2009 GAD Institute Meeting Materials
Materials From Wednesday, July 22
New GAD Orientation Session (Cliff Long, Government Affairs Director, Emerald Coast Association of REALTORS®)
GAD Best Practices Presentation (Chip Ahlswede, Principal, Regal Strategies)
Introduction to Advocacy (Claire McDonough, NAR Grassroots Representative)
GetActive/Convio Advanced Topics (Claire McDonough, NAR Grassroots Representative)
Electoral Services Program Beginners Presentation (David Watts, NAR Electoral Services Program Representative, and Joe Goode, American Strategies Inc.)
Electoral Services Program Advanced Presentation (David Watts, NAR Electoral Services Program Representative, and Joe Goode, American Strategies Inc.)
Materials From Thursday, July 23
Seven Influence Campaign Errors (Dr. Kelton Rhoads, Working Psychology)
Working With Regulatory Agencies (Linda Gressen, Senior Research Attorney, Legal Research Center Inc.)
Property Disposition: Affordable Housing Opportunities (Vonda Eanes, District Community Affairs Officer, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC))
New Approaches to Acquisition and Disposition of Foreclosed Property (Craig Nickerson, National Community Stabilization Trust)
Materials From Friday, July 24
RPAC Fundraising (Jane Saunders, Saunders Consulting, LLC)
State-Local Climate Energy Policy (William J. Prindle, Vice President, ICF International)
Climate Change Legislation in Mont. County MD (Meredith R. Weisel, Esq., Vice President of Public Policy/Maryland & Legal Counsel, Greater Capital Area Association of REALTORS®)
Materials From Saturday, July 25
Real Estate Market Trends and Outlook (Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist, NAR)
Measuring the Impact of Public Affairs (Breanna Olson, Manager, Political Involvement Programs, Public Affairs Council)
Foreclosure Prevention Grant (John Sebree, Vice President of Public Policy, Florida Association of REALTORS®)
Foreclosure Prevention Grant (Nathan (Nate) Johnson, Government Affairs Director, Southeast Minnesota Assoc. of REALTORS®)
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