NH&RA Summer Institute (2017)

Speakers:
Thom Amdur, NH&RA, Washington, DC

Speakers:
Conchy Bretos, MIA Senior Living Solutions, Miami Beach, FL
Walter Ohanian, The Grantham Group, Marlborough, MA
Marshall Phillips, CohnReznick LLP, Charlotte, NC
Sharon Shaffer, Wallick Communities, Reynoldsburg, OH

Speakers:
Peter Bell, NH&RA, Washington, DC*
Darien Crimmin, WinnDevelopment, Boston, MA
Jeff Lesk, Nixon Peabody LLP, Washington, DC
Jerome Sullivan, Churchill Stateside Group LLC, Chicago, IL

Speakers:
Christian Robin, NH&RA, Washington, DC*
Darien Crimmin, WinnDevelopment, Boston, MA
Scott Pinyard, Sparhawk Group, Yarmouth, ME
Daniel Teague, WegoWise, Inc., Boston, MA

Speakers:
Thom Amdur, NH&RA, Washington, DC
Bill Andrews, Equity Resource Investments, Cambridge, MA
Josh Greenblatt, Vesta Corporation, Weatogue, CT
Wade Norris, Eichner, Norris & Neumann PLLC, Washington, DC
John Nunnery, PNC Real Estate, Beaufort, SC

* Directors & spouses only; separate registration required. 

* Separate registration required.

Registration fee: $30

Quebec City is perfect for a walking tour. This is also the best way to really appreciate the French culture of the city and feel its energy. Put on good walking shoes, take your camera and begin your exploration! Be prepared to see the Citadelle walls, The Parliament, The Battlefield Park, Panoramic stairs, and more.

* Board of Directors only; separate registration required. 

* Separate registration required. For Developers only. 

Registration fee: $60

Speaker:
Thom Amdur, NH&RA, Washington, DC

Speakers:
Jeff Morrison, Canadian Housing and Renewal Association, Ottawa, ON
David Smith, Affordable Housing Institute, Boston, MA

Speaker:
Robert Hogue, RBC Economics Research, Toronto, ON

Robert Hogue is a member of the Macroeconomic and Regional Analysis Group, with RBC Economics Research. He is responsible for providing analysis and forecasts for the Canadian housing market and for the provincial economies. His publications include Housing Trends and Affordability, Provincial Outlook and provincial budget commentaries. In his functions, he is frequently called to comment on the economy both internally within RBC and externally with clients and the media.

Mr. Hogue joined RBC in May 2008 after spending 15 years with another Canadian financial institution as a senior economist specializing in industrial analysis. At the outset of his career, he spent four years as an economist with Ontario Hydro, where he specialized in industrial and macroeconomic analysis. Mr. Hogue holds a Master’s degree in economics from Queen’s University and a Bachelor’s degree from Université de Montréal.

Speakers:
Diana DiPreta, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, New York, NY
Susan Frank, Cinnaire, Wilmington, DE
John Gahan, Murtha Cullina LLP, Boston, MA
Darrick Metz, WNC & Associates, Inc., Saint Paul, MN
Raoul Moore, Enterprise Community Investment, Inc., Columbia, MD
Craig Wagner, RBC Capital Markets, Charlotte, NC

* Separate registration required for guests. Opening reception is included for conference attendees only. 

Adult guest registration fee: $90

Child guest (under 15 years old) registration fee: Free

Speakers:
David Abromowitz, Goulston & Storrs, Boston, MA
Geoff Brown, USA Properties Fund, Inc., Roseville, CA
Sharon Dworkin Bell, Dworbell, Inc., Washington, DC
Stan Hannah, PhD, Plante & Moran PLLC, Southfield, MI
Stephanie Stoll, Cinnaire, Lansing, MI

Speakers:
Tom Capp, Gorman & Company, Inc., Oregon, WI
Tony Freedman, Holland & Knight LLP, Washington, DC
Holly Wiedemann, AU Associates, Inc., LLC, Lexington, KY
Jeff Woda, The Woda Group, Inc., Westerville, OH

Speakers:
Holly Bray, Love Funding, Washington DC
Cody Langeness, Red Stone Tax Exempt Funding LLC, New York, NY
John Weld Peck, Jones Walker, Cincinnati, OH*
Paul Weissman, Hunt Mortgage Group, Denver, CO

* Separate registration required. 

Registration fee: $90

Great networking opportunity! Adults and children are welcome.

Just 20 minutes from Quebec City is the charming Île d’Orléans which stretches along the St Lawrence River. This is one of the first settled colonies of the New France. We will spend a relaxing afternoon tasting regional wine, Ice Cider (non-alcoholic cider available) and Creme de cassis. Our final stop we will visit a local Chocolate Factory nestled in a 200-year old ancestral house.

• Includes tastings and transportation.

Speakers:
Chris Hite, Sugar Creek Capital, Saint Louis, MO
Bill MacRostie, MacRostie Historic Advisors LLC, Washington, DC*
Andrew Potts, Nixon Peabody LLP, Washington, DC
Nick Ratti, CohnReznick LLP, Boston, MA
Albert Rex, MacRostie Historic Advisors LLC, Boston, MA

Speakers:
Mansur Abdul-Malik, The NHP Foundation, Washington, DC
Tom Capp, Gorman & Company, Inc., Oregon, WI
Peter Giles, Cinnaire, Lansing, MI
Beth Pierce, Fannie Mae, Washington, DC
Maia Shanklin Roberts, Ballard Spahr LLP, Washington, DC*

* Separate registration required. 

Registration fee: $65

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency is a few minutes from Quebec City. It’s one of the province’s most spectacular sites. With its awe-inspiring 83m/272′ waterfall, a full one and a half times higher than Niagara Falls. The falls may be discovered on foot or by a Cable Car. So bring comfortable walking shoes and your camera. There are beautiful photo opportunities from the top of the falls.

• Includes: Transportation, water fall park pass and the gondola ride.

* Open to all conference attendees & guests.