NOMA Email Formats

Architecture and Planning • Washington, District of Columbia, United States • 51-100 Employees

NOMA Email Formats

NOMA uses 4 email formats. The most common is {first initial}.{last name} (e.g., j.doe@noma.net), used 50% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@noma.net	50%
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@noma.net	30%
{first initial}	j@noma.net	10%
{first name}	john@noma.net	10%

Key Contacts at NOMA

Tiffany D. Brown Mba

Executive Director

Teonna Cooksey

Treasurer, Noma Board Of Directors

Sarah Srh

Marketing Director

Company overview

Headquarters	1735 New York Ave NW, LL43, Washington, District of Columbia 20006, US
Phone number	+112312312
Website	noma.net
NAICS	5413
Founded	1971
Employees	51-100
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About NOMA

NOMA, which thrives only when voluntary members contribute their time and resources, has as its mission the building of a strong national organization, strong chapters and strong members for the purpose of minimizing the effect of racism in our profession. Strength in NOMA is built through unity in the cause that created the organization. Our impact is felt when our organization wrestles with the dilemmas that face this nation, particularly as they affect our profession. There is strength in numbers. By increasing the number of people in this organization, we add strength to the voice with which we can speak against apathy, bigotry, intolerance and ignorance; against abuse of the natural environment; and for the un-empowered, the marginalized and the disenfranchised. By building a strong organization, we develop a showcase for the excellence and creativity which have been ignored for so long. Through our publications and conferences, we are able to inform the world that minority professionals have the talent and capabilities to perform in design and construction with any other group. By building strong chapters of design professionals whose sensibilities and interests include promotion of urban communities, we are able to respond to the concerns that affect marginalized communities and people. Our goals are to increase the level of participation in the social, political and economic benefits afforded the citizens of this nation and to tear down the barriers that make full participation unattainable. Chapters give members a base from which to be involved in politics, to visit schools and reach out to children, to conduct community and civic forums and to responsibly practice in our professional capacities.