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Join the Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects, AIA Florida, for conversations about architecture, the association and what's going on in our state.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Ignacio Reyes, FAIA Discusses Succession Planning (opens the original)
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Host Rhonda Hammond, AIA, talks with Ignacio Reyes, FAIA, about ownership transitions and succession planning in architecture firms.Their conversation explores the challenges firm owners may face, the importance of planning early and why culture, trust and financial preparation can make a significant difference in a successful transition. Reyes also discusses the long-term impact succession decisions can have on a firm’s people, identity and future.
Building Your Real Voice with Amie Calisti, AIA, Rhonda Hammond, AIA, and Jessica Rogers, NOMA (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of "The Voice of Florida Architecture," Amie Calisti, AIA co-host of " The Real Pink Diaries ," Rhonda Hammond, AIA, host of "The Voice of Florida Architecture," and Jessica Rogers, NOMA, host of " Unspoken Practice " and co-host of " She Builds Podcas t" gather for a conversation about finding and using your voice through podcasting and how to share your voice to express ideas, experiences and stories with a broader audience.
Joyce Owens, FAIA, RIBA Returns (opens the original)
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Joyce Owens, FAIA, RIBA, returns to talk with host Rhonda Hammond, AIA, about her election as 2027 AIA president-elect and 2028 AIA president, reflecting on the leadership journey that brought her to this moment, her campaign experience, how Florida plays a large part in it, and the priorities she hopes to carry onto the national stage.
Nati Soto, FAIA (opens the original)
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Nati Soto, FAIA, reflects on the mentors, relationships and opportunities that shaped her career. She shares how service through AIA, along with a willingness to speak up, can help architects become more engaged professionals, strengthening their voices and contributing beyond their individual practices.
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