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Posted: July 7, 2008

Sorrenti of JRS elected national chair of AIA's Fellows Regional Reps.

John Sorrenti, FAIA, founder and principal of JRS Architect, P.C., was elected national chair of the American Institute of Architecture's (AIA) College of Fellows Regional Representatives. He will serve for three years,. "It is a tremendous honor to have been elected National Chair and it will be a great privilege to serve on such an influential organization whose mission is to promote leadership within our profession," said Sorrenti.
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