Strategic | Relator | Responsibility | Achiever | ConnectednessTiffany Millner is originally from Linden, New Jersey, and received her Bachelor’s in Architecture from Temple University. After graduation, she started working at well-established architecture firms and began her quest to change the world, by bringing order to chaos. Her professional experience includes key roles in various project types, such as high-end restaurants, condominiums & townhouses.Millner founded the design consultancy AUX Collective, LLC, in 2010 and devoted her energy as a consultant in various professional capacities including - architectural & graphic design, website development, community engagement and photography services, with a focus on non-profits and artist development. To amplify her voice and increase her audience, Millner self-published a book called 200 Something. The title alludes to the fact that when she became a registered architect in 2009, she was only 1 of about 200 African American female architects in the nation.Tiffany is the recipient of AIA Philadelphia’s 2021 Thomas U. Walter Award for her contributions to the design and construction industry on local and national levels, and her dedication to community service and advocacy. She grew a nationally known mentoring affiliate into one of the most successful in the country by providing opportunities for young people interested in a career in architecture, construction, and/or engineering.Tiffany continues to broaden her reach as a social Impact developer and advocate for the architectural profession. In 2023, Temple University recognized her as a distinguished alum for her career-long efforts in transforming the profession of architecture and awarded her the distinction of a seat within the Gallery of Success. The Temple University Gallery of Success celebrates outstanding professional achievement, inspiring students toward their future.Currently, she focuses on leveraging professional networks to provide support to historically under-invested communities post-development and provide opportunities and pathways to develop generational wealth for those underrepresented in real estate development and the design & construction industry.