Raymond Harris, IAI
Architect | Author | Executive Movie Producer | Venture Capitalist — field_542d8190101fc
Raymond Harris is a practicing architect, author, executive movie producer and venture capitalist in God’s kingdom.
In 1983, he established what has become one of the most prolific American architectural firms specializing in corporate architecture. The firm was ranked as the number 2 retail design firm according to McGraw-Hill's Architectural Record magazine in 2013, 2014, 2015.
Raymond graduated first in his class from The University of Oklahoma, where he was the Outstanding Senior in the College of Architecture. He is a Board Member of The University of Oklahoma College of Architecture and he was selected as the Outstanding Alumni 2013-2014.
He is chairman of the Board of Erwin Brothers Entertainment, board member of OnQ (Tech Company), Lifenet (medical clinics in Africa), and previously on the boards of Crown Financial Ministries, Movement.Org, OMF International (formerly the China Inland Mission founded in 1865) and Pine Cove Camps. He cofounded the Christian Economic Forum, is a founding partner of the Global Cities Movement Day efforts in NYC, and is extensively involved in international sustainable community development projects in Africa and Asia.
Raymond has authored The Heart of Business and Business by Design. He is an executive producer for movies distributed by Sony Pictures and Lions Gate Entertainment with the most recent hit movie, I Can Only Imagine. Raymond has hiked all of the Continental U.S. National Parks and served as a scoutmaster for 13 years.
Raymond and Marydel are blessed by their four adult children, their spouses and eight grandchildren.
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