Board of Directors

Jeff Miller
AIA, NCARB, IIDA

IA Interior Architects

As managing Principal of the Seattle office, Jeff has overall responsibility of all aspects of IA's response to diverse major client needs. He affords clients extensive experience and perspective in all aspects of projects from initial data acquisition to completion and owner occupancy. His professional work includes experience in all areas of commercial and public facilities, including corporate headquarters, city halls, public assembly facilities, and financial institutions.

“The current economy and our priorities require the best that the chapter can offer. Professional designers and sponsors working together can continue to provide the Outreach, Advocacy, and Education necessary for the chapter to continue to provide the value it is known for.”

Open Position
IIDA

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Jamie Martin
Associate IIDA

Callison Architecture

Graduating from Cornish College of the Arts only three years ago, Jamie is pushing and advocating to make our Chapter's Campus Center even more successful and accessible to all interior design students across our participating states. She served on the Campus Center student board as Marketing Director to pioneer ways to reach out to campuses, then went on to be the Campus Center Director for the past year.

“My goal is to reach out to every student possible, visit campuses and keep all schools connected to our ever evolving design community in order to enrich and enliven the students who will soon be joining us in our professional industry.”

Spencer de Mille
IIDA

Bellevue College

BIARC University of Oregon

Over the course of his career, Spencer has worked for firms varying in size from small one- and two-person operations to four of the 10 largest firms in the country. Spencer has an emphasis on corporate workplace design, but also has experience with public works, residential, and hospitality projects. In addition to his work experience, he also has six years experience as a design educator. In this role Spencer was responsible for curriculum development and preparation for the CIDA accreditation process in addition to his teaching and advising responsibilities.

“I am looking forward to being a part of the rebuilding of the interior design industry. As we emerge from the Great Recession, we are presented with the opportunity to define our industry. I will strive to bring value to all our members, and to reach out to designers displaced by the economic climate. It is important that IIDA represent all in the design industry: large firms, small firms, industry partners, and closely affiliated professions.”

Nancy Heywood
Associate IIDA, LEED AP

IA Interior Architects

With a passion for sustainability, Nancy enjoys the many stages of the design practice, including strategic planning, programming, design, contract document coordination, construction support, project management and account management. Nancy is committed to providing local, national and international clients innovative solutions surrounding people, planet and profitability

“I have always appreciated the power of continuing education and look forward to building upon the foundation of our forums, CEU course offerings, campus centers and city centers. As the Sustainable Design Forum advisor for the last several years, I have truly enjoyed watching our Chapter grow and I am committed to providing a variety of educational opportunities for our members.”

Phil Logsden
IIDA

JPC Architects

Bachelor of Arts Interior Design, Western Washington University LEED AP, NCIDQ Exam – April 2009

Phil has worked in the interior design profession for over 22 years. As an interior designer, his project work ranged from small T.I. projects to complex multi-building campuses. He is currently the Architectural & Design Manager for Knoll, Inc.

“I look forward to serving as Past-President for the next year. I will offer knowledge and insight from my experience as President this last year to support the new Board of Directors and uphold the standards and goals of our chapter.”

Loretta Johnson
Industry IIDA, LEED AP

Teknion LLC

Loretta brings over 29 years of experience within the design industry to her position as Architecture + Design Market Manager for the Pacific Northwest region. She has held VP titles in Seattle-based dealerships in Business Development as well as A/D Program Manager. Loretta joined Teknion in March 2004, where she served as District Manager. In July 2008, Loretta transitioned to her current role.

“I look forward to increasing our membership by promoting a greater awareness of the values of membership. We will succeed by utilizing our chapter's mission of education, outreach, and advocacy as our guiding principles.”

Lynn Vandeberg
IIDA

Callison

After 20 years on the East Coast, where she was a partner at Benefit Street Design as well as a design educator, Lynn returned home to the Pacific Northwest to join Callison’s commercial interiors group. Since then, she has provided thoughtful leadership and demonstrated grace under fire managing complex, multi-phased projects for large clients. Lynn’s strength in organization and communication, paired with her passion for interior design make her a natural fit for the role of VP of Revenue Development.

“I see my role as one that is as much about education as it is about generating revenues for the association. I’m looking forward to touching base with our current supporters as well as reaching out to an expanded community to talk about IIDA, the great work that we do and the benefits of becoming involved.”

Dawn Fischer
IIDA

ID Project

Dawn has spent over 16 years in the design industry: first as a commercial interior designer in several major A&D firms across the country, and currently as the owner of her own business, as an independent sales representative. Dawn brings her wide ranging experience and her passion for mentorship to all endeavors, and strives to be a resource to the design community. She is also a past president of IIDA Northern Pacific Chapter.

“ I am excited to be taking on this position because I believe that an interior designer should be able to legally practice what they’ve been trained to do. I’d like to see Washington and Idaho join other states in giving qualified interior designers the right to stamp and sign their own drawings for their portion of work within the built environment.”

Gloria Saunders
IIDA

Contract Design Assoc

Gloria is a Montana native and graduate of Montana State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design. She has spent her working career in three different states and now makes her home in Spokane, WA. Her love for interior design has been nurtured with 15 years of project experience in corporate, healthcare, religious, and educational projects.

“As I continue my role as Director, I will work toward getting more designers in the area interested in participating in our City Center, to educate and recruit those who don't know about IIDA, and to bring more events to the area for our current members.”

Melissa Morissette

Associate IIDA

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“I'm involved with IIDA to grow as a young professional. Networking and collaborating with other students and professionals will enhance my knowledge in the interior design industry. It is an amazing opportunity that sets the foundation for your future.”

Sandy Borland
IIDA, LEED GA, CSBA

Fuller Associates

Sandy has spent over 21 years interfacing with the design community as a Decorative/Fine Artist, Educator, Business Owner and occasional guest on several popular HGTV decorating shows. For the past 5 years, she has worked in Seattle as an Architecture & Design Representative, and has recently joined Fuller Associates where her passion for education and being a design resource continues to be realized. Sandy has a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and a minor in Art. She is a LEED Green Associate, and a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor.

“Being part of a creative, dedicated team of professionals who really care about the members and about the quality of programs our Chapter offers has been a very rich personal experience for me as the VP of Events. We are committed to providing programs that add value to our members and elevate our organization as a whole. Whether you want professional enrichment, an opportunity to network or to simply socialize, our goal is for you to think of IIDA as a place that offers a world of possibilities.”

Carli Hoki
IIDA, NCIDQ

Karen Earl Interior Design

Carli has been with Karen Earl Interior Design for 4 years. She enjoys designing hospitality and senior living interiors. The opportunity she has had to work with a wide variety of clients and colleagues has provided great satisfaction in her career.

“ The great experience working with the Northern Pacific Chapter Board in ’09-’10 has made me eager to be involved again and I look forward to working with the Seattle City Center.”

Mandy Boam
IIDA, NCIDQ

Hummel Architects

Mandy has experience with almost every design genre. She worked at a small Interior Design firm in Portland, Oregon and now manages the interior design department at a mid-size Architectural Firm in Boise, Idaho. She is passionate about the research and planning that goes into a thoughtful and successful design, and seeing this through every phase of the project.

“I hope to increase the IIDA membership base in Boise and to bring those members quality educational programs and professional support, both very much needed in the area.”

Michelle Widner
IIDA

WAG Architects

Michelle relocated to Washington from Pasadena, California to attend Washington State University in 1994. After graduation she was hired at Wolfe Architectural Group where she continues to work today. She currently resides in Spokane with her husband, Nickalo.

“I will continue to expand the importance of professional development with our Inland Northwest student members by promoting opportunities and events that allow more interaction with our professional and industry members.”

Nicole Tingvall

IIDA

Haskell Group

Nicole has been involved with IIDA for 3 years, focusing on student outreach and networking with professionals in the Architecture & Design community. She has worked in furniture sales for 6 years and thrives on helping designers find optimal product solutions for their projects. She is also the Education Chair for Retail Design Institute and an active member of NEWH and IDCW. Nicole has a Bachelor’s degree in Business from the University of Washington, a Certificate in International Business Practice from Cambridge, and an Associate’s degree in Interior Design from Bellevue College.

“ I encourage students to participate in our design community throughout their academic program since professionals offer tremendous insight and mentorship, which will help them identify potential career paths and make connections with those who can help them along the way. One day, they will be community leaders encouraging the next generation of design professionals.”

Bobbi Jean Wood
IIDA

Bernardo Wills Architects

Bobbi Jean attended WSU Spokane for a BA in Interior Design after she received her three year Professional Commercial Design Degree from SFCC. She has a background in both residential and commercial design and since 2008 has worked at Bernardo Wills Architects as mainly a healthcare and hospitality designer. Bobbi Jean is devoted to the industry of design and enjoys staying active in both the professional and student design community.

“I am involved because the relationships I have developed through IIDA keep me informed and excited about what is up and coming in design.”

Carli Rasschaert
IIDA

Facilitec, Inc.

Carli graduated from the Art Institute of Seattle in 2009, and has been working on the manufacturing side of the industry as a designer for Facilitec, Inc, a Haworth dealer for the past two years. She has served on the Campus Center board for the past three years as both a student and as an advisor.

“I will continue to act as an advocate for IIDA, promote membership and events, and support the Campus Center.”

Nancy Linné
IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED AP

Independent

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“It is great to be the current Treasure of the IIDA NPC.  My goal for this year is to help facilitate and streamline all financial transactions associated with our chapter and help make the financial process easy for our sponsors, members and non-members. Also, I plan to increase our chapter's profitability so we can continue to provide the excellent events and programs that help advance our design profession.”