Mindy Williams Director of business development IA Interior Architects New York, N.Y.
How long have you been a member?
2 years
AREW positions held:
I am currently on the AREW board as the co-chair of special events
How has AREW contributed to your career growth?
AREW has introduced me to the most well-rounded, sophisticated and influential women in this market and in this industry. It has enabled me to network with some of the most seasoned and talented women who have shared their intellect, experiences and stories with me so that I can build upon my career in this industry.
Most memorable AREW moment:
One of my most memorable AREW moments was when I was asked to serve on the board.
AREW members who have positively influenced your career:
The women who have had the most positive influence on my career are Mary Williamson and Faith Hope Consolo. They have both been so incredibly eager to share their experiences and time with me. They are both at the top of their respective industries and have been so kind in sharing their knowledge so that I could benefit from their trials and tribulations.
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