
Since 2000
Every business leader expects to face uncertainty. Economic shifts, cybersecurity threats, labor shortages, and changing markets are all part of
When business leaders talk about risk, the conversation usually centers on markets, technology, workforce challenges, or the economy.
As communities across the United States face increasing risks from hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and other natural disasters, many leaders are
Drawing on more than 35 years of experience and firsthand recovery from 12 hurricanes, Bourne is focused on turning preparedness
I have always loved art as a child: drawing, painting, pottery, legos etc. In the 10th grade, my brother told
Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Stacy Bourne relocated to the US Virgin Islands (1990). She is the founder and principal
Albany, NY – The American Institute of Architects New York State (AIANYS) announced the recipients of the 2025 AIANYS Design
Today, Mayor Cara Spencer announced the formation of two committees to advise her and the newly established Recovery Office on
The Dean’s Advisory Council was established to bring extramural experience and perspective in the formulation of future objectives and initiatives
The AIA/ALA Library Building Awards are a prestigious biennial (odd-year) competition co-sponsored by the American Institute of Architects and the
She took this career path back to her college counselor at Mary I, and after the counselor told her, “Stacy,
As an architect, I am passionate about sustainable and resilient design.
Stacy A. Bourne, FAIA, is the founder of The Bourne Group, an architecture and urban design firm on a mission
SAY IT LOUD exhibition has been invited to feature Diverse Designers of Washington DC at the Octagon Museum in Fall
The 32nd Legislature during its first session of 2018, approved all of Governor Kenneth Mapp’s recent nominees.
As an accomplished architect and entrepreneur, Stacy Bourne has received enthusiastic unanimous support from the Senate Rules and Judiciary Committee
Architects in disaster-prone regions are called to lead in more than just design—they are key advocates for equity, preparedness, and
This panel brings together nationally recognized architects, urban designers, and educators to examine the intersection of climate resilience, social justice,
The Annual NOMA Conference will be October 8-12, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. The National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)
In regions repeatedly impacted by natural disasters, architects are essential to safeguarding public health, safety, and welfare—not only through design
The AIA St. Louis (AIA STL) Committee on the Environment (COTE®) is a localized knowledge community dedicated to advancing sustainable
The “Ask an Architect” program in St. Louis is a public service initiative developed by AIA St. Louis and the
The nonprofit Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH) presents the annual National Disaster Resilience Conference (NDRC)—a premier event uniting the
Stacy discusses her love for home design, her fascination with Frank Lloyd Wright and architecture. She talks about her time
The 3rd Climate Change in the Caribbean Conference, which focused on promoting climate justice and resiliency in Puerto Rico and
Coordinated and helped elevate the AIA Women in Architecture program into a national conference event. Stacy was the luncheon keynote
The AIA for Haiti Summit was specifically organized as a follow-on meeting to the April 2010 Haiti Summit that was
School of Architecture for community involvement and outstanding achievements in the architecture field, as a Tulane School of Architecture alumna,
The Awards for Distinction recognize Sam Fox School alumni, friends, and leaders in their fields for professional achievement in architecture,
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), a bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce, hosts the annual National Minority Enterprise
Emerging Leaders graduates represent the finest examples of Virgin Islands small businesses. Each of them has not only put in
Less than 3% of all AIA members hold the FAIA designation. Elevation to the College of Fellows is bestowed upon