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Posted: August 7, 2009
Meet the IFMA Member
Mindy Williams is the director of business development for IA Interior Architects, an international architectural design firm specializing in corporate interiors. She brings with her over 15 years experience collaborating with the real estate, design and construction industries. Williams works closely with the principals of IA Interior Architects to create and implement strategic sales & marketing practices, establishing & maintaining client relationships and actively participating in related industry events & organizations.
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