Hiram P. Williams' house

Hiram Williams is a founding partner at Albrizzi-Williams, Inc., and has previously worked as the vice president of the Harbert Corporation, vice president of Goldman, Sachs and Co. Real Estate Department, vice president of Morstan Development Company in Morgan Stanley and Co., an associate at Corporate Property Investors, and in the staff of Governor Jimmy Carter in Georgia. Hiram is a graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology and Harvard Graduate School of Business and is the president of the Weantinoge board of directors and an active member of the Dia Foundation. Mr. Williams grew up on a farm in central Georgia and took for granted that most of his childhood was spent outdoors. After watching Long Island transform from sprawling farms into a completely suburban area, Hiram was drawn to Northern Connecticut and organizations promoting land conservation, such as Weantinoge, to ensure that there will be a continued interest in preserving flora and fauna and educating people about the land that surrounds them.