Patricia Rhee is an American Institute of Architects Fellow and Partner at Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects, where she has practiced for 20+ years. The firm was awarded the 2015 National AIA Firm Award, one of the industry’s highest honors. Her projects range from civic, to educational, to institutional and commercial developments of all scales and multiple delivery methods including design-build. She has served as Partner in Charge and Lead Designer for several of the firm’s most notable projects including Ivy Station, The Culver Steps, John M. Roll United States Courthouse and The Press Adaptive Re-Use Campus. Patricia was a founding co-chair of the AIA Los Angeles Women in Architecture committee. She has lectured internationally, and serves as a juror for AIA, DBIA and universities nationally including a recent appointment as the Kea Distinguished Professor at the University of Maryland. She is the recipient of the 2017 Culver City Women in Business Council Visionary Award, and is deeply involved in her local community of Culver City. Patricia received her Master's degree in Architecture from Harvard's Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor's degree in Design of the Environment from the University of Pennsylvania.

With 13+ years of experience in a broad range of place-making design projects, Tiffany Mok has a rich portfolio of mixed-use, commercial development and master planning and has a particular expertise in mixed-use developments that have complex retail components. She believes the best spaces are designed with a diverse group of users, equity and comfort in mind, bringing this approach to various higher education and commercial office projects since joining EYRC in 2021. Most recently Tiffany was a panelist at the ICSC Centerbuild 2022 conference, where she discussed timely issues in the building design and construction industries. One of her most prominent projects includes the $536 million mixed-use UC San Diego Ridge Walk North Living and Learning Neighborhood, currently in design. She has been the ULI REACH Initiative's Co-Chair since 2021. She is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and through that organization was the Rising Leader Under 40 recipient in 2016 and a panelist at the Centerbuild conferences in 2021 and 2022. She also was on the California Professional Practice Advisory Committee in 2022 and is a participant in the ALIGN Mentorship program.

Natalie LaHaie has been a marketing and business development professional in the industry for ten years and has experience in a multitude of disciplines including architecture, construction, engineering, and construction management. Drawing from her experiences in graphic design, marketing, strategic consulting, and organizational change management, she has identified and executed a myriad of ways to creatively connect people, ideas, and experiences to clarify goals, craft authentic stories, and design for results. Natalie has led and contributed to project wins for notable, national organizations through storytelling, strategic thinking and team leadership. An abbreviated list includes projects for UC San Diego, Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCA, The Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Georgia, USC, University of Georgia, and Georgia Tech.