Becker Morgan Group Recognized as an Early Professional Friendly Firm by AIA Maryland
Becker Morgan Group, Inc. is proud to announce its recognition by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Maryland as an Early Professional Friendly Firm (EPFF) for the 2025 designation period. Becker Morgan Group was one of only eight firms statewide selected for this honor, which reflects the firm’s ongoing commitment to fostering a supportive, inclusive, and growth-focused environment for emerging professionals in architecture.
The EPFF designation is part of AIA Maryland’s initiative to recognize firms that demonstrate a strong commitment to recent graduates, newly licensed architects, and professionals within the first ten years of their careers. Firms earning this distinction exemplify best practices in mentorship, professional development, workplace culture, and overall support for career advancement.
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Becker Morgan Group has built a firm culture centered on mentorship, hands-on learning, licensure support, and inclusive leadership opportunities. Through structured mentorship programs, continuing education support, and pathways for professional growth, the firm actively supports early professionals as they develop their skills and leadership potential.
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Established in 1983, Becker Morgan Group is a leader in architecture, engineering, surveying, land planning, and interior design in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions of the United States. Learn more at www.beckermorgan.com.
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