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91视频Oregon Staff//March 8, 2024//
JENNIFER BEATTIE, AIA
President
Jennifer has over 29 years in the industry with 28 at CIDA. She became president and majority owner of CIDA in 2013 and has weathered the COVID-19 pandemic and recession while growing the firm steadily over the last 10 years.
TARA LUND, RA
Vice-President, Senior Architect
Tara has been with CIDA for over 30 years. She specializes in large, ground-up projects with our top clients. Tara is exceptional at creating a positive and collaborative atmosphere while designing buildings that stand the test of time.
MYA PALUCH
Director of Interior Design
Mya became Director of Interiors and part owner of CIDA in 2012. Since then, she has grown her department and made it a financially self-sustaining entity, while simultaneously developing a loyal client base and reaching out to new markets.
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