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Randy W. Fiser joins the society
By Mary Scoviak
The American Society of Interior Designers announced Wednesday that Randy W. Fiser will join the organization as CEO and executive vice president. Fiser has worked for Washington-based nonprofit Achieve, as well as the Fannie Mae Foundation, the Make it Right Foundation, and Booz Allen Hamilton. He also holds an MBA from Georgetown University. His work with the Make it Right Foundation showed him the real-world impact of design. “I witnessed firsthand the power of design as it transformed the lives of the residents of New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina," said Fiser. "I am pleased to lead ASID in its quest to raise awareness of the power of design to transform the human experience in all types of spaces."
The selection comes after over 150 candidates applied for the position. Fiser was the board’s unanimous selection. "Our profession faces tremendous opportunities and is in the midst of significant change, and we are so pleased to have Randy's innovative leadership experience at the helm of ASID," said Lisa Henry, FASID, president, ASID. "His expertise in organizational design skills combined with his strategic business background will be of benefit to our members and the industry."
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