MOA Architecture Announces Reggie Stewart as Project Manager and Promotes Gail Pasley to Office Manager

MOA Architecture has announced the addition of Reggie Stewart as project manager and the promotion of Gail Pasley to office manager, growing the firm’s leadership in project execution and operational excellence.

Reggie Stewart Joins MOA as Project Manager

As project manager, Stewart refines systems, strengthens project execution, and serves as a trusted point of contact for clients. He brings more than two decades of experience in higher education, K–12, and institutional facility planning and design.

Most recently, Stewart served as director of Space Management within Planning, Design & Construction at Clemson University, where he worked closely with university leadership to align academic and research space planning with both short-term needs and long-range campus strategy.

Throughout his career, Stewart has guided projects from schematic design through construction administration, coordinating consultants, facilitating stakeholder meetings, and ensuring compliance with building codes and accessibility standards. His portfolio spans K–12, higher education, research, and renovation projects, including work contributing to LEED-certified facilities.

Stewart earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from Oklahoma State University. A LEED Accredited Professional BD+C and architectural licensure candidate, he brings strong technical knowledge in AutoCAD, Revit, Bluebeam, and facilities data systems, paired with a commitment to sustainable design and data-informed decision-making.

“Reggie’s depth of institutional experience and systems mindset will play a critical role in strengthening how we deliver projects and support our clients,” said Michael Allen, CEO of MOA Architecture, Inc. “His expertise aligns perfectly with the growth of our firm.”

Gail Pasley Promoted to Office Manager

Gail Pasley is a highly skilled administrative professional with more than 25 years of experience assisting principals, executives, and project leaders.

In her expanded role, Pasley supports the MOA team by preparing AIA contracts, proposals, and correspondence while overseeing daily office operations. A consummate professional with exceptional communication skills, she serves as a well-organized gatekeeper for the firm, managing a wide range of responsibilities — from office management to coordinating closely with project managers in the field.

Pasley earned her associate’s degree in secretarial science from Columbia College of Business. Known for her reliability and positive presence, she plays an integral role in keeping projects and operations running smoothly.

“Gail has been the steady heartbeat of our office for years. Her professionalism, attention to detail, and unwavering commitment to supporting our team have made a lasting impact on our firm,” said Allen. “Promoting her to office manager is a natural next step — she understands our people, our processes, and our standards of excellence. We are incredibly grateful for her leadership and the consistency she brings to MOA every day.”