Celebrating the Achievements of AIFD Regional Chapter Presidents in 2023-2024

The American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) is renowned for its commitment to promoting education and advancing the art of floral design. Each year, the dedication and hard work of the regional chapter presidents play a pivotal role in achieving these goals. In 2023-2024, six exceptional leaders stood out, making significant contributions to their respective chapters and the floral community as a whole. Let’s celebrate the achievements of Angelyn Tipton AIFD, Alan Masters AIFD, Francisca (Lupita) Quintana AIFD, Brenna Quan AIFD, Sheryl Doer AIFD, and Shannon Toal AIFD.

Angelyn Tipton AIFD – Southern Chapter

Southern Chapter President message HERE

Angelyn Tipton AIFD has led the Southern Chapter with passion and dedication, culminating in the highly successful Gather 2024 event in Covington, Georgia. This gathering brought together floral designers from across the region for a weekend of learning, networking, and creative inspiration. Under Angelyn’s leadership, the event featured workshops, demonstrations, and opportunities for designers to showcase their talents.

Alan Masters AIFD – South-Central Chapter

South Central President message HERE

Alan Masters AIFD has been instrumental in elevating the South-Central Chapter through his innovative approach to event planning. The Magic Show in St. Louis, Missouri, was a testament to his vision, combining floral artistry with elements of theatrical magic. Attendees were treated to a spectacular display of creativity, with floral designs that seemed to come to life in magical ways.

Lupita Quintana AIFD – Southwest Chapter

Southwest President message HERE

Lupita Quintana’s AIFD dynamic leadership transformed the Southwest Chapter into a hub of cultural diversity and artistic expression. Lupita championed inclusivity, ensuring that the chapter’s events and initiatives reflected the rich cultural tapestry of the region. Her dedication to promoting Latin American floral traditions brought a unique flair to the chapter’s activities, enriching the members’ experience and broadening their creative horizons.

Brenna Quan AIFD – Northwest Chapter

Northwest President message HERE

Brenna Quan AIFD brought international acclaim to the Northwest Chapter by hosting the internationally renowned floral designer and main stage presenter for 2024 Emerge Symposium, Julia Rose. Brenna’s commitment to giving back to the community not only elevated the chapter’s profile but also showcased the impact of floral design beyond aesthetics.

Sheryl Doer AIFD – North Central Chapter

North Central President message HERE

Sheryl Doer’s leadership of the North Central Chapter was characterized by a focus on professional development and industry recognition. Sheryl has made a significant impact through her advocacy for community outreach within the North Central Chapter. Her efforts have strengthened the chapter’s ties with the community, encouraging members to engage in various local projects and AIFD activities. Sheryl’s leadership has fostered a spirit of giving and collaboration among floral designers.

Shannon Toal AIFD- Northeast Chapter

Northeast President Message HERE

Shannon Toal’s contribution to the Northeast Chapter was prominently displayed at the Philadelphia Flower Show, one of the nation’s premier floral events. Under her guidance, the chapter presented breathtaking floral installations and exhibits, showcasing the incredible talent and creativity of its members. Shannon’s efforts have ensured that the Northeast Chapter remains a vital part of this prestigious event.

The accomplishments of these remarkable leaders in 2023 have set a high standard for future regional chapter presidents. Their dedication, creativity, and commitment to the AIFD’s mission have not only strengthened their respective chapters but also enriched the entire floral design community. As we look forward to another year of growth and innovation, we celebrate Angelyn Tipton AIFD, Alan Masters AIFD, Lupita Quintana AIFD, Brenna Quan AIFD, Sheryl Doer AIFD, and Shannon Toal AIFD for their invaluable contributions.

Thank you so much!



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