He'll find out next Tuesday.
See you there,
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October 13, 2025, Edition Ignite your mind and improve the way you are #CreatingWherePeopleLive This weekly newsletter is created by and for those designing homes in North America. Its editorial staff is the American Institute of Building Design, Inc., the premier association of residential design professionals. Here's what you get: Field Notes Nuts & Bolts Highlights Workshops & Gatherings What We're Up To Amazing sponsors who help keep this newsletter free for the industry. Let's dive in....
A great title that stands out! We are excited to announce the launch of our new On-Demand Course system, now fully integrated into the AIBD Member Hub for seamless access to professional development opportunities. Easy Access Through Your Member Hub The new on-demand learning system is directly integrated into your existing AIBD Member Hub. AIBD Professional Members, including Lifetime and Retired Professional Members, can access these courses as a complimentary benefit of their membership....
Earning your trust, one email at a time. We've noticed a trend in email marketing that we don't like. Recently, we received an email invite to this event. Maybe you did too. This looks interesting, but it's missing some key details. Such as the date and location. It reminds me of the five "Ws" we learned in school: Who, What, Where, When, and Why. It seems that modern marketing is starting to leave out the "where" and "when," focusing only on the "who," "what," and sometimes the "why." Why...