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Exploring Chapter 38's Adventures at the 2025 IRWA Virginia Beach Educational Conference

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Members of our Beehive Chapter embarked on an exciting journey to Virginia Beach, Virginia, to participate in the highly anticipated Educational Conference organized by the International Right of Way Association (IRWA). This event attracted professionals from various sectors, all eager to expand their knowledge and skills in the field of right of way. The conference was a remarkable opportunity for attendees to immerse themselves in a wide array of educational sessions that were meticulously designed to cater to both newcomers and seasoned experts alike. These classes were led by heavily credentialed professionals, each bringing a wealth of experience and specialized knowledge that enriched the learning environment. In addition to the educational components, the conference also provided countless networking opportunities that were invaluable for those looking to connect with peers, industry leaders, and potential collaborators.


Members of our chapter engaged in meaningful conversations, exchanged ideas, and forged new relationships that could lead to future partnerships and projects. The atmosphere was vibrant and filled with enthusiasm, as attendees shared their insights and experiences, fostering a sense of community among those who share a common passion for right of way. Moreover, the IRWA organized a variety of exciting events that added an extra layer of enjoyment to the conference experience. From social gatherings to interactive workshops, these events were thoughtfully planned to ensure that participants not only gained knowledge but also had the chance to relax and unwind in the beautiful setting of Virginia Beach. The combination of learning, networking, and socializing created a well-rounded experience that left a lasting impression on all who attended. Overall, our trip to the IRWA's Educational Conference was not just an opportunity for professional development, but also a chance to build lasting memories and connections within the right of way community.


Take a look at all of the professionals in our chapter who attended the event—notably, our first-year Director, James Olschewski, our President, Krissy Plett, our President-Elect, Amy McKennon, our Vice President, Brendy Carrington, and our secretary, Lisa O'Bryan!


Additionally, our chapter was one of the finalists for the prestigious Website-of-the-Year award! This recognition is a testament to the hard work, creativity, and dedication that our team has put into developing and maintaining our online presence. We invested countless hours in designing a user-friendly interface, creating engaging content, and ensuring that our website serves as a valuable resource for our members and the wider community.


The competition was fierce, with many outstanding chapters showcasing their innovative designs and functionalities. Being selected as a finalist among such talented peers is an achievement we hold dear, as it reflects our commitment to excellence and our desire to make a positive impact through our digital platform. We are truly proud of our efforts and the collaborative spirit that propelled us to this stage.


In light of this recognition, we would like to extend a warm congratulations to the winner, the Georgia chapter! Their hard work and dedication have clearly paid off, and we commend them for their exceptional achievement. We look forward to learning from their success and continuing to improve our own website to better serve our community. This experience has motivated us to strive for even greater heights in the future, and we are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead.


We hope to see you next year at the Annual Educational Conference!



Take a look at all of the professionals in our chapter who attended the event—notably, our first-year Director, James Olschewski, our President, Krissy Plett, our President-Elect, Amy McKennon, our Vice President, Brendy Carrington, and our secretary, Lisa O'Bryan!

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