ASID Names 2021 National Board of Directors

Washington, DC, September 23, 2020-The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) has announced the members of its national board of directors for 2021. Consisting of 11 volunteer members with three officers (chair, chair-elect, past-chair), seven at-large directors, and an industry partner representative, the board acts as a crucial steering agency and liaison between the society members and staff. The 2021 board boasts a diverse range of design professionals who embody the Society’s objective of demonstrating the impact of design and advocating for the profession.

The ASID National Board of Directors serves as the governing authority for the Society and is responsible for advising and assisting ASID leadership, setting policy, and acting as representatives of the Society’s 26,000+ membership. Board members lead the Society by living its mission, promoting design that betters the world and its inhabitants, and advocating for the power of the profession.

The 2021 ASID national board of directors includes: Kerrie Kelly, chair, founder of Kerrie Kelly Design Lab; Carolyn Ames Noble, chair-elect, founder of Ames Design Collective; Jennifer Kolstad, past-chair, global design director of Ford Motor Company’s built environments; John Cialone, director-at-large, operations manager at Chicago-based Tom Stringer Design Partners; Ellen Fisher, Ph.D., director-at-large, vice president of Academic Affairs and dean of the New York School of Interior Design; Elizabeth Von Lehe, director-at-large:, design & brand strategy principal at HDR; Ken Wilson, director-at-large, design principal and the design director for Interiors in the Washington, D.C. office of Perkins&Will; Margi Kaminski, director-at-large, co-director of CannonDesign’s healthcare interiors practice; David C. Euscher, director-at-large, award-winning designer, a lecturer at various universities and industry conferences focusing on the intersection of culture, technology and design and serves on the Houston Community College Advisory Board for the interior design program; Lisa M. Tucker, Ph.D., director-at-large, professor and chair for interior design at Virginia Tech; Patricia Dominguez, industry partner representative, vice president of architect and design sales for Cosentino North America.

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