Woolsey Heads Orange County Administrators
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Wendy Woolsey, vice president of administration for Newport Beach-based Architects Pacifica Ltd., has been elected president of the Orange County chapter of the Society of Architectural Administrators.
Kim Baker of Florian & Martinez, was elected program chairman and vice president. Betsy Nickless and Geraldine Eckner, both of McLarand, Vasquez & Partners, were elected secretary and treasurer, respectively.
The 1,000-member society, which is affiliated with the American Institute of Architects, strives to advance and promote the education of administrators and others working in the front offices of architectural firms.
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