For the past five years the AIA has done a disservice to its' members and local chapters.
For the past five years the AIA has done a disservice to its' members and local chapters.
Help us put pressure for an open and independent audit and sign our petition for a public hearing at the AIA National Convention in Boston
Recent financials have only just been made available by the organization via the IRS. Fortunately ProPublica and our analysis through AI has found bloated salaries, assets sold to cover losses and diminishing support and grants to community organizations.
Under liabilities the AIA noted that the AIA owes the foundation over $1/4M even though it has over $200M in assets. At the same time it is actively selling philanthropic assets to offset recent losses.
The AIA HQ spent $986,115 in meetings, travel and software development outside the US.
The AIA made $12.8M from real estate and investment holdings.
Please find the IRS filings for the American Institute of Architects from 2018 to 2023.
The 2023 filing was delayed by 5 months and only became available in 2025. We believe it may have been to hide a third year of losses.
It is time to rally the national and international members to hold AIA National accountable for years of troubling financial mismanagement.
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Thanks to AI, we are able to analyse publicly available information on the finances of the AIA. We just want to present the facts and allow members to ask questions.
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