Hey everyone, welcome back to the layers of design podcast. I’m your host Ebehi. Thank you returning and new listeners for tuning in! This will be our last episode for the year. Although we didn’t release a lot of episodes this year, the goal was to get back into the podcasting space - which we did and I’m proud of that! So a big big thank you to all our listeners and supporters. I truly hope you’ve enjoyed the few episodes we released this year! Well, I’m glad to be closing out this year with a conversation with my co-communications director - Elizabeth Carroll Glass who is an Interior Designer and Architect at Rardin and Carroll Architects. Spanning over the southeast, Elizabeth has a diverse portfolio of projects including worship facilities, schools, offices, and historic preservation. She is a second-generation architect building on the legacy her father started in 1980 with Rardin & Carroll Architects. The mission-directed focus of the firm inspired Elizabeth to pursue her career in design. She holds a passion for helping clients flourish in their facilities so they can better serve the community. Elizabeth is currently serving on University of Tennessee Chattanooga Interior Architecture & Design’s Advisory Board where she mentors interior architecture students and actively assists the department. She is a graduate of AIA Georgia’s Christopher Kelley Leadership Development program and currently is serving on AIA Atlanta’s Board as Communications Director.

Elizabeth works from Atlanta covering the local and Georgia market while enjoying traveling, the outdoors, and local flair with her family.

In this episode, we get to learn about Elizabeth's journey in the profession as she shares great insights to being a leader at a small firm, how they get and retain clients and so much more! Enjoy!