Tag: Corey Clayborne

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what is on his travel schedule:

AIA Local, Regional, and National Engagement
AIA DC Board Retreat Dinner
Richmond
January 3

AIA Virginia Executive Committee Retreat
Staunton
January 17-18

Ambassador Engagement
Legislative Reception with Delegate Wampler
Richmond
January 2

Legislative Reception with Senator Reeves
Richmond
January 6

Legislative Reception with Delegate Ward
Richmond
January 6

Legislative Reception with the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus
Richmond
January 6

Legislative Luncheon with the Virginia Senate Republican Caucus
Richmond
January 7

Legislative Reception with the Virginia Joint Democratic Caucus
Richmond
January 7

Legislative Reception with the Virginia House Republican Caucus
Richmond
January 7

Virginia General Assembly Prayer Breakfast
Richmond
January 8

Blues, Brews, and BBQ General Assembly Reception
Richmond
January 15

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what is on his travel schedule:

AIA Local, Regional, and National Engagement
Architecture Exchange East
Richmond
November 6-9

Council of Architectural Component Executives Leadership Transition Meeting
Boston, MA
November 11

AIA Blue Ridge Annual Meeting
Roanoke
December 4

NCARB Licensure Advisory Forum
Oklahoma City, OK
December 5-7

AIA Virginia Board of Directors Meeting
Richmond
December 12-13

AIA National 96^th Presidential Inauguration
Washington, DC
December 13

Ambassador Engagement
ACE Joint Owner Forum with ACEC and AGC
Roanoke
November 13

Preservation Virginia Board of Trustees Meeting
Richmond
December 4

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what is on his travel schedule:

AIA Local, Regional, and National Engagement
Council of Architectural Component Executives Leadership Continuity Meeting
Washington, D.C.
October 6-7

Firm Visit
Richmond
October 8

AIA Virginia Board of Directors Meeting
Virginia Tech – WAAC
October 11

AIA Richmond Front Porch Event
Richmond
October 17

AIA Disaster Assistance Bootcamp
Washington, DC
October 21-22

AIA Northern Virginia Autumn Social
Arlington
October 22

Firm Visit
McLean
October 23

Ambassador Engagement
Legislative Luncheon with Delegate Miyares
Richmond
October 1

Legislative Reception with Delegate Davis
Richmond
October 1

Legislative Reception with Senator Vogel
Richmond
October 2

Department of General Services
Statute of Limitations Industry Meeting
Richmond
October 3

Virginia Tech School of Architecture + Design Advisory Board Meeting
Blacksburg
October 9-10

Legislative Reception with Senator Obenshain
Richmond
October 17

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what is on his travel schedule:

AIA Local, Regional, and National Engagement

Safety Assessment Program (SAP) Training
Richmond
September 6

Firm Visit
Richmond
September 19

AIA Richmond Annual Meeting
Richmond
September 19

Ambassador Engagement
Legislative Luncheon with Delegate Bagby
Richmond
September 5

APELSCIDLA Regulatory Board Meeting
Richmond
September 6

Legislative Luncheon with Delegate Ware
Richmond
September 6

AIA Virginia Community Dinner
Richmond
September 10

Virginia Society of Association Executives
CEO and Senior Staff Conference
West Virginia
September 16-17

Preservation Virginia Board of Trustees Meeting
Richmond
September 18

University of Virginia School of Architecture Centennial
Charlottesville
September 20

ACE Joint Owner Forum with ACEC and AGC
Arlington
September 24

Legislative Fundraiser with Delegate Rush
Richmond
September 26

Virginia Association of Government Purchasers Symposium
Lynchburg
September 30 – October 1

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what is on his travel schedule:

AIA Local, Regional, and National Engagement
Safety Assessment Program Training
Arlington
April 6

Firm Visit
Richmond
April 8

Design as Social Construct: Lessons from the Underserved South
AIA Central Virginia
April 9

Architecture Week: YAF Talks
Norfolk
April 11

AIA Virginia Board of Directors Meeting
Hampton University
April 12

AIA Central Virginia Emerging Professionals Luncheon
Charlottesville
April 25

Ambassador Engagement
Legislative Luncheon with Delegate Peace
Richmond
April 10

Legislative Luncheon with Senator Saslaw
Richmond
April 17

Virginia School Board Association Conference
Charlottesville
April 22

ACE Joint Owner Forum with ACEC and AGC
Norfolk
April 23

AIA Virginia Prize Awards Dinner
Virginia Tech – Blacksburg
April 25

Legislative Luncheon with Delegate Kilgore
Richmond
April 30

February is upon us and we have already accomplished a great deal. 

The Virginia General Assembly is in session and has been a major area of focus for AIA Virginia.  We have been advocating on your behalf and have had some great victories thus far.  In addition, we have been able to influence the defeat of several bills that we saw as problematic.  These bills include HB 2072 which would have allowed public bodies to conduct negotiations simultaneously with the top two ranked offerors.  How about the smack-down of HB 2804 that would have required design professionals working with state agencies to install software that allows for the verification of the number of hours worked on a project using a computer.  Bills pertaining to the reduction of Greenhouse gas emissions have not been successful.  When the session ends, we will look to strengthen our relationships with legislators who are proponents of such causes.

The PAC contributions that you made in 2018 provided us numerous opportunities to be present at fundraisers and build personal relationships with legislators. We are seeing the fruits of that labor this session. Our [AIA Virginia and ACEC Virginia] bill, HB 2198 passed the House and is now waiting to be heard in the Senate. This bill will close the Qualifications Based Selection [QBS] “loophole” currently present which inadvertently erased this requirement for public bodies in the law. We successfully influenced HB 1738 which will require all school building projects, new work and renovations, to be reviewed by a person or entity with professional expertise in building security and crime prevention through building design. We have a verbal commitment from a bill patron to work with AIA Virginia in having an architect appointed to the Commission on School Innovation, Modernization, and Competitiveness being proposed by HB 2168. Thank you for making investing into the PAC part of your annual business procedures. Please make your 2019 investment at www.aiavapac.org.

And finally, our team is working hard on the upcoming Art of Practice.  We will be hosting this biennial event at the Winery at Bull Run in Northern Virginia on Friday, March 22.  Come spend the day in a great venue as we will have experts delivering content on topics such as recruiting, retention, succession planning, and persuasive communication.

This is a great time to be a part of AIA Virginia and our respective local components.  Collectively, we are doing the necessary work to increase member value and positively advance our profession forward.  I encourage you to take a moment and experience it for yourself!

Corey Clayborne, AIA, MBA
Executive Vice President

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what’s on his travel schedule:

AIA Local, Regional, and National Engagement
Blueprint for Better Communities – National Mall Forum
AIA Virginia, AIA DC, and AIA Maryland
Washington, DC
February 13

AIA Virginia Board of Directors Meeting
Richmond
February 15

AIA National Board Knowledge Committee Meeting
Washington, D.C.
February 22

Ambassador Engagement
ACE Joint Owner Forum with ACEC and AGC
Richmond
February 21

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what’s on his travel schedule:

AIA Local and Regional Engagement

AIA Virginia Executive Committee Planning Retreat
Winchester
January 11 and 12

Ambassador Engagement

Legislative Engagement – House Democratic Caucus Lunch
Richmond
January 7

Legislative Engagement – Delegate Gilbert
Richmond
January 7

Legislative Engagement – Black Caucus Reception
Richmond
January 7

Legislative Engagement – Senate Republican Caucus Lunch
Richmond
January 8

Legislative Engagement – Joint Democratic Caucus Reception
Richmond
January 8

Legislative Engagement – House Republican Caucus Reception
Richmond
January 8

Preservation Virginia Board of Trustees Meeting and Legislative Reception
Richmond
January 23

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what’s on his travel schedule:

AIA Local and Regional Engagement
AIA Council of Architectural Component Executives
Executive Committee Meeting
Atlanta, GA
November 12

Blueprint for Better Communities – National Mall Forum Meeting
AIA Virginia, AIA DC, and AIA Maryland
Washington, DC
November 19

AIA Richmond Holiday Party
Richmond
December 4

AIA National Presidential Inauguration
Washington, DC
December 7

AIA Virginia Board of Directors Meeting
Richmond
December 13 and 14

Ambassador Engagement
Virginia House Select Committee on School Safety
Harrisonburg
November 14

Legislative Engagement Meeting with Delegate Ware
Richmond
November 16

Legislative Engagement Meeting with House Speaker Cox
Richmond
November 20

Legislative Engagement Meeting with Delegate Toscano
Charlottesville
November 29

Legislative Engagement Meeting with Delegate Leftwich
Richmond
November 30

Virginia Senate School Facility Modernization Subcommittee Meeting
Richmond
November 30

Legislative Engagement Meeting with Delegate McQuinn
Richmond
December 4

Preservation Virginia Board of Trustees Meeting
Richmond
December 5

Virginia Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers, and Landscape Architects Meeting
Richmond
December 5

Virginia Society of Association Executives CEO Retreat
Virginia Beach
December 10 and 11

Virginia House Select Committee on School Safety
Richmond
December 11

Legislative Engagement Meeting with Senator Obenshain
Richmond
December 12

Legislative Engagement Meeting with Senator Locke
Richmond
December 18

Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities.

Here’s what’s on his travel schedule:

AIA Local and Regional Engagement
Blueprint for Better Communities Meeting
AIA Virginia, AIA DC, and AIA Potomac Valley (MD)
Washington, DC
August 1

AIA Virginia Board of Directors Meeting
Richmond
August 3

Emerging Leaders in Architecture
Charlottesville
August 10

Firm Visits
AIA Hampton Roads
August 28

Firm Visit
AIA Richmond
August 30

Ambassador Engagement
AIA West Virginia Annual Golf Tournament and Scholarship Fundraiser
Charleston, WV
August 13

AIA Council of Architectural Component Executives Annual Meeting
Chicago, IL
August 16 – 17