Ralph Raymond is a Haitian-born architect contributing to the implementation of over 14 million square feet of design as a senior associate with the global design firm HOK, where he additionally serves as a firm-wide co-chair of the Diversity Advisory Council, empowering colleagues and communities around the world. A former president of the Atlanta chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) and the Georgia Association of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Ralph has advanced the profession through his leadership in amplifying the efficiency of the organizations and their membership through policies and initiatives. He is a board member of the state of Georgia Registered Architects and Interior Designers licensing board, appointed by the governor; actively regulating the profession as a volunteer with NCARB, NAAB, ACE Mentor Program of Atlanta, and the GT College of Design Advisory Board, focused on the continued elevation of those entering the profession.