President's Message: September 2026
Posted on Sep. 16, 2026 / Chapter News, President's Message / Subscribe 0
As summer gives way to fall, AIA Potomac Valley enters a season defined by connection, learning, leadership, and impact. Looking ahead at our upcoming calendar, I am reminded that the true strength of our chapter is not found in any single program or event. It is found in our members and in the relationships we build with one another.
The months ahead offer opportunities to connect, learn, and lead through educational programs, networking events, advocacy initiatives, mentorship, and community engagement. These experiences do more than advance our careers. They strengthen our profession, foster collaboration, and reinforce the essential role architects play in shaping resilient, vibrant communities.
At a time of significant change and challenge, our profession offers a powerful example of what thoughtful leadership can achieve. Architects are uniquely positioned to bring people together, solve complex problems, and help shape a better future for our communities. I encourage each of you to stay engaged, make your voice heard, and participate in the civic processes that influence the places we live and work. Voting, advocacy, and community leadership are meaningful ways we can advance the public good and strengthen our collective impact.
Join Us for the AIAPV Design + Leadership Awards 2026
Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 6:00 - 9:00 PM
College Park Aviation Airport Operations Center, College Park, Maryland
One of the highlights of our year is the opportunity to celebrate the exceptional projects, firms, and individuals shaping the built environment throughout our region. This annual celebration is an inspiring reminder of the remarkable work being accomplished by our members and local firms.
The future of our profession will be shaped not only by the buildings we design, but by the leadership we demonstrate, the relationships we cultivate, and the communities we help create. Together, we have the opportunity to strengthen our profession and leave a lasting positive impact on the Potomac Valley region and beyond.
Emily Lally, AIA, NCARB, CPHC
President, AIA Potomac Valley
View the full calendar of upcoming events: AIA Potomac Valley Events


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