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Niles Bolton Associates promotes Jeffrey Smith, AIA, to President and C. Cannon Reynolds, AIA, to Managing Director

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Niles Bolton Associates promotes Jeffrey Smith, AIA, to President and C. Cannon Reynolds, AIA, to Managing Director

Smith and Reynolds share decades of preparation and a deep commitment to maintaining the client-driven service model that built Niles Bolton Associates’ reputation over the past 48 years.


By Niles Bolton Associates | July 5, 2023
Niles Bolton Associates promotes Jeffrey Smith, AIA, to President and C. Cannon Reynolds, AIA, to Managing Director
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Niles Bolton Associates (NBA), a leading architecture, planning and design firm, announces leadership changes as a part of its ongoing commitment to future growth. Current Executive Vice President, Jeffrey Smith, AIA, has been named President and C. Cannon Reynolds, AIA, has been named Managing Director effective June 30, 2023. Smith and Reynolds share decades of preparation and a deep commitment to maintaining the client-driven service model that built Niles Bolton Associates’ reputation over the past 48 years.

Smith, an architect and graduate of the University of Notre Dame, has been at the firm for over 30 years and brings with him a wealth of expertise in architectural design and project management. Smith has served on the Board of Directors since 2017. Reynolds is an architect and graduate from the Georgia Institute of Technology who has been with the company since 2000. Reynolds was named Managing Director of NBA’s Atlanta architecture group in 2015 and has served on the Board of Directors since 2013.

Current President, Ray Kimsey, AIA, will assume the role of President Emeritus and continue to provide guidance and serve as an ambassador for the firm. Kimsey, a Yale University graduate, has played a pivotal role in the company’s success, contributing substantial industry knowledge and forging strong relationships with clients and industry partners. 

Founder, G. Niles Bolton, AIA, will remain as Chairman of the Board. Bolton has been at the helm of Niles Bolton Associates since its inception in 1975, guiding the firm and establishing NBA as a prominent player in the architectural profession. As Chairman of the Board, Niles will continue to provide strategic direction, offer invaluable insights, and act as a mentor to the executive team. 

"We are thrilled to announce these leadership changes at NBA," said Chairman Niles Bolton. "Jeff Smith's proven track record and passion for design make him the ideal choice to lead the company into the future. I have full confidence in his ability to drive innovation, strengthen our client relationships, and continue our legacy of excellence. Ray Kimsey's transition to President Emeritus is a testament to his contributions and dedication over the years, and we are grateful for his continued support and guidance. I am excited to work alongside Jeff, Cannon, and the entire executive team as we embark on this new chapter for our firm."

Niles Bolton Associates is committed to maintaining the highest standards of design quality, client service, and industry leadership. With these management changes, the company is poised to leverage its rich heritage and capitalize on emerging opportunities, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for architecture, design, and planning solutions.

About Niles Bolton Associates
Niles Bolton Associates is a 150-person firm providing architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and planning services. Founded in 1975, the firm has completed projects in 49 states and 16 countries and is currently the nation’s 46th leading architectural firm, and No. 1 for student housing, as ranked by Building Design+Construction magazine.

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