelly, IIDA, Karen Trimbach, IIDA, Jeanette Rihn
Washington, DC
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COOPER CARRY
MCN Build
PHOTOGRAPHER: Maxwell MacKenzie
CONTRACTOR:
Got NeoCon?
By Frank Norcross, IIDA, AIA
A
s this issue of The Bridge comes out you have either just
returned from NeoCon in Chicago or are lamenting that
you did not have the opportunity to attend this year. If you did
not attend, I have an economical alternative for you, NeoCon
East, October 28-29, 2009 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Coming from the government, I have attended this show for
years, and it gets bigger and better each year. True, this show
does tend to emphasize products that the government tends
to buy, and GSA is a major supporter. This however, is an
advantage this year because the government is spending a lot
of money, while the private sector market is down.
Consider the following reasons for attending
• NeoCon East is the largest of the regional Merchandise
Mart shows.
• 73,000 SF houses 290 Exhibitors and 49 seminars, and you
don’t have to cope with the Merchandise Mart elevators.
• 7,864 Attended the show and 3,928 persons attended the 49
seminars in 2008. Many of the seminars are free.
• The second day is traditionally student day. 965 students
from the Mid-Atlantic Region attended last year. See the
attached graphic.
• The opening night party is always great fun, and is a great
place to network. The party provides an enjoyable evening
if you plan to spend the night in Baltimore.
• The show is a short driving distance from most cities of
the Mid-Atlantic Region. Washington, DC – 40 miles.
Annapolis, MD – 32 miles. Wilmington, DE – 75 miles.
Philadelphia, PA – 106 miles. Richmond, VA - 152 miles.
Norfolk, VA – 240 miles.
• IIDA HQ and the Mid-Atlantic Chapter share a booth at
the show just inside the Pratt Street entrance to the exhibit
floor. We man the booth with HQ, and it is a great place to
stop by to sit, network, and check in with friends.
S AV E T H E D A T E
The Mini Golf Design Classic
Thursday October 15, 2009, 5:30-8:30 PM
The Lazy, Hazy Days of summer are upon us! And just in time
to start honing your Mini-Golf skills to participate in this year’s
Design Challenge!
Venue Sponsor: Photography: Catering: Raffle proceeds to benefit:
Vornado/Charles E. Smith at
2121 Crystal Drive, Crystal City, VA
Lydia Cutter Photo
Dogfish Head Alehouse
The National Building Museum’s Sustainability
and School Program Funds.
For more information contact Karen Luria at 703.329.6262 or
[email protected]
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Baltimore City Center : Education Forum, Tour of Roland Park
Country School Athletic Complex Certified Green Building
Greg Martin, Industry IIDA
T
he BCC IIDA enjoyed
touring The Roland
Park Country School
Athletic Complex on
April 16th. The project
was designed by Bowie
Gridley Architects and
constructed by Kirby
& Sons.
The 39,000
square-foot-space facility
maintains the standards
of environmental sustainability and according to Tim
Lovett, AIA, of Bowie Gridley Architects, is in the process
of being certified as a LEED-NC Gold Building by the
USGBC. The certification will likely happen by the end
of this year. What was most interesting about this tour was
that it was hosted by the Students and Faculty who use
the space which gave a great perspective of what is really
important to the people who actually use the space.
species requiring less fertilizer and water. Interior “green”
features include furnishings and flooring either recycled
from the former gym or made from recycled/renewable
sources, water-conserving plumbing fixtures, and Forest
Stewardship Council certified cabinetry. The building also
includes a cistern to collect rain water to use in the heating
and cooling process.
A highlight of the new building is a vegetative roof which
minimizes heat accumulation. The view of this unique
rooftop garden from the running track is spectacular.
“Green” aspects of the exterior also include storm water
quantity, quality control, and landscaping using native
www.milicillc.com
[email protected]
703 483 9023
specializing in the contract office furniture marketplace
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Honoring our Presidents and FIIDA Members
By Frank Norcross, IIDA, AIA
IIDA Mid Atlantic Chapter Presidents
2009-2010
Susan Ives, IIDA, LEED-AP
2008-2009
James D. Williamson, IIDA, LEED-AP
2007-2008
Frank A. Norcross, IIDA, AIA
2006-2007
Nancy Wightman, IIDA, LEED-AP
2005-2006
Christine Boston, IIDA
2004-2005 Michael Polovina, IIDA
2003-2004 Lisa Davidson, IIDA
2002-2003 Valerie Hassett, IIDA, AIA
2001
Tim Gajewski. IIDA - moved to LA, CA
2000
Catherine Gately, IIDA
1999
Ada Smith, IIDA
Presidents will be presented a Silver IIDA pin at the annual
meeting when they conclude their service as President.
The annual meeting will also honor those members who
have achieved FIIDA in the last year. This is the first time
these awards will be presented, so the ceremony will also
include previous recipients.
If your name is on the listing below, and you did not
receive your silver pin, please contact Susan Ives or
myself by email, and we will see that you receive one.
IIDA Mid Atlantic Chapter Fellows of IIDA
Charles Blumberg, FIIDA
Cheryl Duvall, FIIDA
Lewis Goetz, FIIDA
Terry Perry, FIIDA
Sandra L. Ragan, FIIDA
Jane M. Rohde, FIIDA
Alan Shavitz, FIIDA - moved to FL
Ann Pierson receives the R.O.C Award and Frank Norcross
receives the Herb Ginsberg commemorative obelisk from
President, Susan Ives, and Past President, Jim Williamson
NCIDQ Tuition Reimbursement Scholarship
Jim Williamson presenting check to Marie S. Lynn
Jim Williamson presenting check to Andrea Wharton
Each year the IIDA Foundation offers scholarships to those who have passed either the NCIDQ or the LEED
exam. Selection is normally made in September. See the IIDA web site for details. As a follow up to the
foundation program the IIDA Mid Atlantic Chapter also offers scholarships to those who have passed the
NCIDQ exam and were not reimbursed either by their employer or by other scholarship. Check the www.
IIDAMAC.org for details or contact Valerie Hassett, IIDA, AIA, VP Philanthropy and Scholarship. The
fall 2008 MAC scholarship winners Mary S. Lynn, IIDA (Architect of the Capitol) and Andrea Wharton are
shown being presented their checks at the MAC board meeting on March 25, 2009.
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WA S H I N G T O N M E T R O C I T Y C E N T E R
MEMBER PROFILE
R H E A VA L F O R , I I D A , L E E D A P
V O A A ssociates
Have you a partner, family, and /or pets?
I am married and we have a cat, Mika, and three hermit crabs.
Where did you study design? What was the emphasis of your study? (Architecture, interior design, other)?
I received my MFA in Interior Design from the George Washington University. I passed the NCIDQ exam in Fall 2008 and I passed the LEED-CI
Exam in 2007.
What did you enjoy or excel at in school?
Concept development, model building and digital rendering.
What is your employer’s name and your job description or title?
I work for VOA Associates as a project designer. What I do from day-to day depends on the project phase. I’m currently managing the LEED documentation for two projects that are starting the Construction Administration phase.
What do you like most about your current job?
That I learn a new skill on every project and that I’m pushed to think about design in new ways.
How and why did you come to interior design as a career choice?
Design is my 2nd career. During my undergraduate years, I was a political science/international relations and Spanish major. I was drawn to design
because of its political dimensions. The built environment can influence and affect how people think, interact and feel.
What was your first job in design?
My school internship at Hickok Cole Architects turned into my first job. I was fortunate to have a great first job.
Why and when did you join IIDA?
I joined both IIDA and ASID while I was a student. I’ve maintained both memberships in my professional career. Both memberships bring excellent
opportunities for professional development.
Who or what has been your biggest motivator in your life or career?
Curiosity and a desire for knowledge.
What do you do or where do you go when you need to “escape”?
I go to an art museum; they are sacred places to me.
With what interests, hobbies, charities, or other organizations are you involved?
Every month, my husband and I volunteer at a soup kitchen called Open Table by cooking and serving meals. We’re both devoted to Greenpeace,
Environment America and the Washington Humane Society. As far as hobbies, I take dance classes, do yoga, swim, collect records (mostly soul,
Brazilian jazz, 80’s Britpop), and just picked up golf as my most newest sport. I don’t like to sleep much.
What is you favorite comfort food?
Sushi
What else do you want to say in THE BRIDGE – briefly?
As the WMCC Forum Coordinator, I’m looking forward to helping bring intriguing design programs and events to the members. In addition, I hope
that we can tap into the creative energy and talents of our student members. I’m always looking for new ideas.
If you could be another designer living or past who might that be?
I admire the work of Matali Crassat, Masamichi Katayama, George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Yves Behar and John Maeda. I’m enjoying the process of becoming the designer that I want to be.
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IIDA Mid-Atlantic Membership and the National Building Museum
The Washington Metro City Center has joined the
National Building Museum at the Corinthian Level for 2009
This membership will provide the WMCC with a vendor neutral
location to hold events, and it also provides many other
benefits to all IIDA MAC members!
SPACE USE:
Unlimited use of the Corinthian Lounge during business hours;
suitable for small groups of 6 to 8 people; contact Melinda:
[email protected] or Amanda: [email protected] to schedule
PUBLIC PROGRAM PASSES:
• IIDA has 15 free passes to onsite public programs at the Museum.
• See www.nbm.org for upcoming events.
• Contact Melinda or Amanda to use a free pass before the date of
the program.
MUSEUM SHOP DISCOUNT:
• IIDA MAC members receive a 20% discount on purchases in the
award-winning Museum Shop.
• Tell the cashier what company or association to which you belong.
EVENTS and TOURS:
• Invitations to exhibition opening receptions, the Corinthian
Holiday Party and other special events.
• Contact Melinda or Amanda to schedule a group to of the building
or an exhibition.
These are outstanding benefits that we can offer our entire IIDA MAC
membership. Please contact Susan Ives, [email protected] with
membership questions.
The National Building Museum is located at 401 F Street NW, Washington, DC.
Red Line Metro, Judiciary Square
M-Sat: 10 – 5, Sun 11 – 5
www.nbm.org, 202.272.2448
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calendar
jan feb mar apr may jun jul aug sep oct nov dec
Aug 2009
19ACC Cruise & Meeting
26MAC Meeting
No City Center Meetings
JOB Opportunities:
IIDA members may list employment opportunities
available at their firms at no charge.
Business Development Managers New England or Washington D.C./Philadelphia
Steelcase, the global leader in the office furniture industry
seeks Business Development Managers for the New England
and the Washington D.C/Philadelphia markets.
Work with assigned Steelcase dealers to build relationships,
develop sales, promote and implement key programs/initiatives and help direct sales strategies as part of the Wood
Category. Also develop relationships with key interior design
and architectural firms to sell Steelcase wood products/
solutions. Accountable for Wood Category sales, program
implementation and measures for assigned dealer/markets.
Sep 2009
11The Bridge- Deadline
14BCC Meeting
16WMCC Meeting
17WMCC Forum
23ACC Meeting
24BCC Forum
30MAC Meeting
Required
• Sales and marketing focused, excellent analytical and
decision making skills.
• Outstanding organizational and time management skills.
• Self-motivated, self-directed and willing to accept responsibility for results.
• Comfortable with the design and dealer communities.
• Effective training and presentation skills.
• Knowledge of the processes/key concerns common to all
businesses.
Oct 2009
8 WMCC CEU
12BCC Meeting
14WMCC Meeting
15BCC Forum/CEU
20ACC Forum/CEU
21ACC Meeting
22WMCC Mini-Golf Classic
22MAC Meeting
Education/Experience
• Bachelor degree or equivalent experience required.
• Three years experience with a proven sales record.
• Proven record in understanding the sales organization,
sales process and executing sales strategies
• Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of wood
contract furniture and the design community.
Nov 2009
9 BCC Meeting
12BCC Forum/CEU
17MAC Meeting
18ACC Meeting
18WMCC Meeting (changed
from Veterans Day)
19WMCC CEU
Send Resume to: [email protected]
Dec 2009
3 ACC Holiday Party &
Membership Event
9 WMCC Hospitality/Retail
Forum
10BCC Holiday Party
11The Bridge- Deadline
14BCC Board Thank you Dinner
No MAC or City Center Meetings
Details for the IIDA-MAC Calendar are available online
www.iidamac.org/Events.htm
The Mid-Atlantic Chapter (MAC) is made up of the three City Centers listed below.
If you have questions or are interested in attending an event, please contact us.
Washington Metro City Center Kelly Keegan, [email protected]
Baltimore City Center Jeffrey Moaney, [email protected]
Annapolis City Center Ann Pierson, [email protected]
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