5.20.08 | New York, NY | Lucy Carter became the Director of Marketing and Business Development for Ted Moudis Associates. Ms. Carter has over 18 years of experience in marketing, business development and corporate communications and will work closely with the Senior Principals to oversee the marketing department and establish and maintain client relationships. She is an active member of CoreNet Global Real Estate NY Chapter and the AIA NY Chapter. www.tedmoudis.com

5.15.08 | Muscatine, IA | HON Company will have a well-known "Office" visitor on Monday, June 9, 2008 during NeoCon World's Trade Fair as the Merchandise Mart in Chicago.  Rainn Wilson, who plays the eccentric paper salesman, Dwight Schrute, on the series, The Office, will make a day-long appearance in HON's Showroom, Suite 1130. Mr. Wilson will be in the HON showroom from 10-11:30 am and again from 1-3:30 pm. 

5.14.08 | New York, NY | Diane Hoskins, AIA, LEED AP, and Rives Taylor, AIA, LEED AP, were appointed 2008 Fellows of the American Institute of Architects. The AIA noted Mr. Taylor and Ms. Hoskins commitment to architectural education, training and practice. Ms. Hoskins is the executive director of Gensler and the founding leader of Gensler's global Workplace Task Force. Mr.Taylor is a lecturer and teacher at Rice University and a sustainability design director in the Gensler Houston office. Mr. Taylor also helped found the Houston chapter of the USGBC. 

5.14.08 | Orangeburg, NY | Debra Shecter joins Arc-Com Fabrics, Inc. as Director of Marketing.  Ms. Shecter will be responsible for development of marketing strategies and initiatives for the company.

5.14.08 | Denver, CO | Kimberly Blanco became the Senior Project Manager for IA Interior Architects in the Denver, CO office. Ms. Blanco has over ten years of experience in corporate and hospitality design. She is a member of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) and has served as an adjunct professor at the Art Institute of Colorado. 

5.14.08 | Stamford, CT | Lee A. Wright, a principal for Perkins Eastman is retiring.  Mr. Wright came to the firm 10 years ago when the staff of SMS Architects, where Mr. Wright was president, joined the firm. Over the course of his career, Mr. Wright has been instrumentalin establishing and building the clubs andhospitality practice and in designing and managing the construction of schools at all levels.