December 18, 2022

Congrats, we have made it through another year! AIA Wyoming members have been amazing this year in planning and maintaining connections with each other across the state. AIA Wyoming held the spring conference in Cheyenne at the State Capitol Building and a fall conference in Sheridan at the Community College. The two conferences held this year in person have been a testament to what our Wyoming community is capable of!

The Strategic Plan for 2021-2025 is to advance the twin goals of climate action for human and ecological health and the advancement of racial, ethnic and gender equity in the built environment … Human and ecological health and racial, ethnic and gender equity will guide AIA’s decisions well into the future. I am pleased to

AIA Wyoming Board of Directors (left to right): Britney Sulzen, Assoc. AIA, Associate Director; Rachel Delventhal, AIA, Secretary; Brandon Daigle, AIA, Treasurer; Lewis Matthew Miller, AIA, President; Dale Buckingham, AIA, President-Elect; Clint Taylor, AIA, Past President; Tim Schenk, AIA, Director; Susan Menghini, Executive Director (not pictured).

I want to thank every AIA Wyoming member for contributing to the success of our chapter over the last year. Our architectural industry and partners have supported each other, convened together at conferences, and financially provided resources to keep things moving. As a member organization, nothing surpasses our AIA membership participation as the ultimate
success metric.