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The American Institute of Architects would not be where it is today without its valuable members—and that includes you! Remain connected to the organization you have helped build. Your valued membership strengthens the architecture profession’s collective voice.

Message from AIA President George H. Miller, FAIA

I encourage you to renew your membership in the AIA. Without question, this past year has been one of the most challenging in recent memory. This is exactly the time when we most need the collective strength of our professional community. Our organization is working to

  • Build the foundation for recovery and future prosperity through advocacy efforts such as the Rebuild & Renew campaign, which helped generate more than $100 billion in stimulus funds that can be used for design and construction projects and the preservation or creation of 14,000 architecture jobs
  • Provide the unequaled knowledge resources and networking opportunities so crucial to our professional development and ability to bring the power of design to our clients, communities, and nation
  • Bring immediate assistance to our businesses and practices through the Navigating the Economy resource area on AIA.org; online continuing education opportunities; Webcasts and podcasts on managing personal and professional finances; and other member resources

As the 2010 AIA president, I can promise that in the coming year, the AIA will continue to focus our leaders and staff to maximize the professional support to you. From your local component through the national component, we are working to provide excellent member value.

For over 150 years, the challenges of difficult economic times have brought our members together in a supportive manner—locally, statewide, nationally, and internationally. The AIA is our voice. Now, more than ever, is the time to invest in your future by renewing your membership in the AIA.

—George H. Miller, FAIA
2010 AIA President