IA Announces Winners of 2025 IAct Awards Program

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IA Announces Winners of 2025 IAct Awards Program

IA has announced the winners of the 2025 IAct Awards, the firm’s annual recognition program celebrating colleagues who demonstrate leadership, service, innovation, emerging talent, and the spirit of IA. This year, a record 500 nominations were submitted across the firm.

Jamie Martin, Project Director in IA’s Seattle studio, received the IAct Award for Leadership for her mentorship, calm under pressure, and ability to guide teams across complex local, national, and international work. Audrey Metzger, Contracts Administrator in IA’s Silicon Valley studio, received the IAct Award for Service in recognition of her reliability, care, and consistent support of teams and projects across the firm.

Mary Lim, Senior Experiential Graphic Designer in IA’s Seattle studio, received the IAct Award for Innovation for advancing experiential design through bold ideas, emerging tools, and new ways of connecting people with place. Lane Felts, Designer in IA’s Chicago studio, received the IAct Rising Star Award for her design talent, curiosity, and willingness to explore new tools, processes, and opportunities across the firm.

Chris Goodworth, Community Manager in IA’s London studio, received the Spirit of IA Award for his positive leadership, collaborative energy, and commitment to strengthening culture and connection across IA.

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