Hyder joined the firm in 1993, shortly after graduating with a Bachelor of Architecture from Virginia Tech's School of Architecture. Over the past 30 years, he has served as an Architect, Operations Manager of the higher education sector, Leader of the firm's higher education sector, Vice President and Secretary of the Board of Directors. Since 2015, he has shepherded the higher education sector to unprecedented achievements:
- Revenue from higher education clients increased 62 percent from $10.4 million to $16.8 million.
- The firm earned 24 design awards for its higher education facilities.
- The client base expanded as far north as the Johns Hopkins University and as far south as the College of Charleston.
"I am deeply honored to have this opportunity to lead the firm which has given me so much throughout my career. Taking our team's and clients' needs to the next level will be exciting," Hyder said. "Our board of directors places a major emphasis on thoughtful leadership succession. With this transition, we are all focused on continuing to build an even greater future and an increasing national presence as a design leader. Our firm greatly values the highly effective leadership Stewart has provided for the past 12 years to successfully position us for this moment."
Roberson joined the firm in 2011 following his retirement as Superintendent of Hanover County Public Schools, Virginia. During Roberson's tenure, Moseley Architects grew exponentially:
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- The annual revenue increased 153 percent from $32.4 million to $81 million.
- A strategic plan was implemented to guide the firm toward its goal of achieving national recognition for innovative interdisciplinary design leadership.
- Mergers with BeeryRio, Marks Thomas, and Cummings & McCrady expanded the firm's footprint as far north as Baltimore, Maryland, and as far south as Charleston, South Carolina. The total number of offices increased from six to 11.
- The firm's portfolio diversified with the addition of sectors for senior living and multifamily housing.
- The geographic footprint of the firm's project sites has expanded from regional to international. Beyond its service area in the Maryland-South Carolina corridor, the firm designed facilities built in 36 states and 14 countries.
In his role as Chair of the Board of Directors, Roberson will continue leading the board and shareholders while promoting the firm's growth strategy, strategic plan, and client engagement.
"Moseley Architects has enjoyed a strong reputation as a national leader in client service and quality design," he said. "With Jeff as president, our future is remarkably bright. Our team members and clients will thrive through his strong leadership and genuine brand of care and attention. I am very pleased that our succession plan is producing this very promising result."
