Former advertising sales executive Quincy Haynes has been named director of business development at Dallas-based Merriman Anderson Architects.
Haynes surpassed sales targets and developed strong client relationships in her previous role, Merriman Anderson said. She is known for her communication skills, ability to foster meaningful relationships, and passion for finding innovative ways to engage with clients, the firm added.
“Quincy’s natural ability to connect with clients and understand their needs, combined with her creative thinking and adaptability, makes her the perfect fit for MAA,” firm President Milton Anderson said in a statement. “We are excited to see the fresh perspectives and dynamic energy she brings to our team.”
At MAA, Haynes will be instrumental in expanding the firm’s industry presence, cultivating both existing and new client relationships, and actively contribute to strategic planning and market analysis, the firm said.
Merriman Anderson offers a full range of architectural and interior design services, including master planning, historic and adaptive reuse, project management, space planning, sustainable design, 3D visualization, and virtual reality. It has offices in Dallas, Fort Worth, Cincinnati, Austin, and Charlotte and serves clients nationally and internationally.
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