8/11/2008 - NEOC Seminar
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8/11/2007 Valerie Krause
(269) 473-5035
swmhba@att.net
PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE http://www.swmhba.com
Berrien Springs, MI—Valerie Krause recently attended the EOC seminar, a five day educational program in Providence, RI put on by the Executive Officers Council (EOC) of the National Association of Home Builders (NAH
.
The seminar focuses on professional development for association management professionals, and this year’s programming had a special focus on doing more with less and maintaining a high level of member service. The Seminar is the only conference that brings together home builder association staff from across the country to share ideas and solutions and to hear from industry experts about what works.
This annual event attracts more than 350 participants and features more than 60 education sessions exploring new methods, techniques, and technologies to be more productive, increase revenue, and enhance membership services at their association. The EOC membership consists of the association management professionals who manage the nearly 800 state and local home builder association that comprise the National Association of Home Builders.
The Southwestern Michigan Home Builders Association represents more than 200 home builders and their associates in the housing industry throughout the Berrien & Cass County areas.
For more information about the Southwestern Michigan Home Builders Association, please visit www.swmhba.com or contact the office at 269-473-5035.
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ABOUT SWMHBA: The Southwestern Michigan Home Builders Association is the professional association for members of the housing industry in Berrien County. Builder members consist of residential contractors, remodelers, and developers. Associate members represent all professions that support the home building industry. The SWMHBA exists so that members of the residential construction industry can ethically and efficiently provide our communities with safe, quality, affordable housing and to promote home ownership. It is affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders and the Michigan Association of Home Builders.
8/11/2007 Valerie Krause
(269) 473-5035
swmhba@att.net
PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE http://www.swmhba.com
VALERIE KRAUSE
ATTENDS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS COUNCIL SEMINARBerrien Springs, MI—Valerie Krause recently attended the EOC seminar, a five day educational program in Providence, RI put on by the Executive Officers Council (EOC) of the National Association of Home Builders (NAH
.The seminar focuses on professional development for association management professionals, and this year’s programming had a special focus on doing more with less and maintaining a high level of member service. The Seminar is the only conference that brings together home builder association staff from across the country to share ideas and solutions and to hear from industry experts about what works.
This annual event attracts more than 350 participants and features more than 60 education sessions exploring new methods, techniques, and technologies to be more productive, increase revenue, and enhance membership services at their association. The EOC membership consists of the association management professionals who manage the nearly 800 state and local home builder association that comprise the National Association of Home Builders.
The Southwestern Michigan Home Builders Association represents more than 200 home builders and their associates in the housing industry throughout the Berrien & Cass County areas.
For more information about the Southwestern Michigan Home Builders Association, please visit www.swmhba.com or contact the office at 269-473-5035.
ABOUT SWMHBA: The Southwestern Michigan Home Builders Association is the professional association for members of the housing industry in Berrien County. Builder members consist of residential contractors, remodelers, and developers. Associate members represent all professions that support the home building industry. The SWMHBA exists so that members of the residential construction industry can ethically and efficiently provide our communities with safe, quality, affordable housing and to promote home ownership. It is affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders and the Michigan Association of Home Builders.
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