Jerry is the co-founder and President of Baysinger Partners Architecture, P.C. His strong background in planning, designing  and securing entitlements for retail and mixed use projects has created a national reputation for the firm. Jerry is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and has served on the ICSC Oregon Program

Committee. He also is a member of the AIA, Alberina Kerr Centers and the Portland Pearl Rotary Club. In his free time, Jerry helps out with the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol and the Boy Scouts. His involvement helped inspire all three of his sons to become Eagle Scouts.

As an artist, architect and entrepreneur, Bill designs award-winning architecture. He combines the science of building with the art of architecture. The result: solutions that make bottom-line sense. His AIA award-winning and pioneering "Green Architecture" for the corporate headquarters of luxury goods purveyor Norm  Thompson  helped to inspire the

"green" revolution in Portland. Currently, Bill is immersed in several projects including numerous upscale life style centers and a prototype car wash for a unique start-up company. Outside of his career as an architect, Bill is a member of White Shield and flies his remote control airplanes and golf balls off the tee thanks to his single-digit golf handicap.

Paul traveled across the pond from England to the Pacific Northwest to join Baysinger Partners in 1999. He brought with him ten years of experience in retail architecture and a degree in Architectural Technology. Since then he has managed many retail developments both large and small, applying his proven construction, design, site and space planning skills.

Paul became a Principal in 2005 and now leads the company's restaurant and design team creating unique, one of a kind restaurants throughout the Northwest. When not in the office, he spends time touring his adopted homeland with his wife, American truck, and his furry British friends; four Westies and his Shetland sheep dog.