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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Sandy Grossman, National President Phi Sigma Sigma to Relocate Headquarters Elkridge, Maryland (March 3, 2004)—Effective summer 2004, Phi Sigma Sigma Fraternity will be establishing a new headquarters located in Howard County, Md., a suburb of Baltimore. This new headquarters will be home to Phi Sigma Sigma's staff, records and historic memorabilia. The current office in Boca Raton, Fla. will remain open through summer 2004. The decision to move to Howard County, Md. is the culmination of a year-long headquarters study. Eight cities were initially identified as potential sites. A headquarters site selection committee researched many factors including cost and availability of commercial property, proximity of local services, quality of life for local residents and travel and accommodation costs for visiting officers and members. The committee completed this research, toured properties in five
cities, and collected feedback from collegiate and alumnae members
via a survey at Leadership Training School. After analyzing the
data, the committee submitted its findings to Supreme Council in
fall 2003. Supreme Council selected Howard County based on the availability
of affordable, desirable property within close proximity to the
airport and train station, hotels, shops and restaurants. Phi Sigma Sigma is a national women's fraternity founded in 1913 at Hunter College in New York City. Currently, Phi Sigma Sigma has over 55,000 initiated members worldwide, with 107 collegiate chapters and colonies and 35 alumnae groups across North America. More information on the organization can be found at www.phisigmasigma.org. ### |
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