Sneak Peak: SFx Events at Convention Mixology Event Wednesday, June 25th - 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Sidebar Grille, 221 N LaSalle St, Chicago, IL 60601 This event provides an opportunity for small firm participants who are new to the convention experience to meet with other small firm attendees for cocktails and conversation. This informal gathering will provide the opportunity to learn how to navigate convention as a small firm practitioner and gain the most out of your time at convention. Free Professional Headshots Emerging professionals, sole practitioners, and others will be welcome on Thursday, June 26 and Friday, June 27 from 12:00pm - 3:00pm in Town Hall to have their photos taken by a professional photographer on a first come, first serve basis. The images will be available online for download following Convention. This offering is made possible by the generous support of the AIA Trust. Free Marketing Communications Check-Up Gain valuable feedback on the effectiveness of your firm's marketing communications. Bring your marketing plans and collateral to the convention to take advantage of a 15-minute communications checkup with a seasoned marketing professional. The check-up will include a sustainability audit of your firm's marketing collateral. You'll also take away suggestions to improve your firm's return on investment in marketing and client development initiatives. Q & A Wrap Up Roundtable McCormick Place Room N427ab Saturday, June 28th - 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. This session is for all track participants to highlight successes of the convention programming, voice any concerns, become involved and assist with follow up efforts, and suggest topics of interest for the next convention.
About Small Firm Round Table The Small Firm Round Table focuses on the needs of small firms and is charged with reviewing the existing benefits and services offered by the AIA. Our mission is to further the special and unique interests of architects practicing in small firms and architects as sole practitioners by working with and through the American Institute of Architects. Secondly, it is to act as a central body to promote the creation, and to facilitate and coordinate the efforts of additional Small Firm Round Tables at the component level. See you in Chicago! |