Kathleen Kurtz Gordon isn’t afraid of much, even some of the crazy hobbies of her two teenage boys—like off-roading or four-wheeling. And as the executive director of the American Institute of Architects in Baton Rouge, she hopes the city won’t be afraid of anything, either. Her greatest fear is “that we will continue to talk about new ideas, but be unwilling to follow through.” In the meantime, you can find her after 5 p.m. wherever her children are. Baseball games. Soccer games. And even in a mud-splattered pickup truck. To read Gordon’s full Q&A, click here. Here is a sample:
What is your greatest professional accomplishment?
I think that is yet to come.
